The Signal, 1903-6-4, Page 108 THURSDAY. June 4, 19(3
THE HIONAL : GODERiCH ONTARIO.
The
Wage=wo rker's
Dollar
Often represents hours of arduous toil. When
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Wool. W A1(TKn. Kggs, 141• : pots
tors. 73•. }4w) e10/11 lot 141/r.
K. KlttO, Whiteout'.
Ire cream) parlor.. For t ue fruit.
juices nod good }aIle Jersey We rn•r111
go to the \'irturin It,wt+wtant„ \Vest
.street. lie•.1 al tent 1.Ii *1141 every
requisite for the.ubewu
licf4.11. Fruit.
o11,fe.•Ile)114v)'. 14l4ac1.a and rtgluw. 4'.
Ilt.trgairrtIN k. pi.prirle W.
la easel learga11111 in dr)'ge rola nlul
lams nl*I .11,14•. 411 the li.lderich Ii'el•-
gaim Stole. (►41 h.u,rhnv urxt, (Nh of
J w.• I•)lomienee N speol)MI '•hralp
Vile of .h.•.. girls. h,etiery, 1.11W1r,
that dollar is Spent It should command Its +'urtains. Iwrrtw.b, rihbl,li., kid gloves,
lie.. tlI,. atlks snd satin., wt.
fullest buying powers. To give it that power isl wait toe•11waon( thea bankrupt stock
I4.1r,•gu*t. At 4Maw. You can,eefaiu•
one Of the vital principles of this business. Our ly .ave otomy by attending this cheap
.ale. .1. W. fluoinKnm'K.
public know this. They appreciate the efforts (•ti%Now tet, iuKNcy. The Parnell -
which this store is constantly making to givellkwn Maw*( H.tkilg t••.'•4. Ila;"1^tll
howl is 1141Ni4111411041 in 4..derieh by
them a bigger dollar's worth than they can get 1'. T. !Man. grocer. ,garner Montreal
street and ti,llwrt•, w'hosuteeilw W. P.
elsewhere. ‘Ve ask that no assertion made byV.stobyKSagent for these well-kntwit
),toast nuuulfi, tlIr,ne. This bread hit.
• us should go unchallenged. Apply the test at Kiteli great i.ati.raation to a Large
het of menhir eon *to iti ti'wle-
any time and you'll find is prepared to back up rich. AIM 101Mi.IMautun, e%e•ryfacility
4..l' handling it h1• hopers crust beside*
our promises. We've made it possible for your
LIP old c..aoulrl> 1114111V m,'w will
Ile 44111041 t41 the Ina of the..' who 41e -
dollars to do extra duty on the following lists of „u•u
I•411 41ti 1.111111.11-1 14.4111 • for their daily
n,vul. -
merchandise.
Sheri Waist Bargain
Nice black sateen waists. all antra, re-
gular 75' line, going at :tic ea -h.
A Good House Waist
All oit..1.. a+wlIllMI 1.1,1111*, 111.4411.01 g,r.I
print. lt regularll
ll 51k• .11111 _ M 111
1•x K11
11
K
nty4•each.
•
Handsome White Waists
1 ate -Ism i,g extra vable and leek
at ,t ill our g414141 N•ni.l. 44.4 1.11 $4114.1
4.4 *3.444. t'onle and bee 1114.11.
Ladies' White Underwear
Ext rat ,nlul• skirts. N'ItIt tat, row iu-
,irrt4111
and taw WV 4111 111. flounce,
,It 81.25.
Extra value ,1u'w•t 1.41, el'. Mc, .,Ike, 7:M'.
Extra t*hoe gowns. 73(`, $1.01 and $I.25.
Ladies' Kid Glove Bargain
Ni.,. elft kill, two 11o11 n••, ill falls, (
blow 11.41111 1118•k., ,.•guru• 7:w'. going
al.7t.
Ladies Hosiery
}'*n'•y 'Kee effect. in how:. black 1111,1
'•11111•., 5,44,1,' of Lisle Ulntnd, special
at Mr.
Dress Goods Values
IGuulw • blu•k .*ilk .tripe grenadine
4411,1 cheek laatter:is. regular 75e, for
:Ilk•.
Iltt;Muu•k effect ,less gouda very
sue/illy and durable Itiaterial; hi r141,
oat y,brown
4.1111 I,•w•axla, green
x1,1411., wide, )(oiug at '2i4•.
