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THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO.
SUNZ1ER
GOO DS
S A L E
Bargains in Dress (foods and
Silks.
Bargains in Clothing.
Bargains in Muslins and Ging-
hams.
Bargains in dents' Furnishings.
Bargains in Neck Ribbons.
Bargains in Millinery.
Bargains in Ladies' White
Underwear.
EYERYTGING AT REDUCED PRICES !
Smith Bro's & Co.
DUNLOP.
Moau.r, Jute 16.
Reginald Haughton has :trimmed from hie
trip In Smarm county.
Joha Clark, of Loyal, raised his baro fur
voice work on Friday of last week.
Wm F. Yoarg mad his too, Frank, were
lo Brucofeld last week on • hominess trip.
Saturday of left week Mr. and Mrs. Wm
Orem, •f liederlob, formerly pioneer real
dents of tbts township, visited tete la coma
pony with their d•ughter-i. law, Mrr.
March Green, of Rrookho. Lw., who Is
sow en • visit to them and alto to her
father, U. Cumming, of this place.
LEteURN.
Mornay, Jane 16.
Mrs. G. H. Clutton and Mrs. Whaling,
el 'Stratford, ars •tdtl0g relative* here.
The Misses Hasten, daughters cla Retie
Raton, of Elite*, were Ibe gus.ta of Mum
Lint liter lit week.
Our yosog men have formed • `ootbell
club lately, which meets for pretties Toes -
say and Friday •venege.
Alex. Cluttea and H. A. Horton enjoyed
• pimiento vett to Hallett last week to 9
M.oMIBw, one of the mons of the late John
Maau:•n, formerly M. 1'. of South
Harm.
Toon we • frit(:quest at the temper -
sow ball on Wedossday of 1•.t week, Cha.
Seager, of Godenob, being the presiding J.
P. dotty • number of witnesses were o'0.
e mtaled.
DUNOANNON.
Norma --The loo&! agency In Dungannon
fa- Tea eurgu. bar the adios of J. O. Ward,
J . 1', conveyancer, try, who will reeelys
orders for subscriptions, advertising and fob
work. and is Outbortend to give receipt. for
amounts paid for tbo some.
MON DAT, Jute 9th.
CoaoNartow DAT. -'['bre will b. • ear
M Wog irylw l0 9LPs.1's ohuroh at 10:30
a. M. with • sait.b!e address by the tecam•
beat. In the evening of tow same day
Wore will be • gird.. sootd in the rectory
ironed.. Refresbmsnu will be d-
str•wberrlo' and Dream, and toe {nam,
five omit. • dish. The evening will be
'lewd with the national anthem and • grand
Motley of firs work.. Admission 15 and
10o.
Par0giT*TloN TO Mit_. STonar.s -The
Kpwortb League of Dungannon at the anal.
vereary we meeting, on the {teeing of Jere
2nd, permeated the retitle/ prestd.,.t, Mr..
Brother{, with • sil•er tea-erviee, se •
mark of appreciation. The a000mpuyog
address was as follows
Dao. Mer STnriirns, -We, your co.
workers 1a the League, on the eoos.loo of
your retiring from the presidency of our
Society, deer* to .:prove oil our own he,
ball and on behalf of your many (rends In
the ohuroh and 000gregstlon the very high
esteem with which you ars reg.rsed by a
-your many steeliest and noble qualities
of °h•raots', your o0wearylrg d.totion to
We cause of the Maitre and to the league
work eepeolally-►he marked •Lilit, with
which you have discharged your high sod
Ireipoosibl• do' lee the readings. and ;beer•
tutee's with wbleh you have responded to
theo►ll of duty in amnrgsney and without
mottos The unflagging zeal and die
admonished •h:llt, with whloo you have goo
laded ever th• League for eh. 1s.t loot
years together with equal fidelity In ell
ether work for the Muter, all eminently
graced by year beantllnl spirit and atmt•bls
disposition, hays endeared you env mach
bo • wld. circle of co workers and reined. in
the church and oommuolty. We beg of
you 1• accept this aloe tea-eeryiee as •
align token of mor •feoaon and regard, and
of our high spprecb ,tion of your valuable
prvree, and we trust that they will ever
remind you et the tender tier that Wad .e
tots her, e•oh to other and •11 to Him
"whom we serve.'
