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You are iu�ited Io attend
ANY 1),11' OUR FALL DISPLAY OF
Cloaks, Jackets, Furs, Dress Goods, etc.
Never have we shown such good values with
such a large selection to choose from. You are sure
to be interested in some of these lines. Come in and
look them over :
STYLISH CAPES
Rich black Brocade Silk fur -
lined Capes, with fur trimmed
collar and front, $15.00, 320 00,
325.00.
Handsome Cloth (2 a pe s in
fawns, blues, reds; nicely em-
broidered ; trimmed with fur
and silk -lined.
Extra heavy Cloth Capes,
with large black Thibbet collar
Special at 35.00.
JACKETS
Special fawn and black Long
Coat, lined with best red satin,
made of good all -wool Kersey,
newest shape, at 310.00.
Heavy Frieze Cloth ('oats,
three-quarter length, in latest
dark grey and black shades,
with high roll collar. The most
comfortable and durable ('oat on
the market, at 841.50.
NEW FDR CAPERINES
AND BUFFS
Large size Fur Rutfi, well
made of Western Sable ; looks
like the 3(0.00 kind ; gives good
wear. Special at 35.0).
Caperines from 33.00 to,
$30.00. Any and every p
the best values we have
shown.
HANDSOME
SILK WAIST
11/
•
J
Best heavy Taf-
feta Silk, in colors
and black, tucked
and hemstitched
eNec back, front
aq I eeves; beau•
tifu work. You
you not get it
ma, at one-half
more. Special
price, 35.00.
READY TO- HAT3
The style, this season are
really pretty and most becoming
for Ladies and Misses. Visit
our Millinery Department and
try some on. No trouble to
show goods. We have a special
in a Lat'y's Trimmed Walking
Hat, newest shape, all colors, at
31.35.
CHILDREN'S ULSTERS
(cool Cloth, best make,, 82.50,
33.00, to 3.5.00.
SAVE UP YOUR COUPONS I'
We giv . you tickets with every purchase. It doesn't take long
to get one of those HANDSOME CHAIRS FREE. It is (11118 Cash
basis that enables us to do it NO BAD DEBTS.
MEN'S FALL
OVERCOATS
made by the
beat makers, in
the latent shades
of greys and
browns. New
Raglan shape
with cuff Colne
in and try one
Ott.
FIJI] Range of
f''aIl Suits.
Boys' Pea
Jackets. _
B �
o y s' Over- Y Down 'White Collars,coats. shape, going c at 4 for 25 .
FRENCH
FLANNELETTES
You can hardly tell thea,
from the genuine French flan-
nel ; will not ruff up like the
cheaper lines, and aro fast col-
ors. Special range of patterns
to choose from for Dress, Sack,
Wrapper or Waists. Special at
15c.
Th is We e k --Special Mar.'s
new
Millinery Opening, Thursday, Sept. 26th,
i AND FOLLOWINt DAYS.
CASH OR PRODUCE.
Smith Bro's & Co.
LERBURN.
7naents', Sept. 24.
Komori are breagh% to ne that ono 01 the
loading residents Intends to boy up a load
.f fowl of all kinds fora shipment to the
Ides shortly.
William Falford Is out Mils scam with
aho apple packers mod on hie travels gins
quite an aeooaet.1 Inhale life, of which be
had as •iperleoee lot year.
George Folioed bas again this ,ear under.
Sakes to pock apples hod buy them for 000
of the firms as ,n former years, and w111
have a staff of meo ander his command.
Horn mod 1. other parts of tho toe'o.hlp
ooro•oat ins Is ►hs go, and there la lou of
tale of what • man cam out In a day. So
tar no on has brought us a r.cerd of what
be bo. dao..
