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9 Tuouarv, JI1Iy Sl, 1901.
THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO.
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CLEARING SALE
SUrU'1 ERGOODS
All Summer Goods must go now. None to be
carried ever into the Fall. If price will interest you
come and see what we show :
B ARGAINS
IN
DeRESS GOODS
B ARGAINS
IN
SILKS
All reduced in price for this
Sale.
CLEARING
SILK WAISTS
Regular $5.00 for X3.50.
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BARGAINS in
Ready - to - wear Skirts
Block and Colors.
THIRD OFF ALL
MILLINERY
during tnis sale.
CLEARING PRICES
In
CLOTHING, SUITS
and
SEPARATE PANTS
BARGAINS in
GENTS'
•FURNISHINGS
SHIRTS, TIES,
HATS, etc.
BARGAII13 in
Boys' s Blouse Suits
and
Duck Suits
CLEARING
LADIES'
RAIN COATS
at Reducer( Prices.
IRemember' still gioe, the Coupons oa
the Cha s • vie
and Tables
SALE NOW GOING ON.
Smith Bro's & Co.
his many tripods in (,.demob. He end his
mother are guests at the resideaoe of Ht.
Honor Judos Doyle.
hire. rhumwoa (ase Sbepberd) and ubtl
dreg, of Lo•dos, it• speodlag the Bummer
la Ilo4eriob.
Mt. IdjHardy, of Cllotoo, sprat the
Iwo seek In town, vbtttog her brotbor, R.
W. McK.nx:e.
Lledeay WUII•ms Is vlsdtlog ids brother,
Ur. Cba.. 1)., In Cleveland and friends la
Southern Olito.
Mies Jennie Lawson rsturoed Saturday
per air King Edward, slier • mouth's
visit In Detroit.
Rev. J. T. and Mrs. Lemma, of Jackson
Mlob., are 'pending a term with their
Uodurlob Meade.
Miss May Cloff, o1 R.alortb, le ,pending
a couple of weeks in Uoderloh, the guest of
Mrs. Cohn Campbell.
Mr. Albert Shepherd sad Misses Emily
and Helen lolt ou Seturday for • trip o0
Capt. Shepherd's boat.
Mies Jennie Ferguson, professional dune,
has returned to Saginaw after • two weeks'
•reit at her home herr.
Mies Kot. A. Watson, of the public
whool staff, 1. attendtog for summer school
for teachers in Toronto.
Mr.. Stewart, of Keeton. Menitoba, 1s
yhltiog at toe home of her father, John
Andrews. Hayll.ld read.
Mrs. T. D. Ryan ani daughter, of Aoo
Arbor, !Cob., are ylaaing at the home of
Mr. and Mre. Jos. Kidd.
Mr and Mr. Jen. Burke, of Stratford,
were to town for • 1. w days last week, yin
Wog Mr. Hoke'■ mother.
Mrs. Kiraly hes returned from • •1.11 to
Toronto. a000ntpanted by Miss Ruw,of bit
shy, who to now hen gloom.
Mn. (Rev.) Jar. Hamtltoo and obtldr.n
hove been spending holidays at Mn. Bom-
ilton'a old home, Ayoobank.
Mb. Dora Lab•dle, of Blenholm, ia steed
log • ccople of weeks' holidays with her
sister, Mrv. Chan Pale, Trafalgar throat
Will. Elliott bas returned from • trip to
S.ult Ste. Marie sod Hr•o.brtdge. Be
speaks •fry highly of the Muskoka sosoory,
Mr. and hirs t' J. Mo(Iregor, of Strat-
ford, .re maktot their annual samms visit
to Ooderlob and are guests U the Perk
House.
Mr and Mrs. Dowzar rad Mus Kat'tl.a,
of Cllniou,t•d Mies 'Plowman, of Gonstanoe,
were guess of Mr. and Mrs. l' 1 n Camp•
boll lest week.
CHURCH NOTES•
Do Solidity. .t St. Peter's mus is at
7:30 A.Y aril 10 A M., and vespers 7:60 r.
ft. At e•tb "orrice there is an Instruotor.
Rev. 1 . Hod, of Detroit, who Is .gain •
visitor bo our town this summer, preached
In St. George's ohnrob last Sunday morolsg.
The annual Aogllo.n Suod.y school con-
vention and run-dscaod mooting for the
*minty of Huron Is being held here todry.
There will be oborai evensong to the church
at 7.30 this esswitlg, when the Rev. W.