Handsome sal.) good., .Ills•, 7:r• xlul
$1.411 yd.
Ladies' Sailors
Nancy (11 4,11 4t1•14 w-*. Mee bands. have
Irv, it :.Ike lino, g g at 1:r 114'11.
Muslins
Nice sh,uh•e ..f linen lin, *tripe
e'Ve •4, ill*., linen euler N•ith 1'4111.nrl
st'i'r•, at 1(k•.
'.11ot,'Prelul while or3(an(li.a at Mc.
':ones), r
h ) hl k Inn*liar, 154...:.11c ,wd
('haulbr•v gin{gI(hxttls in plain odulx
reseaula, ox blood, pastor. pink. blur,
uwko t best 4lab dress )'1111 can laity,
41.1111111411 N'Itjl Nee, *►111.(:,1 1.1c )'11.
For the Men and Boys. 1
3'nu ,tar in -ltd 1., t'i*it oil). 1•10.l1,i11g 1444 441.. 1(4)4
bay. VIM MN. rmlirel? 41.111 ('411114• a1111 we• the ties
.tyle.. in Hats. Mille., Mhirts ,tilt Tnw. rete the Valu,•* we
give poll for evo•ty dtllia(-h x•41.
77114 Hight lints are loll( gado(,I'rice. (roma silks Las ri,u)
ThrHtghl• Mhilis are borehnuu :L'4. t) $1.30,
I1•4t't'altie in Snits We i*V1 ever shown.
• fspirtaat es and afterittly 1st, 1903
\\'c ,t ill hnre tai ih''11'rlw' 4hi. rale at w'hieh w1• 1414'• 1411' h1e,v•114 furniture
pat 1•luilun...IN Ing to 4h,• auh•aln,• 111 Ihr.*. 1.111sI,,1l of III.ltl rinl,
The chair or table we give 1141 $'23.111 pulrb,aaa s will after July 1st be given
,,ii 44:4:4 144 (.4(w}514.rw - -
Thr 4.1444i1' 411' table N r 44ice• 4111 $1:)gnat will after July !sl Ix• given rift $5n,(11•
Dor customer% should take advantage of this now, „and f11,1 ma their
amounts le•fnn• 111411 lime.
Smith Bros. & Co.
The opening of the new Disciples'
,'hur•h on Mouth at. In aumonncel for
Sunday, the 2114 inst. fart id the
Honoring. !ht. Wilinwv(ing and the
The synod of the iliorem. of Hutton
meet'. this year 1111 the 10th of June At
London.
The 4'hril(tixu Elide/W.1r 4411614 of
olio ing of the• I)5•N* 44 y.•t lar Is' dime. Knox .•hlt1l•h 1)11• $o41refakini( the
Scrofula tined by 3liltrr's tom- renm444ion of the w',411s and roiling of
round Incl Pelts. Pot a4di• by Jas. i the basement of Knox eh,,11•11. The
\item. I work i' ' Ir• begun immlleliately.
ETTIMMt/tMMMMI/It/IffirMlttM11/
E Closed
EE
LE Caution
flay was a record breaker. - Largest
month's business in our history.
Business comes where the best goods
can be had at right prices.
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\1'e have fout1l sync who pall more than 3c for weaving
t nine. the prier is and has been 3e 'wt. Ift.
frncingarom •41"x• per 11)51 up.
The 251• fa•nee i* n golxl • to street h in tag hard, or s
where to *take hog (pasture which can readily ire removed if de -
slued,
Our Ideal fencing hem proved to he jud what we have. claimed
fur it.
The
• 11n444 44
on the
mark.
'1411,•
cheaphi•*t
in
t h. •
lend.
The
most
durahl,
fencing
made,
The
1,11(1
gniekest.
erected.
('use •t•s •e $sing Ideal want it again. We have ti
wire fetes a :111 in, -hes high which we w•11 for 41k• 1x•1• rod.
Now 4s a g'nxl time to !)/lint your 1 There is no paint
better than IiIIIIywMnl. We guarantee Pitt ire satisfaction, ft
will last longer. look 1 et ter sn'I will not e,omt any • than
other (stints, end leis than .tine,
I4.atires already pointer ll1pN' what it is.
Screen doors and window., lsw'n home, tnlilde•tr hardware And
tools of all kinds in full assortment atour store.