In out last woek's Items we should hove
noted that William 11111iet'. daughter
Louisa, new Mrs Powell, of 1)alter, Mloh„
1a with her (atom rotations •moog relatl.w
and old neighbors about her. and (iod,rloh
Le amusing story 1. told of a somewhat
t.0 baoh.lor and • Nitta which he had with
the bora while picking plume. Hs had oak
on paseeesloo of a ten and after Wenn, a
pailful of plums was calmly *eying the
ecmforfe of his pipe at the top of the tree,
when he win pat t. 61ght, tambl n; to the
netted and running some dls1aoo. An
elderly farmer &Amiot d s lotion and ad
wised that the tree be sawn dowo, which
was done by two daring yoaeg men by the
light of the moon. A hl.is was procured
and the boss took possession of 1t.
William Whaling and J, Callison, from
oar the Clado Cay, visited hers during
Cul week oomlog op on their wheels. While
hen they made. run to the progressive
elty .t De.gan0o., going to twenty ave
minute& from the residence of their host.
Jay. Chisholm, a dlatano• of nearly oleo
miles.
A sew evenings ago the Dunlop merits
says the tel laird • visit and hard bun
play many of the popular •ire of long ago
rho laird showed the scribe his neat mads
holder which ho moonily mule iron the
relies of the stand of his trst oral oil Inmp,
and the leg et It Irom an old uhair that tai
Dame from his native land, the Orkneys.
Tha hoar.( to set the muslo on I. mode from
media of Lebanon, so tradition toy.. Hay
log parohaeed a sow bow fur Ills violin, in
tested 11 right merrily, and on the arrival
of • third per... quite a muttoal ocouton
was made of it for as hoar or to.
BENMILLER.
TVSSDAY, Sept 24.
Lagoa 9MIPM&NT or WOOL, -AI the
Ifeamillor woolen mill, the proprietor,
Jame Gledhill, has affected a ole of over
thirty tons of wool In the floes to a Cana-
dian wholesale firm of woel•buyera. The
Se/ling Out ... , ,
..... Wall Papei
We intend to sell out of all Wall Paper in stock. Not one roll is to
be left. This is certainly a Chance of a Lifetime, as all papers
are NEW THIS YEAR. with the exception of probably five or
six patterns, of about 200 roll, each, ranging in price from IOc. to
25c, which will be Mold at exactly One-half Price.
ri ,s a t t ,•;
Other prices are as follows :
700 R 11. Wall Paper, regular be and 6e per roll, Selling pelt Price, 3e and 4o per r.H.
t ;. ;" Se and 9 • " " " 5* and bre
1100 .' 12' and lir." '• as 8c and 10c "
400 '.
" 20r and 25- " 124e and 16c "
A very *pedal REDUCTION made on our regular 10r Paper..
The following rules mast be observed during this sale:- -
TERMS STRICTLY CAHiI ; SAMPLES NOT SENT OUT ; ALL PAPRRS
MUST HE PURCHASED AT HTORE, (rrHIRwiSE ONLY A DISCOUNT
OF 10 PER "RN's. WiLL. HE ALLOWED.
You will have to look sharp, as this RALE will last only until
the 15th day of October,
THE KIONAL : G{ODERIOH ONTARIO.
sheets has *cos sated by mea net ■p for
Hae purples and is packed la bye halm
*entente' about 200 Ibm seek, wblob .111
611 three , rJlaary mare at shipping ratios
The .144B/tattoo t. the State., where aur
ceases wools are to demand and will bare
to pay a duty of twelve orate per pouted.
Uncle Sam maks Do distinction to grades
of wool. All to wool to hiss mad lbs ore.•
tent shipment b subject to a duty of 100 put
cent. es the fan value paid to the farmer*
tor the prlyllege of tittering U. Y tarritot,
-so snob for the bauU.s of m protective
tart'. rho above w111 be ready for delivery
1a • low days and is the surplus stook over
what h used to the s.Moodv• hoodlum of
tide proeperow 00004M.
