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8 THUUDAT, July 25, 1901.
BALANCE OF
Summer
oods
MUST GO NOW
The season has advanced to a point when goods
must go, or stand a chance of being carried over.
At SMITH BROS.' they go.
You Know the class of Merchandise we carry. You
know that high quality and newness characterize
our stocks. These offerings are neither old or un -
desire le goods, no matter hew low the price.
L 1.
WASH GOODS.
Balance of our eu1oU.Ml mea
line. in blues, pinks. \navys,
blacks and reds, prices \were
20c and 25c, going at le
Balance of file (*foetid gm
hams, were l9de to 17e,
at 10c
All our regular 121c prints
going at . , I0c
LOT 3.
r -Y-1
SHIRT WAISTS.
-Spec-lel lot colored
were 50e and 60e, going at 25c
Ladies' white waists, were
$1 00, going at 7&
White waists, were $1 25,
for $1 00
Latest shape old lot colored
waista, were tiCc and 75c, go
ing at 50c
We
LOT 2.
MILLINERY.
give Ra'ancc of untrimmed shapes
ladies' and children's fle)
mtrawa, .al'or hats, walking
remlums _ hate, etc. Don't miss this
Mars: a to ru alp- or ♦ et.
set'oud hat.
on
ash
purch
SCS.
See that
yot get
coupons] for
all you
buy.
Going at half price.
LOT 4.
v --y- •--v~- - Thr- •�
DRESS GOODS and
SILKS
y ru=lune 111 the store At
• orad price during this
Spec lot Bedford cerci
m ales. Wer, red.
grey, regolar50c.
icy eilke or waists3or
min •a all urs t.
A
• red
Rale.
K
goals
fawn,
going
Far
tem f ,
Make an early ch
This sale commences Thursday, J
tinues till Saturday, Aug
LOT 5.
GENTS' FURNISHINGS.
Nice line fancy and plain
feat black rotten ptcks, ring
at 2 pairs for 25e
Fine grey and black fedoras
going at clearing prices,
Mon's straw hate, worth 75r
and $1.00, new shapes, going
at b&
Special lot °tf'ore.l print
shire, some wet. =1 00, some
75c. Going at ..life
Yen, and bort _tanking at
bargain prices
Ten
Bargain
Days.
26th, and c
t 3rd.
LOT 6.
LADIES' READ -MADE
WEAR•
White outerwear, ill
duaerl.
ltidiea'-itettote -earl - mpee
going at reduced prior•.
liadierscparatc .kiraa
At reduced prices.
ladies' ram cloaks, going at
etlucel prime
1l..-, -
CASH OR PRODUCE.
Smith Bro's & Co.
DUNGANNON.
VIIR. G. A. NKWTON. DENTIST. HAS
discontinued lite trips to Dungannon.
I be pleased to meet sol from that neigh-
borhoodd who may require lits °ervioe° at the
boom once. I.uckuow, where ns will be foetid
very day in the week except Thursday. when
h e visite Ripley. Special atte•rlon psld to
preservation of natural teeth. crown and
bridge work, °to. Keay methods of extract-
ing.
Nance.- The local ageoey In Dungannon
for Ta■ SIONAI. bat the (idiom of J. (i. W Asn,
J.P., conveyancer. eo.. who will receive or
dere for euptlons. edvertatng and Job.
work, and is •nthorized to give receipts for
amounts paid for the same
TtLsDAt, July 23
I.v Moir Poor iter. ---00 aoonunt of the
etat°mene of suooeseful eat ranee oaadidatee
given 1n last week's issue of Ilia St:SAI.,
copies of the Issue are eagerly sought.
Wsarnaa --The wave of warm weather
has to senor extent Injured p d
root crops, and the spring crops also are
• af ertsg, It sin le very msoh needed at prem•
sea
Ramos Ar. -(fur Rental watchmaker ha
removed Into the building formerly °coopied
by Mrs, Clara Wilton, milliner, *biota Is
very suitable for Isla lisi of buAeme. We
wish him auaoeas. - - - -_
FAI.1. WitrAT. -Fall wheat, rye and
barley oreps are being secured and will
(weather permittlog) soon ha fiu.hwl
Next In order, steam threshers will ere
many days be brought into rrq deafen.