Signed oo behalf of the Epworth L -ague
wd ether oo workers.
T R. Mt'N11K, Poser,
Mits. Mo•N•iu
Mem 1) BD•K L..
Miss MALLMr,H.
A P&OTI.ASD.
J. BAgroiD.
TresDAY, Jane 17 b.
Carib a NOTtt.-Rev. J. Maxwell, of
K
Vey, will uoydeot divine strew in Ere
kin. ohnrob hers en 8,bb•tb, 29 b 1aet.,oi o'1
on the following Monday there will be •
social in ounneatton with the church .odor
the auspice of tke young people.
Inrsetiater -The remain. of Aim Heard,
beloved wife of Wm. Cory. .f Nile, were
Interred to Dungannon cemetery on Moodey
Mrs Cary was in her ohy.ototh year, •sad
the ovum of bar death was palpitation of
the heart and lirigbt'e disease. A very
large number of friends and odihbo•e .t
tended the funeral The sympathy of the
eommuoly is extended to the bereaved
husband and Windy
Noris Rlcnard Reid 1. havIng • stozit
foundation planed under his baro. Gee
Slathers ha the eootrwt ...Oa Mater.
day last quite. number of young Isdte,
oomp•oione of the Meese Syotco and Stu-
art F&irbeiro, had • pleasant tilting at
Port Albert as a lend off to them before
their departure for their new home
Mn. Bamford, St. Augustine, had the m:2
fortune oo. day last week wh le in the bars
to fall and fracture her left arm.
WgIKtn' Smoot'. Following ie the e,olt
of the weekly shoot of the L)aoganoon rifle
olab
(00 yds. 100 yds Total
J. Glover. 41 36 77
Dr. Bloc 42 29 71
A. Dotter 36 33 69
B J. Crawford 35 25 60
T. G. Allem 36 20 06
V. Augustly{... 25 29 64
J. Black 33 21 54
A. J. Glover is keeping In the had we
presume teat be w111 goon by cisim to
osptalooy, with B. J. Crawford as lit sloe
and Dr. Bios 2.d vloo.
COMING AID Gotltd -Wm. B.i11e •s -
tended the wee= of the U OF. Hob Court
at Owen Sound lit week I). Mo
Nevlo, sr , lett here on Wednesday en a
visiting tour to relatives it Heneall, Exeter
and other point. south and east .... Mr.
and Mrs Andrew McNally and tee ohil
drew, of Blyth, spent lis Sunday w•th Mr.
McNally's brother.... Mr. and Mrs floe
lit Sabbath visited the former's ester,
Mrs Wright.... Vin L A. Baty •od
uieee. Mise Seaton F•Irbelrn, eldest deogh
lir of Rev R. Falrb.trn, B. A , armed
home on Wednesday after • eek'. pleasant
vlut with relative" a: Mount Forest and
other point..... W. 1'. Grlenno, of Wmg-
hem, Is visiting acgaalnanoes here
Mrs. H. T Walker, e( Ingersoll, I. visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. Aginrtine,
e arl other relative and argealntaoow in
Aehfeld, 1) d vuNefty.
DASHWOOD.
MovDA., June 16 h
J. Hall raid • flying este to London lest
week.
Mies Graham and Mies Gilroy spent Suso
day at }Castor.
Mise Jardine {pant Sotorday with her
friend, Mu. It.g.h•w.
Joe Brown. who formerly calked in J.