lur.bu&.ra ('as.rxay.-Furtbar progress
has been made to the aurvoy and toying tout
of the lots to too pine of land newly par -
cheated by the towoshlp for tb. •olargeot.ut
of lb. Colborne oemetery. Severed moo
have been swgaged for the last few days to
levy/Bog all Iorqualttlee, and the township
grader wog ked by 'killed workmen hs bets
used to give It the 6atehlag to uahs. We
uoderstaod that our township fathers have
ebgagid the servlos of Mr. Fowbr, U,
of Oodrnch, to locate the walks and lots,
and g1,o thorn tbo benefit of his expatriate'
as • landscape oogiaser It le his iot.ntion,
GO we bear, to depart a tittle from the old
way 01 0017el iDg Iota at right abgiw, s ca
the old cemetery, for be will tutroduoe
vending avenues, which will not only be
more pleasing to ilia eye but will g1n more
burial plots on a gives pleoe^of land; also to
rwtrlot the Dumber of tress to certain
portions of the land where they will cot
interfere with too *qtly moaum,cte that
may be plead there to the (store.
PORT ALBERT.
LUI$D4r, Sept, 24.
Dua't forget Mist Campbell's organ re
ottai on Friday ev.atug of this week. B. -
sides her pupils to tins vulege the following
persona Irma (lodertob w111 take part : Miss
Ausebrook, Ihe Moine Brydgs, itis Eine
Stratton, and Goo. L Allan. The enter.
M1*mal b to commence al 8 o'olcck.
K... kir. t.3dberg will be ohairman.
LOYAL.
Tc,stAi, Sept. 24.
Wm. 1'ouag bas hose busily sogtged this
week outttag bis oorn and Wilzig hie silo.
!Ns Cooper, tearher of S Y. No. 9, was
the trawl of Mr, and lin. Disbar, Dungan
Don, Sabbath not.
Mn. At.,. McLeod is suffering Irom a
very wyere attack of sclettoa. W. hope to
hear of her speedy recovery.
Mrs. Harry Morris, after spend sig a
couple of weeks visiting Mende tad caking
to the sights at the Pao Amniotic), Buffalo,
returned home much denghted with her trip,
and giyw some very interesting account/ of
the great .bow. t
PORTER'S HILL.
Mootars Sep.. 23.
James Morgan will return to D.1 -sit ebb
week.
Alex. Molter sidled in the village ca
Friday.
Mina lathier Heoder.00 spent Sunday at
Tina*. Bett'.e,',
Mrs. Holdswortb, of Heimavilb, visited
at Hrawlde on Frlda7.
Jas. Kneel, of Suoahlne, visited relatives
around hen tut week.
Glen McDonald, of the Goderioh model
*obool, spent Sandal. a1 home.
Mr. 1w141., of Toronto, woe lbs gnat of
hie trleod, Ileo. Elliott, Int weak,
John Shaw Interacts to go to Toronto to
greet tee D•ko and Duobs. of York.
DUNLOP.
TI Loi*y, Sept. 24.
At rho close of last week end dor-
ies this our farmers arm towing their fall
wheat, 7 hie was docs on aocouot of tie
Hewes fly. Ws Lope next yet I's gra
retorts will show that this is a batter pIau
than eowinO on or trfors the 15th of Sep
amber.
Wm. Fogarty, formerly a resident 1n this
section, but now of London, was up from
there last week fiestas Ole slater, Mn. Cato,
near hlogsbridge. Oa hie route bsk bs
visite t • number of old let de here and lo
!Amebae., mad oo Friday oivh'i''teiiad..$ch
some forms Dunlop friends entertained
him at a enc .1 deoolos party.
At Loysl, neer here, o0 1be tarot of W.
F. Young, the other day, was • gra1 10 do
outing corn, which was peaked away 1*
the ado raoen0y erected, whioh woN photo.
graphed by Brophy, of Ooderich, a month
or to ago. John Barker, wbo recently per
-
chased a oars raper, with his tam cot
down the oorn lo obs field, and it was thea
out up by the oorn chopper anal put away
in the silo, the windmill working Ihe Dern
cutter,
DUNGANNON.