Ouoo., of Cllotoo, will deliver the sermon.
The trustees ot North street Methodist
ohurob have met with such swathe In thole
o nvaes for fonds for the o.w edifice which Is
Is 000'amplation that they have taken the
stop of advertising for tenders. Whmtberthe
church will be built the fail or not is not
y.' dsold.d.
A hearty (arisell woe given to Rev. H.
Irytne, of Listowel, • former pastor of Vic
torts -It. Methodist oharch, nn the occasion
of hie leaving to oke cheerio at It amour..
A purse of $60 woo presented to Mr Irvine
and . silver puddlog filth to Mrs. Irvine,
000•mpaaleed by • kindly -worded &ddreer.
Rev. E. H Brandt, principal of the
Protestant whop'. et Pointe aux Tiemblor.
Quebec, gave on Interesting address In
Knox oburoh last Sabbath eventing. H•
spoke of the work Wog done to the schools,
whir hothers • wider.n¢e o1 instruction,
and also gave soros details of the Protest-
er!' evangelization we rk which 1e 1 clog
tented on throug)1at/ the 1 foyhloe of
Qusbeo.
1 he recognition of the Baptist church will
be bold next Tuesday. July 29 b, in the
T.mpsr.nos hall. A strong oonnol has
beep palled to moot at three o'clock in the
afternoon and the public service at 8 o'olock
In the ••ening Tim responses at presto,.
Inolode R.•'• W. E Norton, Sip'. of Home
Mission Board ; It. J. Farmer, Hr•ntford,
and 1' H. Emerson, Monett Forest. Among
those .xpeetad are Rev's FImore Harris, D.
I) ,'Toros t.e ; A T. Sowerby, B 1).,I..uion
H M,(Jaern.. Tiverton, and d. W. Weeks,
liumlpb. The program will be definitely
onnanoed nett Monday. The arrange
manta are In the hands of reoepnon, billet
Ino and •ntertalnmeet committe's, sod
very aaoc.ufal meeting,' are anticipated.
The pastor conducts the ver•loes next Sun
day. Morning guidon, "Growth : The
Seed and the Tie. " Kvesing--"R'h•t Is
My Determination "
SUMMER SPORTS.
The weekty Minot of the pun eluit took
pleas an Friday, sad the fallowing mores
goers wtas• a' tar birda aaoh : 1L. K W,a4
es., 7 ; 1). Molitor, 3 ; F. Standen, 5 ; T.
Mot.rmo►t, 7 : (i Joboster, 5; Case. Liao,
1.
Tho horses which 1e11 hero bast week for
the R-sntford rather nn the 17th made thole
mark there R. K. Smith's Logan Loud,
man won the half mile running rsrn There
were ten starter., and It took lour heats to
d.olde Gm rap.. Fernitlrkle w■s second
sed Waft id Lour'sr third. Time 40,
.501, .50 and 51 Th. ether .t. triers were
Massey, Santa, Bonita, Braes, Lorl• Lowr•
fes, [Arlo M , (loosest Roller and F•rsight.
in the 2.40 Mel or pens 1)r Whltoty's ,i..h•
Nolan got third phos. in the 2:28 Geo.
Tattoo's Nellls R was doing will when 1■
the third heat the sulky wee .noshed, .ed
for Immo reason or other the manager would
sot let her qo In the nes •gets.
Gra of rtes (ioderloh rinks that took part
in the S.alorth howling tournament last
week had an siperlsose of '.n noor, and yet
se lar," L.in• • prim only as the toes nl •
eels it wss W. ins.'s risk, whleh got to
the sem'-Berle 1n tho consolation maser,
eaten It woo proposed that, as the boor was
late, th. three risks ren,deing le the ern•
test ske•I4 teen up for the two prism.
They did .e sod the (iedarloh reek was left
ear. 1'N pithier' of the Goderlet. rinks
throughout the tosrn•meat was as follows :
Trophy mater - - O'(lwenell's rink was
Ammo by Clark'., l.ondooi...'s woo
from A. N ilms's, Pe•ferth. and was beaten
M 1'y►lev's, lefties. I).TIs' wen from
Rorfwd's, Mara, sod ase beaten by
Jaelems'., tete.. A Rowlett') rink
sklseod by R. 8. Hay. e. a this 'nate*, that
Jocksoo risk being in tri tiool-. A000la-
tlon match -- ()Coons!! was neaten by
Elliott. M,tohel'. 1..0e won Irom C.