The popular veteran threshers, '1'. Bailey,
James Alar, and others, aro preparing for
the teases's week m 01. line. Mr. Agar
has given an order for • new traction
engine to a company at Brantford. 1\'e
wish him success this season.
INrenms.'T -- (li Saturday the remain.
of the late.Jehe Jame', of ''ort Hope, were
Interred In Dungannon cemetery. The de-
°aeed was formerly • pioneer resident of
Wert Wawannsh and removed anme rex or
moo years ago to Port Hope. leu age was
eighty elgbt year". Rey. Mr. Owen, of
Lucknow, oordooted the obsequies.
011'1.111. OA Monday, Jit. Meraball,
township surveyor for West Wawanosb, Itt
compliance with • relent by the oonnell
and the petition of several rat. -payer. Ie
the village of Dungannon, re a leading
drain, commenced operations as to the
oeoseeary drainage re.lntred, which will be
mad° known In his profile and award In tho
near future. The reeve, R Medd, Coun-
cillors Cameron and Mallough, also the
clerk and trsaurer, were 1n attsndanw.
Haas AND Tnraw-Darinr last weak
your humble sorlbe agent a very pleasant
time visiting Mr. and Mrs J. E. Tom and
other friend' in the baeutllul dueller town
Mn. John Ritohle, of 1Vingh'm, 1"
whiffing relattvasin Militate*, end renewing
former •consistences Mr. and Mrs,
James Rue Sooday.d with relatives In the
town.hip of Huron. Mia May, their
daughter, remained for a two week,' visit
lire. T. W. Little, accrnuanl.d by
two soot, W and Carroll, left here
las'. Friday on an extended visiting tour
ANNUAI4 SUMMER SALE
500 full cloth hound Books, all new, 127 titles, atan-
(lllrit v . ., ,1 ' . , n . ,
I5c each.
Light Summer Reading.
An elegant -new line of paper hound novels, publish-
ers' price 25c, clearing summer sale price 10c and 15c.
Remember these books are all new, clean and fresh from
the publishers
1
Palm Loaf Fans, 2c each. r„ ,Oft' ori t, t.yr .4 Tt� . `
Satin Fans, regular Sc each, clearing summer sale
price, 2 for Sc.
Other fans, / and 1, off regular prices.
Hammocks, Croquet and Express Wagons, # off reg-
ular retail prices.
Chatelaine Bags, }land Satchels, Purses, ladies' and
gents' Belts (only the new and correct shapes and styles)
for clearing summer sale prices. See our show windows.
All goods marked in plain figures.
Watch this sale if you wish to save money.
a , o. 100 8PORTER. 'S Book Store,
Oar Tel*pbone ooe le NNo. Court house Square, Galerich.
i
to relatives at North ISay and other
pointe Riubard Haley, rat Ottawa, left
here oo 'Tuesday for home after a short
visit to his dater. Mrs. 1t Wilson
Robert Motlatb, of Wiorham,acoompauted
by his meter, Mine Susie, and hl. daughter,
Mere Jane, made • visit to his perorate on
Saturday tut and left for home ora Sunday
(ymleu following Mrs. Wilson, r.ltut
of the late It chard %Y.leuri, left tore during
last week on an wended visit to re
lathes in the State of Iowa .lames
tloMatb, of Clinton, and two daughter",
Misses Myrtle and Marj,ry, visited rola
ties. here dialog this -hitter part of last wrek
Mines Mary and Site, daughters of
('ouootllor Wm. Cameron, visited Mrs. D
McNevins era Walley .... Mr. •sd Mrs.
John Sloths..., of 1Voodstuok, ate nuking
'Mgr •usual visit to relative. and foetid'
to this violally Mr. and Ms Geo.