Klllerman'. store, I. recovnrreg from bis
roost Illness.
l;aarlsrly meeting pee wit were roe
deleted In the F:ysng.11eal church on Mao
day. The presiding elder of ,be dletrlot
offielsted.
The I plant given ander the
• aeploes of this publto school wee held on
Wednesday at Grand Bend. A very ani ty-
• ble time was 'pant by all who entailed.
n Uteri m►nm mm
HAVE YOU HEARD
of the great
,, n a 11 '4 that.....
BE t SHBP-RARD
aro offering in
BICYCLES
A $45.00 Wheel for $25.00, "Goderlch"
t' $55.00 tt $30.00, "Common Sense"
These Wheals are fitted with Dunlop Tiros,
are up -to -slate in every respoct and guar-
antee'.daer one year.
We have a complete line of Ready -mixed Paint's,
White Lead, Oils, Varnishes, Screen Doors and Windows,
Refrigerator, etc.
EE & SIIEPIIARD
FARMERS' INSTI I UTE MEETING.
A Lar.{ amid ■elboslawile Motherly' at
the Morris a.reatesd.
The auto.( msettoi of Wet Huta Farm
ere' In.tieslt was bold on Tuesday on Ih•
grourJs of Harry Morris, Cullom.
The presides!, Joule Snell, of Hallett,
edJr.sed 11. meeting in 1 reviewed the
rear'. sort •t ooustdsrable ha.gth. Rego
lar no stings had beau held at (:Ilntoo sad
Uusgaonos and supplem.otary mount. et
Winghwm, It. Heise., fort Albert and Au-
burn. Lew' reeetler• had oleo been held
•1 Katal. Carlow, Porter's Hill, Uudertoh,
Blyth and Loodeeboro.
The auditors' report showed receipt',
$419.09 ; diturs, $321 75 ; bAwos on
hand, $97..34
The lollewlog directory were elected
Ashfield -Jame H.ydeo, Port Altar{ ;
Isasso Atdrew., Luekoow ; James MoOrs.
gor, Kingella
W. W•w•nosb--J. Gaunt, Mt. Helene;
11 cornet Howatt, Auburn ; Wet. Bailie,
U.ne•000n.
E. Wswaoo.b -A. Carrie, Wisgham; J.
C. Stony, Auburn ; R C. McGowan, Blyth.
Colborne -H. Meals, Loyal ; R Young,
Carlow ; W Kernighao, ISeomillsr.
Hallett -Jo'. Smell, 1,91ntuo; W. )aok•
see, Aubar. ; John Tlplady, Clloton.
Turoberry-Cias. Homuh jr., Wing
k m; We', Cnikshank, Blusvals.
1;od.r1ob township -J. J. Caldwell,
,loderlch; Joseph L.ttbwelt., Goderlob;
F C Elford, Helmeteills.
Uoderlob-- 1'ho.. Warnock, W. J. Mor-
row, Colin Campton.
Pilate° -J. e. Baikal!, Jos. Wbr.0ly,
Oliver John.too.
Blyth -F. Metcalf, A F: Wedeln, A. H.
J Boob..
Wlsgb•m-W. P. Ottietess, Wm. Uleeg.
1Vm. Robertson.
R Meliorate aa4__( ss, (lIf?1 ; tom
•looted auditors.
A uosolmoue vote of tbaoks te the wrest•
dent and .oretary for their .thrlset sera
ewe during the pat year wag pasted.
At the directors' meeting the followlog
tfio.rs were elected
['resident -R. Young, Carlow.
Vias Presided -II Morrie, Loyal.
2 id t net President -A. Carrie, Wing -
hem.
oc Trees. -F. C. Efford, Holene.rtl s.
l'r.tfd,no Rad. Yung thanked the di-
rector. for his elevation to the chair.
Carlow was ssleoted at the telt place of
met Ing.
The hospitality of Mr. and Mrr, Morris
w•a much apprec,aed, and after the 'nan-
o...,
mprur.ur repat o0 the lawn games and sports
of every kind were indulged in by tbo large
gathering.