Weld, Loodor. and wos bootees by %.Ill•x,
trammel. lithos war beaten by Roes,
I truisds. foe final game war between
Elliott's rink, Mitchell, and E Welo'o,
LoOdon, and was woo by the former. Con
n otation match-O'Voondl won from Arm
stroor, Cltoto0, and was beaten by Forrest-
er. Clinton. D•vta won from E. Weld and
was beater' by Riohardeot, : Se.forth Lute
woo from Tytler, London, and from Spsu:d•
Ing, Cllatoo, and then went into the semi-
final., with the rrmlt recorded above. TV.
Plok.rd's riot.. Sesforth, took the lint
prize, and the .eoond went to Roth, of It,us
e els.
Two rinks from the Ued.rlob bowling
club ars at London this wink taking part In
the annual tournament of the Western 0 --
taro Itnwltog Aeeoolotioa. They ars : R
Mclean, Wm. 1',uudloot, J. 1). ()Connell,
Ur. Hunter, It 0. Reynold., 1'. Klaiy, F.
Jordan sod John Galt. Islay commenced
on Tuesday for the Lebatt trophy. and the
rink skipped by Dr. Hooter was debated in
the first round by a I.oadoo rink, ib to 1)4
Ualt's riot war more euooe.+tnl, besting •
Chatham rink 18 to 17, rad goes into the
second round. At the annual mooting of
Om Association Sheriff R•ynol.le was sho-
ed a patron of the Association. The 1903
tournament will be 1014 In London glen.
The Jackson trophy contest has reacher
the third round with the West etrset howl-
er. 1'he draw to In two Women, aa follows •
Claes A, winners to first draw -
Dmkeon vs. Jordan,
O'Cont"II vs. Hendetene,
C. Gamow vs. Hawley,
Jos Gamow ys. Doyle,
F. B. Holme, vs Dr. Hunter,
1. L. Uront .s. Carer,t'rondloot nye.
('los 1t, losers in first draw -
Broderick vs Peter,
Saolts v.. Reynolds,
Lore:v., U•n,
Moose. Ts Sounder.,
Walton n. Complied,
1101 ,r. Maly,
Holt bye.
1n class A, Howley has beaten 1' Darrow.
Gorey has beaten J. L. Ursne ; In tire. B
Moran has bastes Souders, G.It has
boatel Lone, and Hall bar beaten Klotz.
COMING AND GOING
Miss Emily Ruohanon ie yidting at LI.
towel.
Miss Arai" 1Voohington is visiting at
Kerrie.
A. tirade h. toluene 1 from o visit t,
fTenooei.
Thos. Ktdd, of Sesfovth, was 'a towo on
Tuesday.
hirs. Chu. Neale, of Brooklyn, he Y., 1e
.Isltisg here.
Mn. Carrie aced son Cyril are .n:tlne
rel•tiyee In Detrol'.
MIS" Halle Sonia, of Brantford, b visiting
Mies Kvelya Craigs.
Mime Gram Johnston, of Rerlln, Ie apeod
Ing the nolldays in town.
Wilfred Williams, of Stratford, was at
hie home her. over %today.
MIS Mauro, of London, Is spending hob
days In town w th tier mother.
Mrr W.'r o no
' e dfl and Master Willis
Prnedfoot are visiting h, Toronto
MIS Satoh, of Thermion. Is •ultleg per
hroth•rs, N. H. and (oorge Smith.
MIS Luttrell, of Rowmanyllle. hu boon
visiting •t the tome of R. Dunlop
Miss Rooth. of W iad.nr, lea guest at the
Nemo of Mr. and Mrs. Len. Harlo.d.
R 1). ('rant is examining 5015000 papers
a1 the K leestles I1sp.rtmenl, Termite.
Clinton New Kra Miss Miner. H11115 coo
a two weeks' •Id1 with Moods In lioderiob.
Master Maonermatt Stark, of Reehe.N►,
bas horn Tletting at the resld•s.• of Dr.
Taylor.
Mr. and Mtr..1. A. hinDoogoll, of Grand
Rooth.. Minh., are • itting at the home of
Mn. Kiely.
.Doh. R. Camaron, of the teaohing teff of
aka Ingersoll Collagist' lwtltete, la soling
Fred MoUraok.s, of Beamer.. did the work
A cooper' and social gotberlog will be
bold 1n he Blueval. Methodist oburob o0
Friday mooch', Jaty 26th. Mn. Hrownl.