A CM- of Ihrrhant cement just to hand.
4i.'4' our 1)k#1.4l4 51(111, mettles before buying.
IMcKENZ1E & HOWELI,
The Ooderich Hardware Store.
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ABOUT THE BANG.
To the Editor of The myriad.
Just a low words Its regard tat the
land send it. work ul the IoM year.
The last year has leen one of the
most (lanolin in t hr history of the
1441141. Ertspiellt 1,•14141,'x1* and conse-
quent .Matti es in th.. JN•I1a •1 of the
band w 1 1 (14441• nIN'n '* 1
� ret•* gl,•altr*l
1.li*4,i'le. t4., lM•tlua41e'rlt pt.agrss, and
in 411is N',• were p.articularlr unf,rtun-
*ta• iu the year Illittiteet, the law of
1h.. organ the,
giving the org*,i
%114 lull 11 41•11.11• blow just W* We Were
141.1111110111( a1 1.41 at(akek 41f this
Uvoble•. The membership is 1111N' pick-
ing or and twenty inrlro,enlal 1114•
, M'1'11IIIei, including IM'ginnrrn. The
tire in the Clarendon 1144, ('1i1444/11,
I'1(11,44,1 11. the 1, M. of tau clariurts,
which 411.11• 4144• plvallrt•t)' Of 1111
tOW11111414 4 14 I. lie Musical 14 wilily I, and
the Ir•r mf nista gilts now is it.
follow',+
Cornets, 5 4 • weld to he Ilw•I.•ssl :
:oto horns, 7 tone of no [tract hoot use) :
tenor, '2) tenor trotei 1111e•4, 2 (our sal
these alae. is (onllrmtnetl : Inas. horn..
2lura• of thein •h mut of repair) .
dt , 3 clarinet., 3 : picru1,, 1
baritone horn. 1 (needing repairs).
It is to he 11•grettet1 that the lite
iiwrixl inn! tits w. haw{ been hut -
nig ate at high print• are nut 4111.4'111g iw
satisfactory as 41111111 be desired and u
a 'tnitlgl• may have to Ire notate.
hitless!, as considerable sum will
have to he 414M'111 on instruments this
vent. . .1noth,'r demand which t
ire fiu,d is that of x '4511111. 711. 0111
khaki is played mut and We 111411[ 11114','
.ow•thing(•iw'- ..acrd but not
Thr ext•aut1ve would like to get Itnavy
1.114,' uuifurtn, 41141 the 1.1MIt .1(141)154 Ir•
taws than $(1111 or $2.'iH, It is therefore
evident that we are ,til against an ex-
pM'ti1ive year. T)tr !troths from .x11
nux,nlight. .•x.111115411, the allllra1l 41111-
"1•ript144n 41/ members, and a 1411A nay.
on hunt' Will lir the bulk of our' re-
sourees, and unless 4(114 subscription
rotas up intich larger than last year
it will *.1 Ir• smf l.ient. In other re-
spect. the uu11'nik is encouraging.
%Vt. are at present absolutely out of
debt, w, • old w•ot'a•s that have been
standing for years having lawn cleatel
away recently, and no dant-kitty '4"J1& -
err} rig the tank* toil. T�
I bespeak for the IMI)'* the heart)
c.-0IM•rltion of our citizens, \Yith
our growing tourist trade, a gond
land to liven ftp the town be•mrne•s
anon and et net await).- and every
,itizen should Nutomerihe joyfully and
Wry ''Call again" when the collector
comet, Y/wtw,
W. C. Goons, Manager.
1x1,:
Following in the financial statement
,)f'the Musical Society for the year 14af2-
IMlana•e from previous yes?
I'ne v d. 4terybamtd excurden ...
'fuels grant fast 1411*rt.enel
(
knelt of England w.x'(*I .
Member.' 'obr'riptkn.a ...
• 17.7.4
Vein
pito
1'2.11.
SMrL 77
►x 1•Ca n1T1
41 hale) & Ranee, Jonah. and
'erodes to
Inst r.n.ar1,t.. $ 17 01
11. 6. Jandan. Gomer Isadsr
t. F. Ike.wingt.hwalte, leader 17:,.In
*cremate nlrid o(p I)I1*tlee pall oar. x...441
•,mtakln4 of petal lee hall lYM
>nnfry itrnls .. )),,n
It:alence on harts 77.12
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CHURCH NOTES.