Ngrlca- The 10.01 .gena to nn acon.
for Ttram Hloa At, b at the cities of J, U. WARI),
J.P., ocovs7)1000r, no., who wilt renew., or
den for anMtwiptlons. advertising and job
work, and is authorised to ono reoelpn ter
amounts paid for the same
TIiONDAY. Sept. 24th.
EtinINot.-During last week a wave of
.yuiuoctlel gala and unplesaot wathar cal t
of en
Brun awry Jus. Cumberland, ear
popalar uarrta0a maker, after it low day.'
aleaseet Ilea to relatives oar Llatoeel,
returned home last week .. Roberti Lu
latyre and daughter. Dow of Dr eon,
and formerly of the tuwoehtp of Co:twror,
who have beim for sem, time yleiting rr-
lal,ves sed fined', left for home on Ther..
dais cot last we,k . Sirs. .1u. Corwin
coturaod home tea Fu toy, altar • plateau,
visit W rel.l,ve• oast 01 hen . .. MI•o
('arrl. Malleuab, left horn on Man lay for
i►. l'r•irie Province. We wish hos •
Dle•.ant trip._ ...Your humble earths had
an eojtreble whit reoeotly with U4,14
Jardine, who Know. how to entertain
vlellon la gaol style Mrs A E
l'r.l.,tm loft hue ou Friday, .1. Lnek•
ouw, to visit frauds at Brussels Lset
week Mrs. Jostu Gay was .jetted by re-
latives from Mho apaay.1 Bruce.
SHEPPARDTON.
Tec D.tr, 5191. 24'h.
F. (;ray sod A, Clougherty visited Z .a
0a Sunday.
William mad Edith
Borrows tp lit Sand%y
with blend* 41 Crewe.
Mrs. Thos. l)oughert
Main a sou phi of cloys at
',mason this week,
Mr. Lod Mts. Gavin Cameo, of UuJericb,
.,sent Sunday at Peter Orison's.
Mrs. Mot'hetso,, of Ale Lake, Mo.koke,
is visiting •t Thor. k,ahudsoo's.
Mr.. Jas- Tuan,, of lion Hoy, wits visit-
ing at Alex. Youag'a during the put week.
idles Rachael Gorden aid a tread, of
Clinton. Ipeot 8uada) at the home of Ju.
Gordon.
Mlle NsWs Curran, of ('ease, who has
been spindleg a couple of weeks iitt this
viaalty, ratorood home OD S,tnday,
it number of our ittong people enjoyed m
pd•uana time at a petty at Mr. Oka's, of
Godertob, on Friday tveoing of lest week.
Last \\'sdneeder a number of the ladies
01 the negth,rhood .pent .t pleasant time
at • quilting and tan bee at the home of
Hoyden.
COMING AND C111110.
F: 1. Campion, jr., has taken a sl waist in
Taroot*.
Mn. Win. B *ban lett .lt.•adar wormicg
.t
11
011 a *int to Buffalo.
S out Pritchard is In attendance
flint l'ulletre, Toronto.
Thee. and Alis HA-ris left Tuesday mor
log on a elate to oke Pan•Americso.
Mr. and Mn. RsgioalJ 11'ack returned
on Saturday after their wedding trip.
George MoVloar, of '1'aroato, /peat a few
days at his home ht re during the wwk.
Harry Maw, of 11'iodsor, returned home
t4eturday atter a visit with pristt,,.
10.
Miss L zale Actaeon has returned from a
.;t to her sister, Mrs. Jamieson, al Wil-
ms.
Mang., Natal Tait on Satu.ilty lot 7o•
oto, where he is attending Trioi'y Medi.
!College.
Mr. Lod Mrs, ('bati. Ostrow have return
from their wedding trip sod ars residteg
East street.
Miss Hriegel went to New Yak o0 Set.
day tor. few days to look alter her bot-
. •o pests there.