R R. Sallows took • number of views of
the situation, one of the Octane taken bas
ler of the floe Jo -..y herd of which Mr.
M tree la the owner. -__---
Mr. Hare, of U:tawa, rave a dwoo00.5 to
the orobsrd on "How to R. es Hens,"
which eon duly •pprai.ted.
The day's doiogs aimed with • hearty
trots of theeke from preid.dl Rod. Yoonl
to the host awl hetes, which wag wooed
ed by retlrleg pret'.d.nt Seell and endor•.d
by Col. V•rooe and U. McGilllcuddy 10
short .pewohes. i1 fait body 10
doreed the vote, and a pleasant and ptoft
atilt outlet was brought to • aloe.
THE %%Outen I1"TITOTU.
The Women's Intstitute of West Huron
alto met a0 the same time end place, Mrs.
I. Salkeld, jr., presiding.
An exodlsot report of the year's work
wee read by the secretary, Mrs. Colin
Campbell,
Uffioers (sr the eseulor year wore elect
et as follow.: Pre.ldeos, Min Grew,
Loyal; vin. president, Mrs, Harey Morris
Le rid; seor•taiy and treasurer, Mrs. CoIin
Campbell. Godes, n ; directors Goderlob
Mrr. l:toothy, Mr!. Bober) and Mrs I.
Salkeld, jr ; l'im'o,, Mrs Jae. Seed and
Mr G. Cleft; Birth, Mrs Metoalf sad Mn
gradate; He'n...ell., Mr. Forster and Mrs
G. Tebbutt; Porter's Hill, Miss M. G.
MrPha'b: Winsham, Mn. J..1 Rllloa sad
Mrs. Ritchie ; Klotall, Mtss H. Year and
Mrs. J. N N"Kerzl.; N -be, Mn. Dastew,
Mrs. Greenest 1 and ¥ii, H.Jtl Gi,Tbs ;
St. Helen, Wee Merles Me hem* It
('a -low, Mae. R M, Yes...
WHITNEY. "DETECTIVES.'
'that Reppe.rd le Oae sf 1bra WO. Was
'Title.' Things at New ssuvllte.
A visitor in the city the otter day from
Bowm•oyllte, eye Tice Toronto Star, brings
the moat 1oIstestdng who of the recant .leo
tion compere that has yet been hoard.
to will he recalled that Mr. Whitney Is a
number of his spewhes Ili 1 great strew
MI the appointor of vlgita'toe oommltte e-
"athietio gentlemen" -and •onoonoed later
In thecompaign that he had detectives oo tie
trail of rrookedoe.e e.erywhsrs. Al It well
koowo, men posing.. detective appealed
to • number of ridings. They travelled
in pair. and It Is ,tetlm•ted that there weft
ebou' • hundred of them all told. Most, if
no, all, of them were b•oneht trona Buffalo,
when, when the "dsoteoNve" boo neon le
n ot good, they take positions a hsrtebders,
oto., that le, whim they feel Inclined to
work.
Two of than gently etrook Bowmanville.
They looked as wire as owls, bat took no
pen. to keen the report from eprstdlog
that they were great detective- Pinkartoss
-the bet 1e the bestows. They out ono•
nine looks this trey and that, and had not
been 1n town • week when they decided
that they had the whole popol►os awed,
Sime of ".he boys" got a little amp owns,
and one of them suggested that ,t wouldn't
he . bad thing to arrest the "detectives "
The risme of Pinkerton didn't Darty any
e we with it S,, la's one night, whet one
of the "death," inadvertently s'o'pped out
alter dark, he was captured forthwith by
▪ r,ng arms, and (cif that he wen In the
hands 0t the law. He meekly yielded.