Knox church Y. P. S. 4'. E. have
:olmptd a new pledge for their active
members.
M. H. Kerr, Warden of the i'nrnty;
will tweupy the chair at the lecture by
Prof. Nicholls at Victoria et. church
thin everting.
Kew.
It ('lenient, of Kingsville, who
,slut in town visiting his daughter,
11111. H, K. Ikxlgen,s, I.'cu Iie.I the pill -
pit ul North-mt. Methodist church
solidity rning,
The M tau}' school of Vietnri*-st.
Methodist rhumb will eelelrat• their
auniver5ari' next Sunday. Rev. M. J.
\\'ilslln, .,Il Nile, will preach both
morning and eveningg, making his
erenng 4Prmlon an a,hdrP,w to young
I lletl.
The M.ieOillivray Miawion Band of
Knox church will hold a garden party
on the rhumb Kis is on Friday eve-
ning, June 12th. hand in attendance.
ldmi*tion, including n'frshm ent, --
41,an1t4 l:x•, children ilk•. I.e cream
111141 candy 4,x441*.
Ito'. ,tae. A. Andetwan, of Knox
church, hats left this week to attend
11. meeting of the 41.'nertl Aimembly
of the Pnldlyta•t•i,n church in Canada,
which meets in Vanconv,r,
Tuesday. June 9th. During hit eh -
settee for about n month him pulpit
will be supplied by Rev. John Muir,
\I. A.. .4 Grimsby,
The 1a.n,on conference of the
Methodist church iH mewling/him week
:II 11'ingluuu, The stationing c
luitl.'.' first draft lima been published,
itual the following it the no for (inde-
rich district. This of curse is lnhje-t
to changes : (i'x)Prich North street
lielrge Iltni,•I • Victoria at met 41V.
11. Graham. Clinton-- \V.11lcy church
Henry M. Manning : Ontario street.
H. Millyr,ri. Meaforth 1. It. Wall -
win. lIi l,,, sville J*1m•s Iluar..r,
!Myth -John holo),',,. Thulgnnuo14
77urnt• R. M.'Nal,•. Nile Mart in ,1.
1\91wm. liemnlll,'r K(1wwed A.
Mhww. Auburn- Thos.. H. l'ooplan,.
Walton W. H. Ttyhlr. in.Lesln.ri
John Kennedy. (1,yfield Joh„ O. 1
\ll*nd. Varna- 1$..ht. A. Miller.
PERSONAL MENTION.
fl.
V. /bdgen. la *pending w few de,. in To
mien.
Mi.. Awns Harris. 1. , Luing Me1,d..I '1%erw1
11.1 k.
Mew. Ilrlle tt'il•on left Ihr. week nn ,, ee.n to
New York.
Mfr.. Neese Mw.,.nn 1. home front Nes' York
few , Mllldwy.
Me newer ?erring la h..ew for tbs. bonder..
hiii 1n "I14.n1 a .bort time with her .rete( la
l(rluaby after the Iswuplrdmn of the term at
n. M.•Ibnwld w4.. lu Tueo.lo NOS gel (114).
the peat w,.•►.
llruwu,rU_ tat Nilo, 4e veiling at 1110
Into, ttw l* 1p'.
It. 1 '4ldrna4,g awl .t. K. Alllu len the
rwrNhyt for Wl•4rlmu..
i('ol. Ise "auto r 4411.4.4..... trip to liar Soo the
week alai revUMM
MM' 1 uw•Wuav LeTou.rl a. hour (rol1, (he
XO,1.1w1 foliose, Ha.uthon.
Mr. mar Stix 4Yur..•II mud daughter weir
1,44141g is 4Ilulun elle 41.8.81 w,1•►.
Nrw rte... rebind' aia..ii Wu.4Ny w ith her
f,'o'n,1. Niles lir,,,•,. 1,inllr4l. of Nllr.
Mir, F:.ulw..41..lre.4'. 4' .1+(11(11 1t lawn 4414.4 1.
(4,• I,uewt of ,yaw. Jaaie. �uS Lerlwnl.
Mrs J. Y. !Lown 4 w it4 tart bookend at tin:
M+thud4,t,.*.ferule' fu 41VIns1wrl,
lin.. Iluwvdl, d . Mlo.daara, it.. % llti. g her
ems. M. ii', Hutton, during Ih.• week.