(lormsrly Bina Farrow) throatier. of Loeduo,
Mies Co,rl. Moore, .'phots', of Wlogbam,
and other. will take part. los uremia and
oak• w111 be saved in the basement after
the program.
PORTH'S HILL•
Mu,t,tt, July 21.11.
Wen. Storllcv la seriously 01.
We ars sorry W learn u1 More Ruby
St erltog's Maras.
Dr. 1"re.mo•, of CI'ntem, spigot Sunday
•s Wm. moo't's,
Thee Misses Martin, of Hayfield, spent
loot Sunday at Braeside,
J. Stow rad J. A. Torrance spent last
Sunday with Drysdale friends.
Mine Malloy, of Henmlllsr, Is the gout of
her fr:ead, Mies Pearl Newton.
Mb.. Maude IYokud, of 0Mt, le, vleltior
the home of her t•thor,Joo. Ptok•rd.
Wilmer MoLsao, of Uoderloh, 'pest Ban-
dar at the home of ble cnolo, Wm. Elliott.
Wesley Elliott has returgel from the
swlt, where be has boon working fur some
time
U. S. Mollougoll bed the u,isfortuth to
f.11 ufl • load of hay on Friday and break
his arm,
Mies McDougall. of M:gmoodvllle, has
been vlsi&bng relatives 10 this •bclalty the
past week.
L Wigle, who with bis bride is visiting
his mother, Mrs D. Cox, azpeot. to Isav•
for the Kloodyk. shortly.
Thor. Goosing and daughter, Mies Myrtle.
left on l'oseday, pet err. City of the Stealth,
to spend • few week" Tuttiwg relatives st
Marlette, Mich.
Mr. E. C Willer (formerly Miss Prr-
bsw• ) and child, of (',foaku, are vi.iting to
liodcr.ch with Mrs. Waller'. mother, M••,
Doe, of New fork,
I)r. Mabee le sway on r trop to Duluth,
having token steamer from Sarnia. Mr
Mobahor, of S...forth, is lo.ktogof sr Ws
work la his abaeooe
Mr. awl bits John A. John,too, of Parry
t
S wad, are •:Otis¢ the I at era tWar, N r.
Ellin Sallow., li-oce free•, also Alts. loop
Co.'s., Wol!e , tree•.
Mrs Kanto, of Dotrolt, who bad boon
speodinq troyetral weeks with her nater,
Mrs. W. 1'. Sm'th, returned home 00
Tuesday per .tr. ('Ity of the Strain.
Mrs. S. E. Hook and fella Nelda J•mle
eon went to tarots on Saturday for • two
worths' volt. Mr. Hick 'pined them on
Tuesday. Boise by the C,ty of the S:ealtr.
Robert Morton, of Spokane. Stale of
Wa.bingtou, has bean vultlog his home. In
Toronto. and as expected In Uoderloh In •
Dew days to spend a wh le with old
friends here, 111s brother Carl will .stoma
pang him.
Mr, 1•: Holt has returne1 to town scoom-
palned by air daughter, Mrs. A l'orystm', o1
London, who will spend • taw days here.
Nr•. I.Ihutt and Miss Mary E.11ott bay.'
just retorted from • ple0sant trip to
Manitoba.
Mr.. A. Ilralgio lett on lsseniay after-
noon for Port 1 ,Ibnroe to jots her Soo,
('opt. A. Craters, on the err. Ionia for •
trip to Quebec hit. Crisis will go beck
to Duluth on the loop.'s retaro$erlp and
will be away • month or so. It will be a
pleasant holiday.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Wait for W. Anursos & Sme's big bargain
day., natnrd•y .o4 Monday, August 2 and
4
J. A. WAI.KER's fuming out the most
•t -tet late wo,k Io er►r, teres and baggies
that throne 000ld with to-. Tnay are good
a.d t1• petoee are right Call and the
/hero .t the Don no 1 Carriage Work..
The beet it wilily of loo cream, slot the
[-.•test y•risey of true fruit joie.' for
soden, are I wood a1 0,. Victoria restaurant,
West et. Coofeotlonery, holt, oilers and
toha000s. ('Hos. III.At-0NTON E, proprisWr.
Telephone 70.
25 h, st the reside we of Captain A. Uro a,] `
when Mr. .' U. Borley wI 0. 1odofj I lo` weather
Miss M•rge-ot U,e. Roy. K O. U•t7J
ST. HELENS.
hitN1.Ay, Jelly 21.