Ms charge ha was informed, was most
.{done, and despite the lateness of the hoar,
It demenie ' se baton► trial For this par.
t»r• they took him to the r (lige of a piom-
Ine.t Row m.av,lle citizen, who was "oo,"
sod who was en hand in the garb of official;
dem
Toe trial was te.t toted, .ad the prig
oxer was (petitioned at length. Strange to
say, hs told the complete story of file life.
It oontalsed not the elighteot referents to
soy oonnsoteo w th P nk.rtnn'e nr mint of her
detective 50000y, and reveal. 1 the lnot
that he we. .nth n,( n n -n n.r lout thin •
pirtyheeler, Imported fur the purp ales
handl ng the uuh. H• pruduued a 1.t 01
comm of free and r alights/bed eleetots
whom be we to see, sod • boodle of bill.,
all of embuli wee retained as "douumeotary
eyldeuoe."
Alter tae trial the primmer was Informed
Hat the o0ur0 was s "phooey" one. He
was milted, however, what h• tbuorbt ought
to be rho" with Mm.
"Perhaps 1 /sold do • little week of
this wet for you (alluvia?" he sugiseted,
o ut he r.eolved • newav• reply.
"I'be best %blag you eau do," said the
spokesman for the par, y, "is to get right
out of town, sod never let your face be aeon
o Bowma.vllle again."
And h. went. Neither hag his parloar
Wee hosed of dans.
A per of "detective" of the same char
actor were ID t:odsriott before the
election, and put ap for two weeks o'1 •0
betel on the Square. They did col an
n ouooe shelf Inatome, but thew who wetoh
ed them "caught on" to rte fact that they
were here to the Interests of Whitney and
"prohibition." They were not molested,
end no doubt they het • very pleasant time
'Loading • two weeks' vara"o. (at the ez-
peoo'of tie tory partt1 Io the prettiest
brio In Canada.
The 6tlla of t s.ilestle..
This dangerous condition oauee sick
headache, abdemlmial pains, pike, and to
severe use insanity aril •popl•xy. Toe
moot agreeable and .a'ufscrory remedy le
Ferrczcue, which make the bowels so well
ordered that natural and unassisted cotton
is established. It 1. mild and certain ,n
widen and comae die rose of moon
-
tomatoes, and may be token as long as re-
quired. Paine In the stomach and Into'
Stew, p 1w, A.11oet.o..e and headache die
eppar at woe when Ferreira le used.
Reoommeaded and sold by dtural.te, orlon
50.. By mall from N, C Pt lion A Cs..
Km`sto., Oak -
No Pella like Dr Ham (ton's
The Style .f ■sir tiera
Is an Important rector to produce • younger
and refined hoe sad • wail •h sped head to
any lady or gentleman. Prof. Dareowend.
who will be of Hite! Bedford, (lode di.
Thursday. Jell 3-d, coo demon.trvs ebb
to riscw calling on him at his show
rooms H• has ladles' and gents' wise,
*await'', bongo, wsyv and plain fronts.
ewltohse In e.ey length and shade. that he
will al•diy a' just r n any 1&dv's brad free rat
°bait* to prove this. U n't (all to en t him.
It le he o0'y visit to Ooderiol' the lotion.
THE WEEKLY MAIIIMY REPORT
Ooownell. Jit 7o' MOO
Rall R'hmt, 1 75 to 71
it lour. family. per oat1 10 to : 10
roar,tent, per owt 1 SJ te 30
Bran. Vtton... -_ 17 00 fol (e
Shorts, • too -. _.. it 00 Doi 0
Screenings, per cwt 1 00 to (q
Bye. per bush 000 to 6
Buckwheat, per bosh 055 t0 5i
Oates, w bash .......,..-.-.....-,45 to t7
Yee, a boob.. ......... .. 75 to V
Parleyper buatt 150 to 50
Hey, p toe 11 00 tol Sit
P.tat'yee, p bosh„ 85 to 31
a inter
t.aeeee. est Ih....... .........
Eggs. fresh sepatked. V don....