Walker, of Uarrle,lett hire on Monday lest
after a short visit to his p,rent., Mr. and
Sirs. •ler. Walker, much pleased with the
visit ...T. J, Bechtel, V. 5 , of Huwkts
elite, Waterloo county, 1..11 jnoed Mrs
Bechtel, who is visiting bur parents. Mr.
and Mre. James 1v'hyartt William
Lreeb:e, of A\'oodstock, as vicious; tog par•
eats, Mr. and Mrs. ('roahto, at It.Ifaat,wbere
he Intends to 'pend his holidays A
largo number of the young people of I.uoL
n ow attended tie Lr ague meeting
.n the Methodist church on Monday
evening Vrr.l'artwright, of Brandon,
Manitoba, formerly • tetident of Ashfield,
and widow of the late John ClrtwrlghL is
visiting her brother, Donald McNevin, sr.
The isle lady 1s loud in her praises vl
thed'rairie Province, having tended in It
for a •umber of years.
LEEBURN.
MIINDAV, July 22.
Otto Knuckle, formerly • resldsnt herr.
e nd for the past few years an aoouai visitor
Irom Detroit to see relatives and Meade
here and In Lioderich, visited here Intel week
a000mpenied by hie wile end sen. ---
Juob Mosier. who awed the first oats of
the new century In this neighborhood on
Monday. tis° 13 h of April. on Monday, the
223d of July, cut them with hie binder. 1t
is his futeotion to show a bag u; so of them
at the Doming fall fair in Ooderioh, as they
✓ C a fine sample.
DUNLOP.
M,sieat, July 22,
tlhi+ E 1 1 l'al:ow, of 1'uq t Albert, 1. the
guest of Mee. (leo. Mul'eee, at L yal 1'. 0
Mrs. Wm. Niebergall, et Windsor, 1. up
visiting her parents here mad also relative.
'n G )derioh.
Mrs. }:hard Hogan is up from Datrrit
elsei-cold friends to Colborne, and hot
week wail the guest of Mrs. James 'Tobin.
Or. Marlon Oltvev, the merltosl mission
ray at present on • holiday to Canada, was
• transient visitor here last week, the guest
of Mrs. Lawson at Lorassides.
Daring this weak and seal W. )<. Young,
of Loyal, will put ie a pump in the artesian
well that be r,oeotly had suck in his ban -
yard a the homestead farm, hiah wipp be
worked by leu windmill. H will alio Kaye
• silo snood.
sere sad at Loyal feel k bleden were
se the move ve cutting doeiw the fail wheat
and barley. Our •yet,(F•n friend R'ibsst
IdaeMlltt•o, o•gh a little advanced 1.
re, drove is Wilder in good style •ad
era as well be did nearly a quarter of •
east ry ego
Our or se toweemae, Jae. I.. Tubm : of
The Ft
Ma Prestaff, of London, Is for
wens holiday. Tito time he Silage
b him Islam Voiotia*, • rettrtd bull
•t, wise built and 'leagued
• r : g.nhllo • building, in
WesternWesterntee of Macchio. among
m being the
averment buildings of
.tiw,'fuzas, S.o hie retirement from
profession ha hi, 'yelled -much reel a
1m years agovlsit.d t father lead. being
in 1 lin for six weeks, or the 1 inperm
often %than there. Us also at If(row
see
burg. ing its greet olty c k. In future
Mr Vane no sill maks b owe In the
Furth City.\
Tb
e
wit
K and HAI
many of the
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the
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.BLUEVALE.
WonvttcD1Y, July 17,
Freddie Johnston ie visiting in God. Ich
this week.
Mr. McTaggart, of Hewlett, spent a fere,
data last week at F. 11. Saoll'e.
Robert Mather., o1 the let line Morris,
has been In very por health !tidy.
Ruth. ltockridte, who has b)en'b+tot al
summer, returned to his home lurk There
day
Mrs. M,I: sen, of Menklor. wit y.sit.inr
her daughter, Mrs Rob it Mt.b us ton, tht.
week.
JI sees Magg(e end Maze Holmes, of
1'aloterston, aro visiting their uncle, Andrew
Holmes
Robert McAlister, of Milwaukee. Wis.,
visited hl. stater, Mrs. Wm. Mester, one
day last week.
Mu. Mary 'Thornton, of Wingham, is
visiting her granlpertnte, Mr. and Mt.
.John ((sedum..