Mies L'zu a Miller has returosd from va-
tting blends la London
Miss Elder, of HlytI, is •tsitl.1 leer
mood, Miss Nina Lochner.
Duncan Maodondd has bought . new
team to replaos the team gold by him toms
LIMO yo.
Mrs. tan ) ooY' u bora
who hfur some time bo
yt+ulog at br.. R. K. Miller's, has return-
ed to her home In Toronto.
Mrs. Hett\erington has gone to Ditroll,
wlle+rs she has engaged to wort to one of
the mllltu•ry establishment..
Oar school mode a they oredttabls show -
Ing •Hite repent Entr•nos ex.mlo•t!oo, all
th.tirade try kg baying paseod,two of them
e taoding "wood and third rwpvotively lar
the taspectorat., and one of them uotalaiag
hlghsyt mark to remiss, while another sou
sae of thaw who obtained lull marks In
arithmetic, Our teacher, Mr. Tebbutt,
end the pupils recat•• our hearty rat -
gratul•tloos on t1s anoowee 01 their efforts.
BORN
HICHAN In Onderlch town+blp, on Wednes
day July tied, to Mr. and IM's Wm,
Pieban. • daughter.
DIED
MORRIS-InOoderirh. on Tuesday, July
21nel. Ip9, Ann Stoddart Mon:o relict or
the late Mark Morris.
The funeral will take pine from the reel
denee or her son-lndaw, J, 1'. ewanron,
Bruce street, on Friday. July 4311. at 490 p.
m., to Msltlaed cemetery. Ph -lends and ac-
quaintances will please accept this intima-
tion.
KI.I.IOTT- In Qodsrlch, on Tuesday, Joly
Tend. Mergatcl idiot of the lath Janes
Elliott, axed 87
PORT ALBERT.
TugnDAY, July 22.
Walter Hawklo. bas Kone for • trip up
the lake.
Mrs. T. A. Leigh, o1 S,ult Ste. Marls, b
here yloltleg her father.
Mire Gardner, and her brother, Maenad, of
Renmlller, 'pent Sunday here.
Mrs. Ito:Mordson. of Termite, is p•yleg
he, annual visit to her sister, Mita 'hide'',
er.
Mrs. The.. R chardson and her POW, 'Wil-
lman
il-
liam and Hes., left for Party Sr rad on Sa1-
urday lest.
i Hamlin and his gr.ndaeo, Edgar
It iki., ot Dungannon, rre here snj •ylsg
rhe lake broth..
Normko MobmCy, of ('dnr:wright, Oat.,
who ono.' lived in this photo. was looking aro
old floods mod scenes Is the •,II•R a ester -
I
1ay.
Mr.. T. S. boy left for her home Ie Nast-
•ills, 'renn., today. She was s000mp.n:ed
by her nephew, W. N. Hawkins, of llc1-
ULUEVALE•
TUESDAY, July 22.
Mrr Stowe, of (bodnrloh, la visiting rola
time hoer.
Doff k Stewart shipped two oar 'rads of
tan hork to !Athirst lest week.
Miss Moggio Mol)on•ph, of Wingham,
'loiter! Mea Aggle Norbert lath week.
Albert i)enman has retie. ,en to Mnont.
Forest after spending hie holidays here.
Mrs Robert Wart and millirem and Mies
(:ora Messer •lilted In Wroxeter on Mon
de
bales Kathleen Swann hes returned from
Forgo., where she hos hen •tdonding hl.h
sohnol
Mr and Mt. Jahn Mashy. of Maedteba,
are visiting the former'• mother In tb
.Illage.
Mr. and Mrs. John MoIM.•Id •ed phi
fen, of interment'. •Wtod relatives
star Solidity.
Foort.een of the Rlosysl• Foresters
thew to •rood the 'seem of the l•
tor Hartle as Winsome nn Sosday.
Andstw ilnlmoo has had his hoose
wbleh Improves IM appointment
Id -
ere
drove
('her -
painted,
greatly.
LLEBUHN•
pet fumed the ceremony In the presenoo of
• large susod•e o1 attests. Thew bride was
gown, 1 is whit• silk gresadls over wbil.
