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Commencing May 25th.
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WING to the sale of the premises we occupied in
Hensall with general Dry Goods., Clothing and Gents'
Furnishings we have removed the stock to our store
here, and find ourselves overcrowded with goods, which we
will sacrifice to make room.
A REDUCTION SALE
OF TWO STOOKS.
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Bargains in Clothing Suits -all reduced.
Bargains in Gents' Furnishings -all reduced.
Bargains in Dress Goods and Silks --all reduced.
Bargains in Ladies' Jackets, Capes and Waterproofs.
Bargains in fluslins, Ginghams and Prints.
Bargains in Millinery.
We want the room, you need the goods, ourprices will
satisfy you:
CASH OR PRODUCE.
Smith Bro's & Co.
DUNGANNON.
DR. 0. A. NEWTON, DENTIST, HAS
discontinued his uipe to Dungannon.
Will be pleased to meet any from that neigh-
borhood who may require his •ervioes •t tns
home omoa Luoknow. where ne will be found
ever. day In the week ezoept Thursday, when
ho visite Ripley. Special emission paid to
ration of natural teeth. crown and
work. ow. Baty methods of extract-
ing.
Norton.- The Ioca1 agency In Dungannon
for Ts■ tlIDNAL 1t at the Wilmot J. O. WAxu,
J.P., conveyancer, to.. who will receive or
dare for sub.orlptlons advertising and Job -
work. and is authorised to give reoetpte for
Mounts paid for the same
TuawDAy, May 28th.
Vusroai. DAs. -Quite • number of the
gbtzsas of Dungannon and violnity took in
the oelebr•tton of Victoria Day at the Se -
poly tows north of here,and others speot the
holiday at Port Albert and visiting friends.
SODOM CALL. -A sad gloom was caused
among the oltlut s of this vlolsity by the
redden deo*• a of Mary Ano If.11, the
beloved wife o1 Willis Bal, of West W••
traooeh, wbloh took plaoe on Friday of last
week at the resldsaca of her daughter, Mn.
Johnson, Ooderlob. The deoeaeed sou in
her usual health at the time et tier sodden
deoeaee. Her remains were brought from
Ooderlob to her late residence, lot 16, coon.
louden 3, West Wawanesh, on Sabbath,
and en Monday were interred In D.tng
cemetery, being esoorted thither by a large
number of relatives and friends. The
bereaved husband and family have the sin
owe sympathy of the oommuaity 10 their
sorrow. Rev. R. Fairbairn, B. A•, con.
dnoted the solemn obsequies.
DOMINO AND Oou.o.-Mrs. E MoCaig,
haying sold her property to Dungannon to
Mrs. E. Thompson, our popular and esteem
ted dressmaker, left here on Thursday of
Inst week for Th.ealen, Algoma, being ao-
o.mpanied by her granddaugbter and hus-
band. We wish them • safe journet and
good mooese....John Hut, of ('ransford,
has wild hie property to Andrew Dreamy,
who has retired from fuming. Mr. Hut
and family b.ve moved to the Circular
Town.....S.muel Lowery, of (aoderloh,
township, viited hit brother, William, V.
8„ oo the 24th Mrs. James Nioher,
of Luoknow, formerly • resident of
Dungannon, hos been .sainting 10 attend
sono on her brother. John Anderson, wbo
has been for some Ohne very 111 with ones•
monis. We are pleased to ante that
through good attendance and skilful medi-
cal treatment he 1. gr.duelly conva.scrag.
MIs* Naomi Davidson visited rela-
tives lo Goderieh o0 Saturday and Sunday
lames Tutors, principal of Dungan•
. on public school. attended the teachers'
oonyeotion held at Exeter het w •k. He
was appointed president tot mist t..m.
GODERICH TOWNSHIP.
TUESDAY, May 28.
Some months ago we mentioned that
MicheelO'Meara had made an Important
purchase of a fine goat and had inceptions of
showiogit at the I'.n•Atuerloan Exposition.