Ries- Mr. \\ eft v rya pleasantly entertain-
ed the memheti ct the church choir lett
Friday evening.
The Rev. Mr. Swan pre soiled a sermon to
the Orsngcineu in 1`.. Methodist church
last Sunday eyenine.
Ile Friday evening Dick Proctor while
wheeling round the block ran into a horse
and rig and wag .lightly Iojlred.
George Me1),nalJ had a very suces►dul
raising last Thursday. His ban when
oompl.ted will bo one of the largest to this
part of the country.
The Mtnee. P, oh•rdson, of Toronto, who
hive been soewling a tow weeks visiting
it Ionia and tet•ti ytl Ira this vlcl,lty, riturn •
ed home on Monday.
MaoKetzie Messer. of Detroit, came home
for his holidays on wedeesday. He was
accompanied by his slater, Was Cora, who
has been visiting in Ypsifantl, Mich.
Frank Scott, who hos been visiting his
parents and Li'id. hire for a tbw nooks,
left for Tama, lows, on Wedneed.y. lir
will visit the Pan Anitrinas on his return
1lurnty.
Mrs. George Mcr)onahl left on Monday
for1)wen. Honed, where her .iter, M...
1.)ule Burgess, fitseriously ill. She was se.
m.mpanled by .1nhn )(mg and Mre. Peal
Powell.
At the raising on Friday ker. McEwan
was knnrkul on the heed by a heavy pike
p' 1.. Tte Met mialfr Teri fiet;E UIIIIUc
but fortunately Mr. bit E can soaped with
Might Haile'.
Failte a nurnler •it'n'el the orange
celebration at Lucknow on friday last,
bet .till the crow.l was emelt compered
with thet of • few years sere. 1 s the Anthers.
Derr of the Orangemen dying out'
The first race for the silver cup will be
NMI on Saturday evening, The can 1. pre-
owned ed by the Canada Cycle and Motor
Company. to bo competed for by rider. of
IM own wheels, end is a handsome trophy.
KINGSBRIDGE.
Trot oy, Jolly 23:.l.
Yin 1'hthpa, of Loodon, le el.ttlag here.
The Misses Anna, Maggie and Avner
O'Keefe are Annie for their led d.y,
J'he many frleedsel Mt. and Mu Thee,
Jey eongratnlste them upon 1he edyent of
a 1 We boy.
Yre. 11. Lunen and children, of Detroit,
are vatting the lady's pa-snu, Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Doyle.
11. J. Orttlie, Mre (:.ghin, bit.. Haley,
of ishpeetnlnr, and Mrs. ,1. FiteHenry, of
Mar.lwtte, attended the Inner.' of their
mother but week.
Mrs Moletneh, ret Dtroft, 1e spending a
few weak, among her friends In AO geld,
when rhe I. thoroughly er j tying he calf
with our lake breeze.
Willie hurler, of Duluth, Is boom with
hie mother, after an aboesus of twenty
years, mewing old acyuelotaaues and sea•
leg many of his old sohoolutates.
Ms, Jobs Sullivan le home again after
spending a hoer weeks to Detroit, wbero she
aovompaoied her sun. D. F., who had bees
rutlloetiug la Ashfield with his wife mud
'Add for some weeks previous. Dennis hal
dune wall out Weed and believe* In haying
• good time when be can. Since leayluq
hero be visited the 1'•n American and spent
some time wan • brother In New York..
He intends taking a trip eros. the Atlantic'
before roturulog to his
home in Boulder. (lel. h•
W. with them • pleas
ant voyage and sate
return.
Oos of our old pioneers., Mrs. T. Urithn,
paved p.auefully away Sunday, the 19th
Inst, She had lived In A.htisld fifty elx
yeas and raised nye b,ye and five girls, all
.,till II ring and doing well, moat of whom
were around her at the last moments mourn-
ing • kind and loving parent. Althougb
eighty sin years of Age, she enjoyed good
health up to • leer weeks ago and many will
miss that sweet finalist .mile and warns
nand shake of our dear friend. The funeral,
• very large and reepretable one, took place
on Tuesday (rent the home of her daughter.