• dots with ohiffoe and pearl trimmings
rub c tried • bouquet of white roses. Slee
wee attended by her sister, Mies Lila Ute,
who was oleo gowned In white dins
with hoogas of red roma. Miss (lady'
Kirkby and Mies Holes Tait were maids of
bouor, oanying basks' of marguerite" ood
ferns. Mr, C. K. Cladwell noted u best
men. The drawing room was deooreted
with res , and oe mations and the weidlog
maroh rad other seleotlooa were beautfully
reodersd by M• a Westlake. Among the
snmeruu• promote reoel•erd by the bride
was • ore.caot of poor's and emigrate" by
the groom, who also gave an emerald flog
to the brtdeenald."
Mr. Braohler, jr , o1 l'ort Huron, with his
wig aril children are yuttiog relation,
bora.
to the repent Kotraoca examination re•
port we the that four pupil. of our .,.hoot.
Nn 5, have Dee n suooeaaf,t.
lets R y AIex.Rapsoo, well known herr,
w h, for the post ten years h., Deets on the
mce oast), ,teff r1 the Methodist , larch In
Manitoba. woo recently marred to Mus
Joh„ton, of Strotbroy.
Our popular towoemen, M 1' ley, and
his so, JImer,o' Kts¢.brldge, hat, retuned
from their trip to Manitoba muuh pleased
with what they sow of toe for lamed land.
Mr. Foley and his sop James htwe t.ksn up
a Muton of land Dear Morris, wave •Doth
er so., Peter, hu also taken op hind. The
latter has been resldtog there for .oma
years and is the hood dirk of • iris bus! -
nes, firm la Morris. Out tourists met •
number of owl familiar feces about Doctor -
lob wbo have settled there and had many
enquiries about old friends to the Huron
tract.
In Curio's Toni AT LAwr --The follow -
log, from The T. r0000 Moll and E noire,
refer, to the marrow, of a former testiest
of tele plop., who Is tow a euocerdol drug -
Ott in Toronto. 11 (1. has many rill -with-
ers here, and they tender their oongr•tol•-
Ibona upon the happy crest : "A Tory pretty
weddtog took ol•oe on l\etussday, Juno
DUNGANNON.
Narita. The local agenoy In Uung•naun
for Tru bats.,. le at the tiara of J.0. Ward.
J. 1', ooaveyauur. Sc., who will reoely•
orders for subscriptions, &d•wti is •uel lob
work. and is authorised to giro receipt& for
amounts paid for the same.
Tccuo.y, July 22.
WaatuaK.-In eun•equr•oo of unfavor-
able wNtber farmers are being retarded la
scouring the hay crop. We presume that
owlog to beery rain it will not lie of swab
good ivallty se It would otherwise be.
Meadows to general are heavy. Fall whets',
oats mod barley props, whlob are the best
for many years. are, owtog to high 'thuds
sod beavy showers of rato, badly thrown
down and tangled, for which reason they
will be more troublesome to harrese. Farr
weather would be • boon to all woos, ed.
HITHIK AKD f,Hrrua- -Mr, and Mt.
T. ll. Trimble and two sons, Litho and FA -
ward, of Masistor, Mloblpan, U, 5 , arrived
bene lot week op • visiting lour to rela-
tives and Ineuis. T. U. Is • native of 1)un-
gannon. His many frlroda are pleased to
know that be is sac,edlog well In Coale
Sam's domains Mesdames, R J Craw
lord and D. MoNeyln, alta he•log • plat
sent visiting tour for about • weak to re
lathes a1 Heaetll, Er.t.r, London and
to even'' v returosd home last Friday and re r d• • f r
via o o sol
yore having e ) v themselves Immensely
Mies OIIys Crawford is 'teatime Mood"
at Loodon. We wish ber a Wawa time.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL
1'H N
Post Office and Grocery Store
IN Tlir. Ir.1.at1E nr
SALTFORD
is removed from ebb date to the more com-
modious premises formerly known ar the
Maitl•edvtlte Hotel "
Th't Ir ,re helot heeling has been Thor
oushly renovated ; and • well eeeortnd stook
of ■dods is now oRored for sale for the con-
venlenoe of easterner• from the , 'lags and
neighboring township.
BUTTER 8 EGGS TAKEN AS CASH
!lore and reed. ('riokeery, Hardware,
Dry hoods. Hoot. and Setae.
Toba000, Canned Goocs.
and In imperil all a•tlol s to be found In an
up-todate Orocery Store always on sale.
JOHN WALTERS,
I'oermaster.
Solt ford. July 1.1,4 1964. 94 /t
lie Huron and Bruce
Loan and Investment Co
GODERICH, - ONT.