Wcoa
Bliss,
Pelts
1ire lie •
(,reseed Hoge
Bacon.
Ham. per ID .. .. .. .. .... .........
Lard, per Ib
hemi sled Beef, fore quarter
(crewed Beef. hind
Cattle, Mk rt
Ord l nitre
11 to to 11
10 to011
11 to 0 11
10 to 4 Ou
00 In 150
It
to in
50 to 6 91
50 to 00
11 to 0 IA
15 to 0 16
11 to If
00 to 0 04
001.0000
00 to 6 00
50 toI01
GRAND TRUNK SYSTEM
CORONATION DAY
JUNE 26.
OMINION- DAY
JULY 1.
Retuni tickets will be issued between all
stations in Canada ; all stations in Canada
to anti from itetroit and P. -rt Huron, Mich
AND TO but not from Baffala, N V., Brack
Rock, N.Y.. Niagara Falb, N Y , and Sue
pension Bridge, N.Y., at
Single First -Class Fare
Goof going June'25th and 96th, returning
Iron destination on or before June 27th also
gnorl going June 30th end July let, valid for
return until July '2nd, 1902
Slagle First•Class Fare and One•Third
Enol going June 24,1, to July 1.t inclu-
sive, valid for return ou of before July 3rd
Tickets and all information from agents
Grand Trunk Railway System
F. F. LAWRENCE,
Town Agent, Uoderich,
.iAS. 1) M.•1)ON,11.1),
llretn,-t Pas.enger Agent, Toronto.
The POINT FARM
Near Ooderich, Ont.
f
')'hie well-known sod popular simmer
resort will M oonduoted during roe cnm
log season under new management. Re
Palm, •Iterattone and Improvements •ren
now being made to the huddler, aril
ground., and the latest and moor att.
proved metbn 1. of m•nsgsmeet will he
Introduced.
The h. t-1 will be open the first war k In
tale.
For terms and tnrthsr weenier' ad
dress
The ifuron, Bruce & Grey
Electric Ry. Co., Limited,
P, O Box 73 Qoaerloh, Ont.
'BERLINER
6RAMOPIIONE
CANADIAN
P kciFIC
WILL RUN
lime Seegers' Exclrrsiss
TO TNL OANADIAN MONTH-WM.T AT
RETURN
Wlenlpire Resin. .
Washed...tle.elew ...
Hos J
10.1.,.. ... Yorkloa...
s . /
Amnio - •/ Pr.Macleod...-. (
Wewaa.a.. Calgary
Blaacartt...
Mi.lota Wed Dear.,..
Dread TAW Strait's -
Swats MIM, Cana
Dole, ]UNH IN. returalag mall AUS -
081' Jth ball roll or 8. 8. Albert.}
Jr1NR 11th, returning noel AUGU 1St
tali rail or H. 8. Albert.[. Going JULY
1510, returning until Hkl'TetnaEt 16t11
(all rail or H. ti Albortal 'notate .re not
good on "Imperial Llmtted.' for [laking
and psmpblet giving full particulars, apply
to your nerve Canadl.l )'.cine Ticket
Agent. or to
A H. NOTMAN, Asst. Oen, Pae. Agt.,
I King Ht., Last, Toronto.
MIS8 M. BA LL, Ticket Age.[,
OoderI -h.
The Huron and Bruce
Loan and Investment Co.
GODERICH, - ONT.
Ba,tellos-PHILIP HOLT, K.C.
lawtlaaa-THR CANADIAN BANK uF
COMMERCIL
OUR SAVINGS BANK.
Ws are prepared to receive Deposits
from Trustees, Patents or Children. in
sums of from Fifty Cents to Throe
Thousand Dollars, and allow compound
interest, added every six mouths at
rates a agreed upon Cheques are
given Depositors, so that they may
draw upon theta deposits at any time
3, .3 and 4 per cent interest allowed
on Deposita according to amount and
time left.