However,Mlohael has ()hanged 1.1• mind and
given the goat to a friend wilt- .ntdet in
Ashfield.
WEST WAWANOSH.
SATURDAY, dui a 1.
The- lolln•log le the relative sterilise of
the pupils in S. S. No. 2, West W,.wanoeh,
standing bawd on •ttendaoce, puoa'ualley
and general proficiency
Fifth ole-lda Wilson. Fourth olese-
irene Mallourh, Mabel Wilson. Third
C tee --Mary I'onard, Willie \1'Ilen°, VIn•
oeot Welsh, Marl Mailough,Osw.ld Pollard,
Eddie Bowen, Richard Welsh. Second
slaw -Willie Medd, Harold M•llongh, May
Jones, Martha Nixon, Marshall Feagan,
Frank donee, Joseph Feagan. Part 11 -
Earl Wilson, Vinay Welsh. Pait 1, 5,.-
140.. Oliver, Walter Nixon. Pert I, Jr. -
Ir• Molotyre, I;eorge Nixon.
NORMAN F. CHURCH, Teacher.
LEteURN.
Toa.DAT, Jess 4.
During this summer A H. Clones will
pot ,n ston.wo,k under ht. house.
Mies M. Fotherloeh•m. of TaokeremIth,
is visiting her sister, Mr.. A a. Unites.
.lames Chisholm hes purchased • Durham
boll for the Improvement of the farm slookr
in our section.
The weather we hope will get warmer, as
sheep dinging and shearing will be the order
of the day this week.
Heat Forget about Tear corns.
11 they glye you pleasure and you have
them as an adornment don't apply Patnam's
P•Inlew Coro end Wart Ertreotnr, for In
twenty -toot hour. they would he nolirely
✓ emoved and their beauty destroyed. Now
this 1s known to nestle everybody, inolud-
Ing y•tur drugg,s•. ; ask him 11 it 1. not so.
WALL
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COLBORNE•
1'cn.uAy, June 4th.
Jueeph dithering/we 1e remodeling ole
berme.
W o are sorry to say that Mrs. David
Bogie is making bee slow reoovoy from her
roues; 'Roam.
The big man with the big pe Idling
wagon from the 1,1011 ,,liars of Loyal ls
again calling ou the farmers lis this yluiohy
We sir ,.le•eed to be able to Lay that
John Clark, who has beep under the
weather the p.et week, IS on the owed
ag. u
'Acus Augu,t• Potter, who bis anent the
past six months under the parental roof,
has returned to (:hioego, where she will re
sums her duties as nurse.
DUNLOP.
.WILNrl,DAT, May 29
Quite a pastesw o it., lents, old and
youur, took i. ',no o,reut .0 llodench o0
Thursday last.
W. F. Youog, of Loyal. a having an
artesian well dug to hie barnyard on the
homestead form
The township tattlers In lull numbed
were In our midst un Saturday letting jobs
for repairing the roads.
We came .arses the following in a news.
p.per .. few days ago: •'Canadian girls are
(*Volutes as tune* an New York, rays the
lady superintendent of the training depart-
ment of the New York hospital, because
hey are well-bred, mart and aharmlog.
There are nice girls .crow the line, but the
proportion Is pot so large e• to Csaade. 1t
is clear that the charming Canadian girl
fulfils the poet's Idea
When pain sad anguish wring the brow,
A ministering ansa thou.'.
\V• agree thoroughly with this. Why,
nearly all the leading nurses el our
famous slat committee are ('anadlan-born
and they cannot be beat for eaklog ogre of
0.11.0te, and to one or two loetanow have
vrougt,t marvellous cures
PORTER'S HILL.
MoNDAy, JUDO 3rd.
Miss Maggie Terrane is oo the siok IIs►,
Fred Morgan was In London oo Saler-
ly.
Muter Arohle Everitt has returned from
1.lt.
Seo Thompson, of the Hayfield line,
spent Sunday In this vteloity.