Sttt.tciTos-PHILIP HOLT, K.C.
11ANK*Rie-THA CANADIAN BAN
COMMERCg.
OUR SAVINGS BAN
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We are prepared to receive Deposit.
from Trustees, Patent. or Children, in
suns of from Fifty Cents to Three
Thousand l)ollars, and allow compound
interest, added every nix monthit at
rateo aa agreext upon. Chequer. aro
given i epretitors. no that they may
draw upon therm deposits at any time
3, 31 and 4 per rent. mterest *Hemet
on De ate aecordinq to amount and
time left.
N13-Petreasot to • tats Act of
Parliament • rdwomen and minors
have the right to deposit and draw out
money in thnir own name.
Deposita can be went by marl at the
risk of render.
Remota from your home"' temptation
to burglar ami food for the flamer.
Al the Company maker loons only on
first char farm property, depositoro
have the attongeot security for their in.
vestment..
TO BORROWERS.
M
is Company ie preparnel to loan on
the shortest notice any ROM upon first
rlMe snrtirly. Torino are made 10 Rui
,nrrnwern. Straight loans and "imp'
in'Arent .
IRTUAI1105 PURCiIABED-For further
particulara call at the Company's oSloe,
corner of Market Square and North
Street, Underieh.
W. L. 110RTnN, F. JORDAN.
Man.grr. President.
W... PROM/FOOT, Vice -President.
DIRECT( I(9:
iORD HTRAT*inoe A. .1. M. ROOMY.,
FRAgem JORDAN. II DDNtnr.
W. Pnoonroor. HIPS? HORTON.
1). J. Naini. Pamir Hold, K.
KINGSBRIDGE•
FRIDAT, July 18th.
A very enjoyable sywing war spent by
the young folk of this loa.11ty at the home
of De. O'Corroll. Tos Dominion of the
gathering was the birthday rt lbsir eldest
daughter, Lilly. The .mooing wet so Ides'
one, for •Ithouab the .ky was somewhat,
clouded the moon poet el Over and appl.
through the vapory curtains as f to eve tba'
Al war well below and that nothing war
tackteg to the phonon.. of the Pule part y
A hall n.ar the base w e bewt.fullt
dwnreted with evergreens and w.11 Alum ,
•tedbylan'ern•,•od there h. merry party of
ROW' spent moat of the sveolog Iso the oa•
whirl of the dance, aro td laughter and
mu.to and song. The •vsuirg war an on
u.0 1 y plensaot cos, n a le so no doubt h)
the wettish' y and good cheer o'
Dia doctor sod hs estimobl• 16•1y, for ra.h
one la lora teemed to catch tie pervdtop
emu', sod all were curled along on the
tide of j..lbry It created N.thing was
spored to woke the affair • great tomes.
sod Mr. aa4 MM. O'Uarrell left nothing un -
in
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Boors
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No matter how 000l and comfortably you are dressed oth
your feet are not clad in cool Summer Footwear, you will fee
restless. Cool Shoes are • great essential to Summer co
have all styles at RIGHT PRICES.
Fur
WOMEN'S HOUSEWEAR
Women's Prunella Buskins, with toe -cap, for only 50e. pe
Women's light Kid Buskins, with elastic trout, McKay
Cloth Slippers, from 15c. per pair up.
See window for values in high shoes.
In MEN'S GOODS
we have all styles for OUTING, STREET or
EXCELLED iu VALUE.
Our WALK OVER for Men and Q
Women are our two leaders. Nothing like
Litre us a call and be convinced of our s
REPAIRING
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Neat Jas. Wilson's
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1 hot slid
mfort. We
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sewn, only 50e.
DRESS WEAR, U N-
UEEN QUALITY for
hem in town.
terling values.
NING,
Red Front Shoe Store.
Drug Store.
done to ollsnding to the oomph'', aocots-
modarloo pod pleasure' of their guests. The
O'Carrubts possess the happy faculty of
making all hal at borne rod their b. vitality
and cordiality are tokens of tie trim Irish
heart that backs It all. They are oomparo-
tlt• strangers Is oar midst, opt In the short
time of their res deoca i the have nada
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enemy and lost Irt.od.. Ur. U'l'.rroll has
seen moob of men and affairs, being *do-
cated at Trinity University, Dublin, whore
he graduated in 1870. He afterwards ac-
companied the soldiers to the hottlrfield lm
the Franon.t'rusto war, where he did noble
*mottos among Dm wounded rad dvlog.