Mr. old Mrs. Dauber and deurhter, of
ere, Mes., are wraiths, Mrs. l).,obs'a
'era, Mrs. J. F. Cates.
Mite E. A, 511t.-nnao sad her niece,
gutta McLeod, ware ataitlog I.it weak
Ctetramoat, Stem th
Ir. and Mn. Packwood, of Bermuda,
Slont'ay moaning sf:er a visit et the
Idenoe of J. C Ls Tomas.
. C. Martin, o► 9r. Helena, leaves tab
ek to oentiooe his studies in medicine at
0111 Uolver.iI y, Moat
Mrs. (1),.) H •raid a ala, .1 British
ami i i, have bees v1/islog the lady's
ante, Mr. and Mrs. John Ralph.
H. ddaodooalJ, of Blyth, left this week
ompl5le his Itee course at Osgood. Hall,
oat,. He was is Uodeeloh over Sus-
re. M. J. Hays and Mie. Gibson are
Mug at err. Comphell'e "Alma Hous,"
moo Road,tormoily their beautiful farm
s.
rs. Frank :.ade and daughter Evelyn,
Vied tor, have been visiting Mrs. Lar•
ere, Huron road, and other relatives in
y.otony.
r. and Mr.. It,thwell left no Mon4.y
Toronto, aocompaeied by thetr daughter
en. who hoe boon very ill, but is now
ynriop Wooly.
erbert Switzer, who spent tits,uo:met
wit, left on Saturday to put in the last
of his medical °cors at the Detroit
cool of Medicine.
hs Mimes Mary and (.obstao. 1.s
41, who teach at Dashwood and neo•
respectively, spent • taw days at their
e her. the past week.
artll Carey, sol of Oswald lyre,, felt
earthy for Halifax to ester an impel,
rainingship we understand the Term
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panel over this nutlet. ot cooatry. The
weather at present is vary enjoyable.
DI'NIIANNIIN FRUIT Kt APORAT.,R,-
N . Town end Cate have their fruit
evaporator •host completed, and an now
prepared to buy appin for evaporation.
HOARD w ITII I Iter KOT. - When In tell lgenoe
of the ruthless as.awtnation of l'resid.at
MoKloley stn heard, tjolt• a ad ant
sorrowful gloom pervaded Ihe 0ltiz,n. of
flue nation of country,
PRmI'ARINti 70R WtrrmR. __Farmers aro
busily engaged In fall plowing, mooring oorn
prop, taking grata to market Lad mowing
fall what. The corn crop In said to 0e an
excellent one. P"tatoes,m•ngolde, turnips,
.10., ere grow(ag well sod prowls to be
abundant.
Haar AND THaaa.-Mr. 1). Jardine, ot
A+h6.14, •o0omp.oled by her daughter,
Mal Lillie, a visiting relatives at (Mamma,
hutment is ten years
thee ifa tie 7 hemsoo retiree,' home on
Saturday trim Rodney, where she had 3...
.tayiog during the rummer who her
brother, Key. A. It. Si. Thomson.
Het Mcllveen, lorme.iy of 8 E. H(ok'g
dreg store, and late .I \\'toghtm, Ielt ler
week for T,r,nto. Ile ii going Into the
madioai prot.aelon, and hae entered 'Trinity
11.111441 C,Ile,e.
Edward Armstrong left Tuesday mornlog
for W miens to ba present ase the welding
of his son, Ks. E. F. Armstrong, to Mtn
Banwell, 0e W,ndeor, whioh tusk 0401
Toseday econic g
Mr. and Mrs, George Uttar and eon
Melvin, who have bees aritlog Mrs.
Uite,'s parents, Mr, and Mrs. S. Monti,
Colborne,left l.r their home in Fond do Ito,
Wls , Tumidity mornlog.