Mies haute et seart..l( Hrnullnor. hue Moo
.p.31,111414 few week. at %Yuud•*.wk.
MI..
kleagrie kobe•rt.ua ia chatting her
brother. Ise*. J. t'. Hobert,on, in Toronto.
Maw Ho4,,,ode, „f :'*.*afore),, i. .'4ritltyr at
(he rr'Wea•r of Mr. anal Maw U. McUwwW.
Me. t:ru• Ha+� n lett %Vadat... lay meta butt
' trill lntr4
'4,1 I rains I4
,rru C. Hap*d., (ant.
Nun aal Melw..l. et t le rinud, G,r.uerl y of
theleril•h, i. In tool * Lite,.{ retail%ea end
tNr,rl.. •
Mr, and Mow N',,,. Ileac of Itirklonl MI.•h.,
,14x• , letting Mr, (4+(. 'sister, Mr.. John
`Wlkeld.
'quart I'rita•Ila 1l, of Trinity Ma14.I
i..1••mling holiday. al Ittp4•) and wag to town
the.
etch.
Mr... Thee. (Ik,Ihill. Kea'. .1.. len w, Turaday
to e4.i, with Mr.. he.. tlle.ua 4 Carlow. 4..d at
other plse e..
MIs. Herta, u( Klima ilk•, Wwl Mow McIntyre,
N Want., Ille, aro IN**•t. at Mrs, tier. Thattuai 1.
Merit avenue.
Mr.. H. P. Yrhuyk•r, of Chicago, deuahter of
T. Hawley, arrived l4At.leighl to 'spend a ten" at
the 1'ark Honer.
Its,. J. A. Aldcre•on, P• A.. left on Tuealay
to attend this 1'rre4y terian ,*.neral aaretubly at
t•NIN',U,•`r, H. 1 •.
M i..., Otto•
1111014.1411 re41rn,d bet week
fem. Toronto. when. .he 114441 been ...trading
Toronto 1 ut,ereily,
1,'. Jodan 41.4 41r1/11.4 o, Art owls Afterall+nV
Ins (18• furlentl of Mei. Jon1N's'. heather. Me.
Juneau i.. it tit lee Montreal.
Maleulue .t. Marti hl, sew has been . wlwl
ins •• tea week. At he harmsM a.karMl, n•.
S mrta..l lu Yoder., on
Hee. 1. 11. ,Valletta. tat $*.(urt A. w'•s in town
•.i 7'ue,da). Tile cont au't• fur Ise air .tore
.11 II:u.Ilito...t. base Ing ,el been Irl.
Mrs Heckel, wi9r of 4 ul. Y. J. Mocker, wad
d,.ouhlrr, of lie/146 ween• an low m o. Mord ay,
maid ee unal,•twla,llf that Starr hese 'woken for
cavils or aH8Ca1T1,J♦,
gilt../ .'.rat Of *dewe. we TkM MOM
iesM. Malady.
ate prevalence of rbeamatllm tB
come form or another. and the larger
tate' character of Its effects, have for
It long time set physician to ponder-
ing
ondering and Investigating as to its cause.
The cause ascertained, It would re.
main only to and the most effective
means of removing it. The verdict of
experience and study at the present
day is that rheumatism, of whatever
nature, 1s a Wood disease. and the beat
authorities agree that 11 is caused by
an excess of uric acid In the blood.
The efforts of students of this ata(c-
tlou, th-refore, became concentrated
on the most effective means of cure. A
remedy meat combine the moat effe'c-
Uve specifics and It must be prepared
with such care and akill as to leave
no possible element of uncertainty.
The result of such study and care U
known is 'Bu-Jn" Tilts fa a vege-
table compound in the form of pills
which act upon the kidneys In sorb
a way as to stimulate weak organs
and overcome clogged or sluggish con-
ditions. The kidneys are the filters of
the body. When they work imperfect-
ly the poison they should excrete and
erne' from the system 1s returned to
the blood. 'Then ensues blood -poison-
ing. When the kidney," are well the
excess of uric acid and other poisons
is expelled, the blood Is purified, and
rheumatism may be left to nature's
recuperative action. BoJn is put up
In boxes of 50 pills, selling at 50
rent. at an drag stores. The Clatlia
Chemical do., Ltd., New York, N. Y..
and Windsor, Ont., control the sale of
this specific In the United State. and
Janda,
Hammocks,
Golf supplies
Tennis Etc.