\li . Marsh Hamilton, of Detroit, 1s the
gue,t t ner sister, Mrs. Gerstner..
The sacrament ni the Lort'e Supper wits
ilsreosed in' Bethany oo Sunday ate,.
uee0.
Quite a number from around tyre attesd.
ed the funeral of the late Horror Newt.,
of Goderich. on Friday.
BLUEVALE.
Trot:ety, May 28.
Me. John Gardiner to ill with the grip.
Gan. Kling, of Wingham, visited hie
meth(r on 'uoday.
John Stewart, of Winpbam, visited his
parents In Blnevale shit week.
Sites Mabel Oliver Knocked her shoulder
out of joist on the 13th of May.
Mrh. Clegg and daughter, of Wingbam,'
spent the 24th with Mrs Smeltzer.
Mr. and Mrs. John Pugh, of Brunel",
visited friends In Hlnevale this week.
Mrs Fred McCracken and children, of
Brussels. visited in the village last week.
Peroy Patterson hu gone to work ,o the
lteoleoworth cheese factory for the summer.
Miss L,III. Rogers spent the 24th with
Mr. and Mn Wm Stewart at New Ham•
burg.
Miss Blanche Jamieson, of Itordwich,
vlited her sister, Mrs. Peter King, We
week.
Mr. and Mrs. John MacDonald and
daughter thirty, of (loderloh. are vlrltlog at
John Gardiner's.
John M.olotoeh and daughters, Hazel
and Annie, of Molesworth, visited at Thos
Coultas' this week.
Rev. I). H. MaoCra, of ('ranbrook, will
preach preparatory servtoes in the Presby -
tenet) church on Frid.y morning.
W IILTE STAR LINE
6ODERICII
rwasmur TO
DETROIT
AND RETURN
The Fast Steamer, "
CITY OF TOLEDO,
Will Leave Goderich
Wednesday, June 1,, '11,
at 8:30 a.m., Eastern Time.
Arrive Port Huron 12:30
noon, Detroit 4:30 p.m. Re-
turning leave Detroit Thurs-
day, June 20th, at 2:00 p.m.,
Port Huron 6:30 p.lu., arriv-
ing at Goderich at 10:30 pin.,
and leave for Detroit, Friday,
June 21st, at 8:00 a.ul.,
Eastern time.
Fare to Detroit -one way,
June 21st, $1.00.
The Stratford Herald Ex-
cursion will leave Stratford at
6:40 a,m.,,June 19th, stopping
at Mitchell, Dublin, Seaforth
and Clinton. Train ar-
rive at Clinton, 7:35, Gode-
rich 8:15.
Special train leaves Gode-
rich for Clinton and way
Stations to Stratford on ar-
rival of the steamer Thursday
night. _
Moonlight Excarsios at 6odericr T-ps•
day Eyeaua, 3 Cats.
C. F. BILLMAN,
Traffic Mantyg , White Stars
1 BROPHEY & SON
-- Tea I.R•DIND -
Vtvwcrak Xlvecctort. aax(a
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orA. n rarerwll),ja'teNed re ar •11
b•wr.. •Iger ar day.
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• A Kincardine Lady .111.4.
Mrs. John McLeod, of Kfnoardine, was
killed while driving on Tuesday wooing,
May 20th. About 5 o'clock that evening 1
Mr. and Mrs. McLeod were out driving on
the Lake Shore road north, and when pan•
log an encampment of gyp.iee about a mile
Irom Kincardine the bone became restless
and Mrs. Mcleod In an endeavor to get out
of the buggy was oaoght between th.
receiving fineries which resulted lei her
death an hour afterward'. Mrs, MaLeod
was • Id tea t:reene and went to Kinardioe
after her marriage ts Mr. McLeod, ever
forty years ago, from the neighborhood of
Toronto. Some twenty years ago they moved
to Portage La Prairie, where Mr. Mcleod
oarried on a euooeesfnl business for a num•
her of years, when h• retired, returning to
Kincardine about three years ago. Mr. M3.