Mrs.. J. Flynn. dire Father Mul.'ormick
celebrated trouiem high mass for the re-
pose of her soul and she was laid to reit be
side her husband, who died some twtety•
five years ago. The pail b were three
sons and three 'medium, Jame!, John,
Michael, Ted J. I:rittia, Tenothy John
I:rlitin and 1). I). Floc.
MACK ItY OF FORMOSA.
A Letter (rent rel. amu Ghee Detail, el ells
Death.
A letter dated .luod 7, has been reeeiy.d
lie Rev. Dr. Mackty, cf N uodetuok, from
G. W. MacKay, son of the late Format
mlnelonery. lir. MacKay has given to the
prole some extracts horn The letter which
will interest many of our readers :
Atter twenty hours of tutoose suffering my
dear (anter visaed away oo the afternoon of
su-day, 2ad hut. He was coo°oious usul
within three hours of nim death. e ' Cos•
e tantly he t^pt pointing up to heaven, sad
looking upwards as much as to*ey.."1 will
1. tte-e soon." • • Alt thrcgrh-bl. ellrk-
eeu he wee atxicus about hq work. Two
day* before bis death Leapt up at midnight,
and woo atone to Oztord College. DO one
t eeing him. It was full 'noun .hat night,
toil I autpose he theu,tbt it was day. He
entered the huddle", end knocked at the
'doer. Fortunatly a student taw him on 1
'nought him btek After a little be whit e1R,
to return to the C'oll'ege ; wo tried to per•
ara':0 him not to at'ewp' It, but to vain.,%
Ile went, enured the ball, and sat on a choir',
shying that be was going to conduct the so•
null examination The examination Was
utualty held about this t:nte of the year.
Bat It was poor father'', delirium. Ile
could nit ,peek, and who he wrotq at tboe
time was the last we could mak) Gat.
Word of Ms death was nut to all the miss-
ion stations, and on Monday and 1'ue.day
the petiole flocked from all parte of the nose•
ray, mid some are still mildey today. It was
• m t piteous sight to see the preacher and
oa arts weeping bitterly at his bedside.
O men with grey hairy sod beards wept
titin ablldrmo. Indeed I native& could re
frill from brwaisg 1 th Into teary when
they beheld oold k d th their lorefge friend
whom oaoe they hat and persecuted. Mei y
%ban they learned that father was dead
could tot parte ke food f )r • whole day, snit
some for two days or more; and many tra•
vrdlnd fifty miles on foot to be present at
;h.c tremal. 1 pitted the Japanese pastor.
When he tittered the room he oast himself
.io..rr .. I,i. k..... end wept as If he had
lost a letter Indeed 1 was told by many
that they did not weep so n u -b when tbetr
parent. d 6i. lfe was burled oo Tucrduy it 1 p. m., in
• piaci) which he himself had chosen. The
oidia was carried by elders 'many of them
midi deseone,and some of the older preacher,.
Altogether there were 16. Iter. W. t:auld
made a betel *perch to 11 a native" and Eu•
ropeane, Rev. A. those poke to t he natives and
Rev. H'wal (Japanese pasta) addressed the
Japanese. There were Oil Christie.. pre•
ant at the funeral, 43 of whom were Japan-
.... The funeral we, attended by every Eo -
option In North Formoa, and smoog them
were consulerepresenttng many nationalities.
Among thedepareee were many military rf
lacers with uniform,.
Treem were els , over 200 oon•('hristlans
gathered to we the fno,ral,the greater num•
ter of\whom knew father well. The total at
the lunars! wee 651.
And seers ars parted, bat 00 shall meet
•gain. At p(esent ter are all In great sorrow.
vet yours, O. W. MAI'KAy.
For the Sick
The Juror eau do you no goal un
Ices his prescription,' are properly put
up from *e'iablu ingrtvlicuts.
That . utero we render invaluable
Mil to the dueler. tit
We copipouud prescriptions as they
steroid be.
F. M. DUNHAM, Phm. B.
DHUGGIS T.
l'orroe of West at. and the Square.
THE (it)DERIOH RACE MEET.