Close Woven Hammocks
from 81.00 to $5.00.
('mots, Ka,), (term and 1",'1141w.
Spalding's Golf Clubs,
from R5c to 12.50 each.
Golf Bails,
15c, `20c and 25c each.
Tennis Rackets,
from 11.00 to 85.00.
Tennis Balls,
25c, 35c and 60c each.
Croquet Set,
$1.'25, 81.50, 81.75 and
112.50.
See show window for
the newest things in
Wrist Bags.
Geo. Porter.
'Phone 10013.
ono of Inc oottavo( at Law4. Perk for the .111.
-nl. l'•I. Hawker 1. mar of t1ar Bleb weo of the
l' "hell State..
Mr.. 1. ealksl.L Jr., ha. n•t,nmd from T"ru.,lu
where ahe underwent NO 141.•lw14.1, which, we
ant pierce' to learn, w4.. yultr Bares wGd.
I/alley Hennes. .4 Wiso.srheu,, wax 11 town
during Use Week. Mei. Halloo and children
arc *pending the .uummwr lea ill luau.
Max Field and dl4U4IIter (1111)'. oro s' Wither
ha New York ('Ity. 114.. hell hr. returned to
Inc hu,. al amlthwpk, after an extruded .4dt
wills her bn*bur.
Lieut, titration ty Wittman etto did Use annual
Wimples of dee 1.1.1441) 1'ullewlrlr ln.11111wr
e,lel. Tueada)• night,.. We retie.entail ,'e of
ll.e U. 1'. L ealtel.,
IIwro41 'Turnor, of Nee York. returned to
WA t. on W.t'anlal. ('u4..ukoro he w111 be
engaged lu (lir bol townie. hunt l.r, {Ng par -
0111.1.4 1 'apt. liatU,r'. uuat..
1(e4. A. It. M. Tlwulw.u, ,.( nodney, wpeut •
few ,fay. in Wen , halting bb parent Mr. and
MAI. tiers,.. Tbwn.ew., slat• Went to *'Iryrhaw
un M'rday to attend (hr cunfer*u*e.
N'n.. n. (bull.., alai ha. born lar roue time
in Wed 41 hglnla, lean been •t•4.dlng r week or
mu In town before km%ing for Mt, Louie. when,
he expecte to he employed In connection with
the ex wanton.
Mb. LIMA Edward. of l hheyro, 1. hero on
all extended *Wit to bur , the Whet*
u
hM4letr•, 1114. J. 1Glward. McGruther. feruwr. (*.cid* t4., buy whatever *hoe you like heat, BUT NEVER ) OR(i h:'r I ex
ire Jus. tow a+d'�'a �'u"" "1" "dl"s THING : that if you am particular and want to choose from r very N,.i, F
w,ttmrut of diffetmt ety ea, there is one shoe that. OR1O1NATEHNOTICE TO
*tyles ealul nRrro -R-T:13-Etyles ealul nRrrothem t., you iefore they are copied by others.
RS.1
71m-
Aiior,s
55v' /Thii�w
IN EVERY STYLE
Copy of change of running adve rtise
menta must be left at this office by
Monday noon to ensure insertion
in issue of same week.
THAT 14 HOE IM
een
ual/ty
T. R.
EXCURSIONS E. DOWNING
'ro
Niagara Falls
Ontario
ON ILII l t.11 ,
Sole Agent for Ooderich
IRANDTR.UNK
JUNE
llth Excur
Under the auspices of the • S
Canadian Order of
Foresters.
The Nbl.v, named rr'iep' will rem • mawater
exeul+iw, 114 NUmpire co the *lane date. in -
chiding all 'L*Uo.. between (S.deric'h a1.4
4rlttGril, NI toe 1.110w Ale nduls.l rice...:
Statism .\ddLe children teasleae
ng
(:Oi1KR(('II !►' 15 $ I0833 mime.
I$
0.51
(16 7.11)
Il3 7.111)
ICS 7.21
1,3
17.34
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on.11gr and rel tern on .prowl Irwin )'nd•y
• {dog. with the ••4 a.'. t remaining 1,, el.
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44,4. Special 11.411 will ares at \Lohse at
II -1+ ,w1,. on l rids)' and hese at r p.ae.. th.