N.B.-Pursuant to a late Act of
Parliament married woman and miners
have the right to dopoett awl draw out
money in their own name.
Deposita aim be tont by mad at the
riot of warier.
Ramose from your houses temptation
to burglars and food for the dames.
At the Company makes loan only on
first class farm property, depositor{
have the strongest security for their iu
TO BORRbWERS.
A TTENTJON !
Now that the warm weather is here you want comfortable and cool
Shoes at reasonable prices and right as to the quality.
1 have been most careful in selecting toy stock with regard to these
two essentialsQUALITYand PRICE,
All we need is a tall from you and the result will be mutual benefit,
la Woa uteri Low Shoes we hays eater" good value In oxford Tie and one strap
SI ppe t., at $1.00 per p&tr.
Our range of Orford tie and one, two and three strap Slippers a1 $1 25 le the bel
we hr".s ever bed.
Is Women'. High Shoe we are showing the beet vele{ yea, trona $1 26 op to
Quoin Quality, at 83.75. Partluutarly good talus e1 $1.25 per pair. Call sad
he coo vlewd.
Our line Beet are I0e two bet make eh lbs oontlaeat,
The Walk Over The Queen Quality
FOR MEN. FOR WOMEN.
if you •ppreu ate comfort you will appreciate the little eztrs goodoen cf
I hese two famous lines.
Your pita oasis respectfully solicited.
Repair' he mostly and promptly done.
E. DOWNING.
RED FRONT SHOE STORE. Next J. Wilton's Drug Store,.
ROF. DORENWEND
Tine Company is prepared to loon on
the shortest notice any sum upon first
deo' security. Terme are made to sub
borrower Straight loans and simpl
interest.
MORTGAGESPUReHASED-For further
particulars roll at the Company's office,
Corner of Market Square and North
Street, Goderich.
W. L HORTON, F. JORDAN,
Manager. President,
WM. PROUDFOOT, Vice -President.. t
DIRFXTORS
LORD STRATH(WNA. 1. M. Restarts.
FRAS.•te .JORDAN. H. Drawl.
Wm PRut'DnwT HURT HoaTor.
D. J. NATtSL PIItIJp HOLT, K.
liF: WI,-- G
BE AT
OF TORONTO
1111. FAMOUS
HAIR GOODS ARTIST
is COM/NG
DERIC.-i HOTEL
Kt , j BEDFORD
T HURSD
Ye JULY 3RD
with every kind ..o4 styli" of 1.ALIBB'
nrl I:ENTLKVIEN'S W I W R, TUU
ES BANGS. WAVY sod PLAIN
F ft+. to% ITCHES of all tong hair
in a eery length and shade
Ili ART STYLES are known and
i all cheeses everywhere
to visit his Snow Rooms at the
Hotel ant see his taw resigns.
H. is ill. free of charge, demonstrate
by
fitting yo what w the most sortable
mid becoming to your
Their use odds HEALTH, ('OMFORT an YOUNGER APPEAR
ANCF
(GENTLEMEN W110 ARE ItALI) should m eetigate and see hie
FEATHER BRIGHT TOUPEES and IA 168 n on over 55,000
heads.
Please remember Day and D to :
Thursday, July 3rd, at Bedford, Hotel.
The N logham Time has had an electric
motor installed to supply power for Ile
prow. 1 he Timem la making another amino
ra publlsh,olt on Thursday o•ornag, lustsad
mf Friday as former:v.
F: Swans' 1'r1lh r Vale woo wooed money
in the 2 11 pus ok 2 15 trot at New Ham -
berg last week. tS%" Blackford with Logan
Leadsmen tort th , pleoe in the five.
tIgbte mile run.
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FI Sailor )Yat Barg ains
Half -Dollar Sailors, 25c.- -
What better complllnion at the '
summer home, on the yacht, in the
camp It will sing or play anything, or it will tell you a funny
story, or play a waltz, or lancer., or ono of Sonsa's marches Ko yen
may have a dance.