Better Auerdanee the wee.ad Ray- num
well loaf led.
lbare was a mucks Iter attendance on
1'huradav, the second • ay el the llodartoh
race meet, and as neither was soma
what cooler 1 hen a the opening day the
spectators oould e1 ' y the ruing to better
atrautaas. ?et - 'lr the aummwty ot
events :
2:20 trot sed 24 parte Pura 8i00.
Black Thorne 1 war, Toronto).. . 1 1 1
Hairy N Ilk (Kidd Woe.. Listowel. 2 7 2
'heresy Bey4mblh, Oriole's)3 3 7
Louts L (El commies, Toronto) 7 2 3
Sup.rlor 1 v (I'rootrr, Aurora) .. .,4 4 4
t,ItNoT' (1;1•nelsrd,Cb•tlum) 6 6 6
Nellie 1 Ikea (O.odaa, Anoastir) 5 5 6
Tim 2 211, 2:20i, 2:201.
Fr -fn, -el pace or troll, Puree $400.
Two 'Tike ('iwarts,l)wleriel.).. 3 1 3 2 1 1
Hal wrest (Ramo, MukJah). .221 1 22
es Delmarch dioebel,MitehNI) 1 3 die.
LAWN F. (Polley, Godsrlob).....,. 4 4 2 41s.
1loe-2,201, 2:19, 2:231.2:211, 2:221,
2.221.
'Atte of sulky broke. ---
Hell -mile rue, open. Purse =150
N'flfrld Leerier (Little, Toreeho),,2 1 1
Abenere (Campbell, lfamlltoa). .... 1 5 2
Florio (1'eotiecamp, Cincinnati) 5 2
Brass (Lee, Guelph) 3 3
r'usehima (`smith, (iodericb) 4 4
Lovina (Nelson, Vmar) 6 6
Time -:51, :511, 51;,
A Dubber meetleg of the "Heighten of
the Empire" will be held next Monday at 4
1•. at, to tht court hens to hear Mr. Y.
MoGregor, who has kindly consented to
ofye meet valuable information relating to
the founding of • hospi'at. All are re
emoted to attend who feel Interested la
this charitable object. Tb. -financial report
of the benefit tendered by the Dremat o
Club will be presented to the m.ettsa,-A;
M. Law is, asotetsry.
TORONTO EXHIBITION
Aug. 26th to Sept. 7th,'Ii
$65,000
PREMIUMS
ati.1
ATTRACTIONS
$65,000
Naval and Military I ispleys Deily.
BRILLIANT SPECTACLES
Bombardment of 'Take Forts by
International Furors
l;reatest Linc Stuck Show era the Cuutinent
All Our Country's Resources.
Notal and Iligh•1'Iara Entertainment
Feature*
1111.I'rARY TA1T011, AU(IUS'I' 27Tu
(brat Reunion rat Canadian Old Flops
and Old College Stu'eot 1
TUESDAY, SEI°rEMIih:R 3.w
REDUCED RATES All LINES Of TRAVEL
ANDREW SHITS[, F.R.0
t'rost. lottt
H. J. HILL, Manager
TORONTO
CLCARNI SALE
or
.....BICYCLES
Our whole stook of Iiiey•
des and sundries at clearing;
prices.
Everything must ruove/be
fore Sept. 1.t.
Huy now -when you 1..111
get a good .eleetiou.
New wheels at =25.00.
Se,oud hand at S5 00 and
up.
A lit of Saddles, itarldle.
Lire and other sundries of-
fering now at ks.. than cont.
EMERSON'S
BICYCLE and MUSIC HOUSE
The Man...
who once has, by wearing,
experienced the difference
between
Walk -Over,
the famous American-
made Shoe for Men, and
other shoes will not wear
the others. There is no
longer, in such a case, any
need of argument,
WALK OVER Shoes
are the handsomest and
easiest shoes ever made.
They are elegant in con-
struction, superior in
quality, and yet moderate
in price.
All styles for all uses
and occasions.
P. T. WIS.
Repslrtnt.
Mtfor QUEEN
ythe famous
W omen.
TEL•PYOTE
HODGENS
BROS.