And he hod woo for b:meslf mush a reputa-
urn that he ornament the ready et* of a
mouton', his present wife, whom he worried
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sad with her goon set s.II for Arnerlma Hg
•tided at the West ladles and them* km
been led on by the band of I'ro•Idenoe to the
where that same Providence has opened to
him • toned field of labor In whish rain
abilities and vase erp•rlsose have already
boons to do good work. We take this ot.
portunity, therefore, to wish Dr. W'C•rrull
every 5aooess. to meatless our good wishes
for his future brilliant career, to thank him
spsolally for the good time spent ender his
hoiplt•blo root and to wish lets wtssomo
daughter many such nappy birthdays.
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Any Colored Shirt Waist, $10.0.
IT is getting near letting -go time for colored Shirt Waists. We have
had a good season and now the stock is made up of odd Waists, last
ones or twos of a line. We would rather have their room than their
company, rather have the money they represent than keep them
longer,
any
so they go on sale Saturday, July 26th, at your choice for --o- a▪ r
A ONE -DOLLAR BILL,
Choi.* of all our colored cotton Shirt Waists, that sold at $1.25, $L50and $2.00, all
new good. this season, pinks, blues and linen shale., plain and fancy designs,
every size in the lo', but not every size of any one waist, clearing Saturday at yours 1.00
choice for e➢
Black Cashmere Mose, 3 pairs
for $1.00.
Ladies' fine back caebmere Bose, made from soft,
oven yarns, full fashioned, doable noel, extra special
value at per pair 30c, or 3 pairs for $1.00.
Ribbed Cotton Hose, 2 pairs for
25c.
Even if these stockings were
marked haltas high again they would
still be a bargain. At this price it
will pay you to buy all you need for
the season.
Fine ribbed cotton How, modem feet, Amerman
make, double knees, fast black, rite 9, regular 25c,
for July rale .,,.... 2 parrs for 25c
• 65c Skirtings, 35c.
Another lot of those 05c tnoreen
Skirtings to sell at 35c a yard just to
hand. Wher "ttlLffe-` n116-gnhe there
will he no more, so if you want a
skirt don't miss this -chance.
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75 pinto fancy moroen Skirting, 4 pattern., hand -
Some color comhinations, a regular 65e quality that
will give excellent wear. spacial for July sole 36e
Blue and White Cotton Skirt -
Ing, '15c.
Blue and white cotton Drill, sateen finish, firm,
strong, good weight, fancy stripe for underskirt%, per
yard .
Parasols at $135.
These parasols aro all new and the
value is good enough to call social.
The tops are fast black and will not
cut or turn rusty.
i.adies' Pt Bolo, Austrian tall gloria top on stroll;
frame, "teal rod, hollow rib, a•ikwted [racy handles,
'portal for July olio, .... ....$1.35
More f'aker's Seconds in Vests,
to5
"1e011 a"'r't 3 for 25c.
These vests are maker's seconds,
which means that there is 'some
slight flaw or imperfection. This is
more than maderg?9A1 by the reduc-
tion in price.
Ladies cotton Vests, with or without sleeves, most-
ly white, maker's jonoKd., for the la.t week of Our
Tuly enis, each 10c, or 3 for 25c
8;c. -Cotton Dress Goods. -25c.
Did you know that we are sellling
the balance of our cotton dress goods,
muslins, etc., at Ric and 25c ? Tho
assortment is not as large, by any
means, as earlier in the season, but
there are many pretty dresses left and
the prices are much lower.
At 810.
American dress Wolin*, 1902 design., iu piukr,
blue., greens And linen .hatiea, loot ends of linem that
sold at 12ic and 15e, t ow seting of per yard Rio
At 250.
All our fine eiri.s Muslnr that sold at 35c, i0o and
SOc per yarn, no two dross lengtho alik6, hanel omo
foulards, linen effects, etc., nos selling at per yard '
Embroidery Remnants, 10c.
About thirty remnant. of narrow cambric Embroi-
dery, 21 yard. in each end, neat patterns, strong
edge., choice per end 10e
New French Flannels.
Fancy flannels and waistings prom•
ise to be more popular than ever for
the coming season. Last week we
opened our advance shipment for the
fall of 1902. 2Iandsomer dosig.ls or
better (Dualities we have never shown.
The hest time to buy is now, when
the assortment is at its best. Price,
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