J. 0. Martin, him daughter, Mrs. Pelee,
MCKENZIE &HOWELL
such
are prepared-co"Ricer »,... ; nr,..;.:�
EXTRA VALUE IN HOUSE . FURNISBIN6S
as GLASS, LOCKS, WINDOW FITFINa$, PAINTS, OILS,
and HARDWOOD FINISHES,
BRN DOOR LATCHES
Wo havc.the most complete latch made.
OUR PENINSULAR PORTLAND CEriENT
astonishes all. it goes from 30 to 40 per cent. farther
than any other Cement sold in town. We have a car to
arrive fresh from the kiln at once.
Let us fignre with you before you purchase
We eon show yon how to save money.
PORTER'S Book Store,
Miens la Ko. 100 A.
Court Hosea Square, Goderick.
M°KENZ1E & HOWELL
j rWe have some American Field Fencing on hand.
a1
For the Sick
The da3ur can do you no goal un
leas his pt'atcrcptiona are properly put
up Irom re'iablu iugrediunla
That s where we render invaluable
ni.1 to the doctor.
We compou, ( prolcriptione as they
shotld by.
F. M. DUNHAM, Phm. B.
DHUGGIS f.
Corner of W,et so and the noun*.
and granddaughter returned home on
Thursday horn their trip to Ifauitoba.
They bad a good use sed saw many people
from this section out there.
N'til Green, formerly of the I:oder:oh or
gam factory, now of Strata, who spent a
taw days aeitlog his paroote at Loyal, !eft
Inst week to accept • position on the
t(. Hu run will be from Sarnia Tnoosl to
Buffalo. We wish him success In his new
pcea100.
Andrew sod Miss Kun4YN left Menday
morning for Philadelphia, sad N. I)
Kougyia left Tuesday morning lor the
ams piece. it o underataad chit: Lb. first
named was to be one of the principal. to an
i'tterestfrg tveat to take place 1a the
(utter C ty yesterday.
• G.org• Miller, of )Ylaalpeg, left Ides
day morning after spending • week is town.
He Is •n uocle 01 the late A. V, McGee,
whose death was the coca/non of his volt
to town. Mr. Miller is an old Godenob
boy and at one ams worked on Tits
Sin NA1.'e composing staff
NOTES OF SPORT.
The Culleglat• Insi.tturs Mindful. are pret-
esting for the animal sports day.
A engin oompetitton is prooeediag at the
What sine: howling green, the pries bent
• pips valued at S2 5C.
A fawn bowling club has been organized
in Wier/ham, with Dr. kfsodo.ald, M, P.,
as preWeot. As torn its possible the work
of fitting up de for the game w111 1 •
oamame...d, that everything cosy be is
reedit 0,s ler nett year
The rink sk pped by Mr. Galt won the
competition which bas been going on •stop
1he local bowlers during ,h• pelt few
steaks. Mr. Ellot's tick veto ole miners
up. The winning team were : H. W. BO,
Thos. Tilt, H. F. Moos,. ant John (Malt
(Alp), each of whom will be tibia to emote
a new PIM.
H''ra!lor't Ilorald (Tuesday) : Dr. W N.
Itiberteon made a centa.y ye•tetday over
the Baytol.J-Goderich course, •;cording to
the ('.oadia, Road ('cub rule, .,&b under
the time droit that insures having the time
engraved *Roo the silver bar which he 'hes
rod Bed for. The H.Imrsvl . 3.11, holt.
ever, played htvoo with his wheel and be
was forced to walk 6.e miles *moot on
what hills he o'al4 coast without ohala
power and then go In for rspetr.. 'Iwo and•
half hours were In tbla manner lost In
goinJ Daly ire mils. Ths doctor practical
ly Jemonetr.les what hu upholds, tbys:Dal
•
Out they go!
All our odds and ends of Summer Shoes meat be cleared
during the next two weeks, no matter if we do lose murrey
Out they must go !
Our
raBargain
Counter will offer you a splendid opportunity
to
50 pairs of Shoes ; your choice for 50c. per pair,
utoatly fur boys and girls. They are all right in every
way, but we have only a pair or two of each kind left.