Lead bis been singularly unfortunate with-
in the past two yeas, losing two sone by
death, the Rev. Angus McLeod, of Regina,
and Duncan McLeod. Word has been re-
ceived within the last month of the dee,' in
Germany of Airs. M111., • sister of the de-
ceased. Mrs. McLeod leaves • .on and
daughter, Riohar.l,of Minneapolis, and Mn.
Rev.) W. L. Rowand, of Fort William. Rey.
dogleg dream, e1 Hoimeaville, Is • brother,
Mrs. (Rev.) W. H. Hinot,, of Tomato, end
Mrs. Allard ?root, of Owen Sound, sisters
AUCTION SALES.
AS parties getting their sale bills printed at
this oMoe will have a free notine inserted
In this flet 0o to the time of ea1es.
SATURDAY, June 8.11. -Unreserved sue.
11,30 este of • good, comfortable dwelltog
h;us. and 4i sores of land In tows, at the SHEPIIAPD'S Keenan rooms, H.metoo s. , atttr no'alrin',LEE &
donN HysrAnr, proprietor, T. (teenier. rine
dosser.
e Carl.
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y,?#°' • a full lane of 46,400
Screen Doors and
Windows,
Lawn flowers, ar
Garden Hose,
Garden Rakes,
Spades and Shovels,
Paints, Oils and Var-
nishes.
PLUMBING and HEATING
a specialty. ii -so
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Window Shades
and Wall Paper -,
For the month of 3nee we intend offering our entire stock of Window
Rhodes and Wall Paper at the following prices
6 -ft. Shades, 36 inches wide, complete will) geed spring roller, dm 29c
Genuine oil opaque Sharing, nam size, complete • • 39C
The game Shade, with lace or fringe, complete 49c
Special line of:Canadian Wall Paper (new), 4c per roll : with bonder to
match, 2r per yard ;(wiling t0 match, Rani" pfn''' as wall, 4e per roll.
American Wall Paper.
We have a special line 0t American W•ll Paper at tae per roll, with ceil-
ing and bonder to match.
Extra Special Value.- -American Well Paper, manufacturers' price 12c
per roll ; our special close pens;, 8c per roll, wi'h Is inch frieze mei .tiling
to mato+.
Any wall papar over will he taken Track if net trimmed, and money willing
ly refunded. Watch oar show windows rand Rave money.
Store sine. •t 6:15 P.M., except Saturdays and evenings before holidays
MCKENZIE & HOWELL
Porter's Book and Wall Paper Store
Telephone No. 100 B. Court House Hgnam, 4in,iench,
pn•piteelf to give eery low quotation. on all
.:..BUILDERS' HARDWARE..;.
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The first, car of (doss consigned to 0111' firm its (3oderieb ham lust been
put in stock by us. Our saving in freight alone is one reason why we
eln sell so low. Then again we've got the stock. We can glue you
any sire from is Tan fo-i-lirge 48.62 URht,
W0 Inly in large quantities for Cash, and endeavor to keep goods
that give the hest of satisfaction
We have a
smell
,in•Itttity of AMERICAN
FIELD FENOINQ
yet, but it iv rapidly dttsppnaringif you barn • terse to build get
the hest, and huy it quickly. The factory is so busy we cannot get any
more for three months.
wartsepsat'ewe f
McKENZ1E & 1-1O N/ELL
Tim plum to bey all Hardware obese.
Best $2
too
;We've le' - tolling you • lot lately about oio Aineriati•matle Moe. for Hen and
N omen -Th, alk Over anti Queen Quality. (These are unquestionably the Reset
lines of Share made ui the United SLOW.) Dom% for a moment lose sight of the taut that
we also have the beet 51 50. $2.00 and 52.50 Shoes fur both Men and Women -Shoes
htylish ,-uough to please the most critical eye. area sturdy enough to stand the teat of
war. We hase All leathers All Mamie, An Sirs. We can and will save YOU Half a
Duller on bleu's and \\'omen'. Shoes at 11.00. 52 60, and 03.00.
wrap Is mad tot us surprise yaa wee tko alerting velours we Woe.
sky .at for week9
For the Skk ....