A RADIAL Rt.FCTRIC RAILWAY.
Rapid and Cheap yrar.partatInn le be Pro-
t Ided far the reapie of Heron l'ewaty.
A project that promteas much for Gods.
r:oh and the o•.unty of on le that which
is Indicated by the note ubtisbed 1a as-
ur
othtr solemn of this paper oY an application
to be made at the next suction, of the l'ro
elects! Legislature for the Incorporation of
• radial eleotrio railway company.
The company proposed to construct and
operate an electric railway tyatem which
will give dlrcot connection between Matte
pointe In the county which have now only
Indirect or Indrynate communiostt:,o one
with the other. The propelled line will run
from lior'e•Ich to Dunlop, Carlow, Duo•
ganonn:a d Luoknow; thence to Wiretaps.
Itrwcals and Seater:h; thence through
Bruce hold and Tarns to Bay Bold and from
IS.yfeld to (lorserieb, making • conn'y belt
line. ''hen will be • branch line from
Carlow east to Auburn and Illyth, and an-
i Cher from a point oo the southern portion
ot the pelt line, between the villages of
Hayfield and Brumfield, through the town.
.hips of Sranley, Hay and Stephen to a
point on the O. '1'. it. A very Important
part ret the project Is the oonstructlon of •
Ilbe from Ihudup not thrnurh the town•
.hip. n1 17 (borne and Ashfield, and up
the lake thorn to Klnc•rdice, Pert R'gie
and Yoothamptnn, and thence to a paint on
the Iteorgien lite. cnnnecting with the
Manittulln and North Shore Railway,
This will give 1,udrt;eh and other points
to the county direct railway communiea-
tfon with sne Otorglan Bey and Natthere
Ontario.�_--
The •dywNtge. to thi. town from the
marline out of the auheme are many and
Important. ft will consolidate the county
and remove the cid !Minn so Ircqueotly
made that Onderlch 111 drffieult of acnes.
It4m_4tttefs portions of. the county. 14
w 11 give cur mtrohu,ts a better market
and our manufacturers Increased facilities
for reaching the oo•sumers of their prod•
pots. It will afford oppertonity for •
greeter development of the town's aJyant•
ages as a mummer resort than has ever boos
made In the psit,aod it is the compsey's In
tentlnn to °trot • large summer hotel berg.
1,r the rural portions of the c .sty it will
prcvir'e tench tarter and more rapid liebni
to mtrket., and shoold incr.,.e consider.
ably the ,aiuo of t h, 'vide lines" d the
farm -bolter and ergs, fait, eta. io shed,
It w II nuke t aestnrtatton for both Mue7R-
grn and freight °heap, stay aril rapid.
We aro awned that once' for toe
rill Welting will le nvailtb!e 111 sono u'la
is mule apparent that the peep!' of
ren minty are In their of snob •
road and that the mut,icipolitj s
concerned are willing le .1.11 moderate en.
eruregemrnt to the enterprise Step. will ha
taken imnedlate'y to asset the represents.
tire. of rhe muni,npilrtiee for the pnrpe.e of
steering r)ghts of way, and it Is Intended
that et*rarIons Mull be enmmenoed at an
early date for the raptd construction of the
road.
A por'y n1 Amerl,anr with a boat loftiest
midi h whiskey were captured near t h e aiming
Indian relieve Raley River.
Ottawa Iembermee invites the Doke and
Duchene of Cornwall and Yerk tea trip does
the Ottawa rapids ea • onto of tonere umber
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=fur 14' hitewear
Deduced in Price.
lad DOOR, 0FAIT 01
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OUR stock of whitewear is getting down to one or two garments of a line.
This means that we will have to hustle them out or first thing we know
we will have a lot of odds and ends on ou hands. Then again it's letting -
go time for whitewear - time to get the tock well on its way to the
vanishing point. Every garment must be closed ut this season. We will not
carry one over, and prices have been changed all through the stock. Shrewd
buyers can pick some tempting whitewear bargains this week. You'll find
some sample lines in the window Saturday and the rest of the stock displayed
on tables in the store. Here are the original and reduced prices for some of the
lines. Not more than one or two of any of them.