50 pairs Ladies' Dong. Oxford Ties, regular $1,00 and
$1,25 Shoes -ail new goods -any pair in the lot for 75e.
Wo also have a number of pairs of Men's Shows teat are
slightly out of style, that we have put on our counters at
.1115T HA Lk' PRICE. If you can get a tit you will have
a bargain, as they are good goods.
We have the exclusive sale of the two best makes of Awer(.
can -made Shoes, viz.:
and
for...
Women
Walk
Over for
Men
BIG BOTTLE SHOE DRESSING at 6c.
P. T.. H,-A,.LLS
Sole Agent fur " 11a,e1 Quality " and " Walk Over " Shoe%
UI)UY.I{1Cff.
Dolton as • to tans of avoiding nearly ell
rho ills that mac 1s subject to. Although
It is not fire years sloes he was the road
ohamploo.1Ontario, yesterday his aotuel
riding time over this root• was the bat h.
over made. 1I• who never hue spent a few
hours •wheal about Reynold may •ever
hay. expot tattooed tbecardinal leg "plotry
of mottos." Probably some ambitious
y.utb will now challenge him fa. roe over
tits course.
AUCTION SALES.
A11 parties geeing their ale b111e printed at
this *Aloe will have a fres nodso tanned
in this Il•t eco to the time of wise.
Fau.Ar, Oct. 4:h. -Auction sl* of
household furniture acd tarn philtre ; car-
pets, curtains, blinds, dishes, kitchen Jar-
OUare, Hippy Thought snag., refrigerator,
freezer, *to ; commencing at 1 o'ulook al
.be t'. E. Can,ula!s, East street. Tape,
( t•A Day, snatbsea
Tt Leber. O.rt. 15 h,-Cdoarlog soot ma
sale of 7 heed of horses, 45 head of a stile,
25 sheep, 23 pig.. Property of John Fes.
Kan, lots 2 end 3. E. D. Colbaae, E.e.y
salami to he sold. No reserve. Tnoti*O
(: '0(07, auctioneer.
sus I411SIDa]T'N Naha
Warn minter : WallloIorm.d Aa:icer s
pronoun' . his came ea 11 1t were . pelt "oto
sr-l.lt," and well lntormed Canadians ehoa'd
follow thele , sample.
TIII 001.1 ON N N 1113 1*) MOST 1,ARM.
Metbodtat Advocate ' W • bounoe riot 1
Into a fellow and pit Dom cu: of the oburob
if he goes to • bell or • theatre, bat neva
ay • word to h Pious scamp who Vale
ha. debts. People who do not pay their
debt. are doing the ohm ch mire berm titan
the dancers or drunkards, for there ere
mien eof Users la lb..: mrd.
GRAND TRUNK
RAILWAY SYSTEM.
AAtNUAL
W8s18r11 Exciirs!olls
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
Sept. 26th, 27th and 28th.
(:old to return on or before Monday,
0.tober 14th, 1901.
''A1t1os s
litsdsriuh to 1 ketroi t .... $ 3 75
is Pt. Huroa . 3 75
- se llevelasd 025
a Bay City 620
M Saginaw 610
ve_ Columbia 875
se Grand( Rapids 8 OS
GI Chicago 11.15
eit Cincinnati 112!
Re sure and purchase zone. tickets from
F. F. LAWRANCE,
T.. N N To ,. R7 A.. z\T, ,,
(:raid Trunk Railway, IG
OFFICE, H01.10.8 : : 6 a w. to 10 r.w.
MONEY REFUNDED i1' TICKETS NOT
U(3SD,
Tatar/mom NO. ,a.
HODGENS BROS.
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■alalarws .T.
About Fall Jackets.