The da ter esti do you nn goal un
lees hie prescriptions:ere properly, put
up from reliable ingrediente
That s whore re reudar invaluable
aid to the do,'tor
We compound prescriptions as they
ehu..ld lo•
IF. DI. DUNtlAr, Phm. B.
Cur,- .A On. .�A r�n..uuue.
OkUGGIS r.
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WARNING 1
_ WALK
AND Shoes
� OVER
We aunt say halt enough about the good•
net -is of these two beautiful lines. Nothing
made its Canada compares with them for
at) le, finish, fit or wear; the very latest style,
the very best material and the finest of work•
manship is characteristic of every pair.
}:very tray adds to the army et pleare,i wear•
err of our two tamou. American Shoos ler Men
u>'t Women. W111' NI)T YOU
- - Large Bottle Good Polish, 6c.
Repairing.
ANY porion or per.uuo cutting
or removing or in any way dealing
with Ions or timber now lying en the
shorts or that way 1,e coat on the
,hors of Lake Huron, bearing the
following works, will be prosecuted as
the law directs.
Marks :-113, 82, A9, 40, PUL,
TAT.
Capt. WM. BABB,
Agent for Owners
Ooderleh. &U lit Y!.
Coal, Lime, Portland Cement,
Hydraulic Cement, Char-
coal,FirebrIck,Sewdr Pipe,ttc,
ALL OF THE BEST QUAL
!TY KEPT CONSTANTLY
ON itANi' ANL 801.0 AT
LOWEST' l' atICSB, .
THE SQUARE.
Hat Bargai ns....
flaying pun:hased twelve dozen hats at a great redaction they will t e
sold at the following kw prises
Rear'y-to-wear hat a' 25c, worth bOc.
Children's ready-to-wear hats at 16c, worth 36c, and at 50c,
worth :•1.00.
Leghorns at 35c. worth 50c.
Leghorns at 75c, worth $1.25.
Also the latest thing in, the shirt waist hat, for 75c,
All millinery reduced for the balance of the season.
immonsommint,- - OALL AND IN$PEOT.
F. BARLOW HOLMES. MISS CAMERON.
TaLarae3E NO. 23.
HODGENS BROS.
•ria seem mar sir I
■ANILTeg•51.
Some Specials
for June...
E have prepared a big list of specials for June selling. They have been
gathered from all over the store and every article on the list Is a
worthy quality and dependable in every way. For one reason or an-
other we are going to sell them at these special prices for June.
What these reasons are makes no particular difference. It is enough to know
that they are good and that the goods will be h..re when you come at cut prices
that are away under value. We want every single article on the list out of the
store before the month is over and are willing to make it pay you even better
than ever to do your drygoods buying here during June. They go on sale Satur-
day, June 8th, and continue at these prices until all are sold. Commencing
Saturday, June 8th, we are going to sell
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A June Special in Shirt Waists.
We've got a big special in shirtwaists for .June. Brand new goods, just out of
the factory this week. They are made from good materials in the latest styles,
and if you want to save from 25c to a0c on a shirt waist you won'tmiss this offer.
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1.•dtee'isblrl walsts,.lade from prlote and maellos, newest styles, eel( es white sellers, dark and 141t
colors; e•vy, pale bins, pink and heliotrope, eta. The same materiale were made gad sold early lo the
e
seasonlat 90t'and 51.00 sees. We Dogtrot them at • low figure and you oars take Tose abates o1 ,be lot at
exl.6
33c Curtain fluslin, 17c.
50 yards handsome ourtain muslin, 48
Wheel wide, white mored, with
pattern In yellow and pay blue.
e atable for bedroom curtains, reg•
■lar price was 36o, but we cut 1t
right In two for June and it goo. at
per yard. 17c
25c Curtain Muslins, 15c.