Nothing fills the hill like a Berliner Oram -o -phone.
Prices, $15 to $40.
Write or call for Illustrated Catalogue.
Sold on Easy Terms if desired.
CEORCE'W. THOMSON & SON,
CiODFS22CH.
E. BI:RLINF.R, 2315 St. Catherine -St., Montreal.
RMANtlIt1. ALOIYT, General Manatetr for Caned{.
Dollar Sailors, 50c.
FORTUNATE purchase of these ever popular hats puts us in a po.
sition to give you one of the greatest, if not the greatest, hat bar-
gain ever given in town. We will sell them for less money than
they could be bought for wholesale. All are new and stylish shapes.
They will be ready Saturday morning. Do not let this chance slip, but
buy your sailor hat now.
50c Sailors, 25c.
1. stilet' rustic straw tailor Hate, goad quality. nat
ty rhapeo, heed, bl•ok or white silk ribbon band,
• hat that would be cheap at 500, on ale Sato'
day at each 25c
$1.00 Sailors, 50c.
Lodi..' patine Here. fine hall■ or natio stews,
the season's moo, .tyll.h shape. good ge.11l:w,
lined, Alan& or white silk hands, regular 75o and
11 00, on ale S sturdily at each 50C
High Grade Cotton
Dress Stuffs, 25c a Yard.
1.') or twenty patterns of
very fine cotton dress ma-
terials to sell at from 10c
to 15c per yard tinder their
real value.
Vary fine rot ton dram material.,
handeome dssltne, In aDpear-
•nes'qusl to Leotard sOk at
double the menet, nn two
dresses alike, regular .1.0i In
401, special for Ihis week a1
per y.rd 25c
White Skirts
for a Dollar Bill.
The real worth of these
skirts is more than a dollar.
Buying the material by the
case arid turning the garment
out by the hundred is the
secret of these remarkable
values.
Indira' white notton underskirt.,
male from good goalies English
mitten, denhtn frnl, will sive ex
malleus wear, sneer frill of 10
Inoh n.mhrio amhrnldery, et
shite merlin frlllint with 2
melt hem, every garment felt 0
atm egotist, at eaoh $ 1.000
Summer Hosiery.
Hosiery buyers have a wide variety of choice
here, The days when plain black was the only
correct thing in hosiery are gone, and fancy weaves
now reign supreme. Many kinds -all good -are
on our counters, and values in all lines are good
enough to ho bringing more hosiery husiness this
way all the time. We select these few from the
many lines in stock.
Ladles' and children's black
rotten how, strong mak,
eeamioes feet, fat nye, per
pair 10,
balm' aad okiidsaa'a hlak
oelton hew. full (*thinned,
good weight, per pair ... .12110
Ladles' Meek nation h.,.,
y.ry fine gamily, ephesd
heels and •,1•., herme,'nrf
dye, teat et.in;ra,
per noir 25e
Ladies' fancy 00800 hoan,l.,•w
effect ee fanny eget, ,.n•k
strips, rplieed 11..l. and
only, made Irom fine yarn.
German dye, goo &{teed
.ralnieta, per t»Ir 2.51
i ►ells' tit black ant tins he;
feat with n•lnral wool
(vet, one of .0. m-.' enm-
(nr'ab..tot kings 1.,r .nm•
mor 'wvwrwewe Teade, per
00(0 ...... .... . 2.50
('Mitran' •.I.'vt nn'ranhnee,
. sir.•, tkt f, . n• N'ruk
(Lr11 b .n!. woh r ple
10 ... 20 250, doe
Black Cat
Drawing Contest.
Interest in the Black Cat llrawing Contest
increases daily. Already the pictures are beginning
to come in. If you have not sent yours yet, be
sure and get it here before Coronation Day, .Tune
26th.
£ HODGENS BROS.
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