T1115 season's styles in Jackets show a radical change from those in favor
the past few years. The tendency of the best trade in the larger places is
,G,all towards longer garments with semi -fitting back. There are three
lengths that promise to be popular, all of which are sealed with te stamp of
Fashion's approval. These are 27. 36 and 42 Itches. Never did spend- so
much time or give so careful attention to the selection of the mantle stock as
we did in ordering our stock for the present season. Every possible source .,.
information was sought out and studied, and we are confident that the gar-
ments we show to -day are correct in every detail. You can buy mantles here
feeling assured that you are getting garments that are absolutely right as far
as style is concerned. As for values, we are willing to let you be the judge. To-
day the stock is at its best, the assortment and choice will never be quite as
as it is at the present, and early is undoubtedly the best time to buy, \\
ckets. Just these few hints to give you an idea of the styles and prices.
Ladiw'jeaket, bark beaver,.00atcollar. double breasted,
6 ivory buttons, pocket flip+, lined tllrooghout .111,
block meroenz.1 eaten. semtfilt •g back, 27 inches
loop, extra epeeist' value, each . 5,00
Ladle. liege, rx'ra rood quality beck nlggerhead,
1. m •littiag pick, 27 Inches long, high turn -over storm
collar, ItattonIJ up clow at throat, lined throughout
with Rood blark meroerzed lining. • good storm ooat,
oath ........
Lefties' ticket. good gaalicy ba.tver, mut oullar, new
If ire elect's, 6 pearl batten., lined tar, urhoat with
good quality mercer zed lining, 27 Moho*, semi fitting
1 n k, . not by Knement at a medium price, each
6.00
7.00
Ledl•a' jacket, good gatilt y b.aysr. vent dollar. open
front, pearl hall,,,., air rows cd silk rtltohlog ar000d
bottom, lined throughout, soh, .... , , , 8.75
Our Two Big Specials.
our two big specials in silks are unit tionably
the best values in town. There is nothing to
equal them in the trade. Buying ih quantities and
importing direct enables us to give values like
these.
Ladies' jaoilet, plata black ether,
collar, .1t pearl hasions, twilled dl
Ione', each
Joins y'olyel
lining, 27 inches 5.50
Ltdlr' jacket, dark Oxford gray .nmol's bait cloth, 6
ivory bottom.. silk stitching arr,004 the edge, fibre
sleeve, lined throughout with Rood mesmerized lining,
36 laches long, eah 7.50
Very an. quality keney ieck.M, raw edge, omit collar,
fenny reverse, pearl battles, !freed throughout, Mak
cr fawn, each I I.50
lwdin' jaosets, good giality beaver, .alk liming, cost
Eisner, pearl bottom., lists sleeve, trimmed with rows n An9
of silk etitohlog, 3fr Inches lone, each.... . .00
!Adios' jackets, haadwms german, good quality keray,
silk lining, pease buttes., new sleeves, trimmed with
appoint and rows of nik ehtohina, stolesly' style's,
tett more than one or two garments of • patters.
15.00 to 20.00
Our 50c Silk.
klryltkrtly
'leery K i,lfeh silk, 21 Inches
only, a .1 t, w111 not eu•. ,!yrs
rr'ellent 1144r, notable far
hi 'Inning* or online. in
every Iasbinn.14,hs4e mol C�om""
bock, per y.rd o.C,
Our $1.00 Silk.
'Very hese, pun .l, sot.• lk,
rich lustrous finish,
toed not to oat, will ifs*
excellent weer, for waists
Of dr....., would be ohap
at 11.2.5, Oar spenial polo*,
per yard. . . ..... .
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51ANDARD PATiI(R.19
AKk PRRFYOT PlTTIhO.
0Oa1RICN FAIR, 1UPSOAV and WBONfif-
DAY, OCTOBER is. said 301.
Fair -Day Shopping.
We are going to make it pay
you to do your fair -day shop-
ping at this store. A com-
plete new stock of bright and
fresh fall goods has been
opened up, and for fair days
we are -making some special
offerings, which you will find
profitable and money-saving.Make the store your head-
quarters when in town, leave
your wraps and parcels hero
and they will he taken care of.
HODGENS CROS
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