45•inah curtain muslin, ecru ground,
with brocaded patterns and fawn
flowers, floe quality, regular price
wa 25o, for Jane selling, per yard LUC
Real Scotch 0Inghams,17c
(The 25c kinds)
We have about 150 yards of
fine Scotch ginghains and
zephyrs that are marked for
speedy clearance.
Floe Snotoh gingham" and rephyrs,
the finest goods we carry In stock,
suitable for waists and ohildren'a
wear, plain and broken shooks in
blues, pink" and oombinatlose, rev
star 25o qualities, for Jule selling,
oholoe, per yard 17e
Table Linen for June.
The stock of table linens is
too heavy. This is the way
we are going to reduce it :
Half blraohe,l table lines, 614 to 70 in.
wide, firm and heavy sloth, nest
S egal pattern, .111 wear aid bleach
well, real geed value at 60o a yard,
ear Jane pries will he 37C
rte. (reality bleaohed table linen,
hem weight, handsome floral pat-
tern. 68 to 70 teethes wide, am
pelee ba Men 75e bet for .lass
•ening 1t w111 be 500
Summer Corsets, 25c.
A good onree,, ton, well made from
strong net, goal filling used, Bt
well and will glue satisfactory wee,
sizes 19 to 26, for June oelllog,tper A`
pair . 25c
Art fluslin, 5c.
Colored aft muslin, good quality, 27
inches wide, border, or.em g d
with blue, -pink sod heliotrope
Bowen, epeeist for .lane be
Linen Towels, 12c
10 dozen linen towel., hemstitched
and hemmed ends, plain or ooiored
bordere,large rite sod good weight, 12espeolal tor .lane
60c Carpet for 40c.
100 yards of jots btuwels o•rpet,good
patterns In medium to dark osiers,
w111 stand • lot of hard weir. The
regular prise le 60o, for .lane we �/t,
pot the lot on tale at per yard.... 40c
25c Cottonade, 18c.
It is not every (lay that 25c
cottonade can be had for 18c
per yard. While this lot lasts
you can bey
HeavyCottoned., strong firm make,
wilwear wall, narrow stripe le
fray, sold all over .t 25o, our prloe 1
for .lane es8clllny ., 8c
Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs, 2 for 5c.
bedtime hama►Itahal oemhrin Hand.
kerchiefs, regular else, fine quality,
1-i1roh hem, the regular 50 kind,
set epeeist .lane Wee, 2 for
50
Dress Goods for June Sell-
ing.
Bargains for June buyers
that will be well worth coming
after. A few of the many
good linea we will sell --
Blank ladles' sloth, 50 Inobee wide,
"liftable for suite or skirts, for 87C
June
Farley black drew geode, doh deep
bleak, will wear well and not taro
rusty, • few skirt lengths only left.
regular 51 60, ter Joao eelltag,'Mr 755
y
rd
Fancy Sgared lose, neat small pat Citi
tern, memo thread, makes a capital
simmer skirt. regular pries 800, for
Jose selling
Hlaok corded drew goods, 40 Mabel
wide, all pare wool, regular 86e, ler 455
Jane selling, per yard
200 yards of colored dries geode,
plata Delon In brews, navy, (awn,
myrtle, trey, eta., all wool, last
sada of a ler of our 50o and 600
Ilnw,
tor Jane renis;, p•r yard
All -Wool Tweed at Half -a
Dollar.
(Usually sold at $1.00.)
Just because we are clear -
hag out all our tweeds you get
this bargain.
Flee quality all•weel tweed, dark
' nada, will weir well •ed make sp
• good salt, reeler pries 51 00,
sot ha two ter Jena .stile., sow
Skirting, 12ec.
36 lneh limey colored m•ea.s •kktMsf.
narrow 'tripe rumbles saws is
e el molar 360 Iles, tor Janalue
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