Gowns at 65c instead of 85c.
Made of Rae white -Gotten, front mod sleeves trimmed wit\
umbrae lrslllsi, yoke of openwork Insertion and teaa%
open ia.ertioa down (root ot waist. The peke wag Idea
Just one or two left and the prim now le... ...........
\ downs at 97c instead of $1.25.
Made ' extra geed quality white cotton, metre style,
fancy •.liar, trimmed with rine embroidery and Muir.
Doe. a Ilse we told at $L 26 Ooly one left and the
price for
4
97c
instead of $1.50.
Mode of fine qualitji,Kaglhih cot ton,ohrcr umbel° finish,
yoke of One law allbrnldery and insertion, neck arid
ooffs trlmbsed with die insulin frilling and valendssum 1.17
lace, the Iles we sold al$1 50, the price now Is
Gowns t $1.47 instead of 12.00.
Mede of very (Inc Enel,th cot 1rn, empire etyl., yoke of
clutters of tmbroldery and baby ritton trimmed. collar
of insertion and rmbrofdery, neck end eleeye. trimmed,
• very handsome gagmen% it.o'd at $2 00. Oue only 1,47
bolt and the pries now le
Skirts its 44c. _ __ .
6f.*� (rill ons a le
Made of elms $wallah coat..,Vw Ms,
pekoe sow.... u 44e
Sklrts_at_85c instead of
Made of fine Enghoh cot on, oambrio finish, mluetN*
n arrow tnokt and wide trill of handsome embroider'',
was $1.15 One left to .ell at
Those Cheap Embroideries
we advertised last week are going with
rush. People tell us they are the cheapest
ever sokl in town. Still a good assortment
lett.
Embroideries at 8c,
. The lbo Kinds.
100 yards handsome Melee embrniderlee. strong, firm e.igm, a
MR range of pattern., 3 to u Inches wide, all good qualities,
anally told at 13 •, i5o, 17,. now stilton el
8 els per yard,
Embroideries at 12c,
The SISo Kinds.
300 yards 'tandems Nolo' embroideries, h•antfo' designs on
fin• otml>rier, moelir. and loves, open peregrine, strong, edges,
3 to 6 leobee wide, ninally sold at 201 to 251, now selling at
12 ots per yard.
Skirt at $1.10 instead of $1.40..
Made of strong white cotton, seams double sewn, donble
frills, Inner of hemstitched muslin, outer o17 loop stamen
and handsome embroidery, sold •t $1 40, two left, the 1.10
pries now
Skirt at 11.85 instead of 12.30.
Made of very des English oa44oe, sheer °ambrlo finish,
wide hill of handsome 8wfssembretdtry, the last eosin 1.85
steak and we make the WooO
Drawers at 38e instead of SOc.
Mille o1 Gee Iseglleh orates, °Mobile Aaleh, lr mined
wltb tteakl,e sed wibro'dery, obit- • taw pain left,
prior wit 803, we make It new
Drawers at 45c instead of 65c
made of very flee I:oglleh cotton, 4 roes of narrow tucks,
frill of bb Inch embroidery, may • few pain left and we
molts tee price for them
Drawers at 63c instead of;85c.
Made of fine quality r.nglleh rotten, finished with 5 row.
o1 narrow task., row o1 openwork lout Qui •ad frill Z��
prom 3 inch bne embroidery. The prtwee 860. wow II Is iJt7t:
Drawers at 79c instead of $1.00.
Made of fine Engtlsh cotton, bright nambrlo finish,
trimmest with tine tucking and handsome embroideryT.
The r ice wit $1 00. Only • pair or two lilt, now 79c
One-quarter off
Parasol Prices.
We have more parasols than we like to
have at this season of the year. All are
finalities and there are some nobby
dies in the lot. To make thein move
out4t little faster, commencing Saturday we
will take ons -quarter off the price of every
parasol ih stoe'k. This means
$1..00 parasols for $ .75.
1.50 parasols for 1.13.
2.00 parasols for 1.60.
3.00 parasols for 2.26.
chThooice.se who come earliest will get the hest
HODGENS EROS. a°\PERiat*
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