*lime rs ening. 111s AN' eight Iannw urger to , (ear
lhr..(glu. o(WIC .111w greatest %warier. .d the
weed. especial nrrwng,guen,. 41141r been 11.a4r
Rh the 44,T, 44, for amide sic.1 dams, and
good reaches. ki ery' body ,+nix+ wlwl make lista
the rsrnt of the .1aa.Inl. Rh one )erlr ticketa
before ►'rids). morning and a*Md ernexli ,g .404
delay. It sill at der *two r shoed .tenon.. rt.
•old rlr forth• tMkrl. t 414.na'und teen
the 41, T. It. TI, tet Awn, end et '4wfort1
front the member."( the e.wllmittee
COMMITTEE :
WM. SCLATER, Tr••• N. &PEARL, Sec.
.10119 McINTOSll, Chief Ranger
aadiaa iNorthwest
At following return fates,
w1•algeg • ewe ..)�(JO
•meta •144.144. ....In X4....,9. 44..k.. . .. i
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(i.uwl going June tth. June 18th, re
turning within Ate days fr..0 ,fate of
Iem41r. (i,rd going July 4th. valid to
return until Sept. 14th, 111111.
Whorl is Spied the Swam
The famous Musk.y1 Lake., 14ukr
of Hays, Inky Ninualiug, Kawartha
!Akre, and the Magnrtew'an River *IV
Igwa het May by the (irwnit Trunk
R*llw*y System. Excellent hotel at•-
enunud*timn, healthy -.lett, fishing,
etc. Ih's.•riptive literature *Ild *I1 in-
formation" !nom.
F. F, I.A.RKN('K,
Town Ticket Agent, (iollerich,
J. 1). Mr o)NA1.11,
184tict Per etiger Agent, Turrlt•I.
GUNDRY BRO:.
Livery, flack
--. AND ----
'Bus Stables
GOOD HORSES
CARRIAGES
PHA STONE
-ITC.. A T--
RBASON ARLE
-RATES-
1e
Well-appointed
Hacks and reli-
able drivers in
charge of the
'Boum, which will
inert all trains
and steamboats
A1.1. ('ALL.$ ATTENDED TO
PROP PTLY FROM HOTELS
AND PRIVATE HO('MES
GUNDRY BROS.
/MATH STREET 'PHONIC y1FTr
w
(Tr4IPIIIW*SI Ns. 23. 1 moss
ft
Amil WEST .4PIAMILTON
• R STREET
Just Opened Last Week
More New Shirt Waists
MORE new shirt waists were opened up last week. They are late
novelties and very stylish garments, all white and only a few of a
kind. The stock of waists Ls at its best to -day. There is a greater
variety than there will be in a week or two, for as the season advances
the assortment grows smaller. Never have we shown such great
varieties, never have we shown such stlyish garments as we do to -day.
At $1.25 At S2.25
Whitt muslin shirt waists, hidden buttons, Fine muslin shirt waist., two broad tucks
fn.nt alternate wows of insertion and down hoick, two.box pleats and two
narrow tucks, two dusters of narrow broad tacks in feint, centre orf front of
tucks down hart. sleeves and cuffs alternate mown of white tucks and
tucked, each . $1.16, inl.rrtion, w very stlyish garment,
At $1.50 each $2.215.
Fine White HIM shirt waists. alternate
mws of ttiek, and valenciennes knee
insert' , hidden Muttons, tucker, MN
and collars, plain sleeves and tucked
hack. each . $1.6(1,
At $2.50
Fine white muslin shirtwaists, front., hack
and sleeve I of clusters of narrow tucks.
hidden buttons, trimmed with medal-
lions. tucked collar and cuffs, each... $2.511.
At $3.25
Fine muslin 'thief waists, yoke )wi.'k and front, all very fine tucking,
sleeves tucked, collar and ruffs W match yoke, trimmed with muslin
embroidery medal]' , an exeeptionally stlyish garment, retch 53,25
Black and White Skirts, 68c
Those 68c skirts are a bargain. Better we
never had or are we likely to have for as little
money. Still a good assortment to select from but
this week should see the last of them sold.
Black Ones
Ladies' ),husk sateen skirts.
ten inch frill, Accordion
pleating with n,flfe or wide
ten inch frill, well made and
flini.heel in good quality
sateen, each
Better Black Skirts
White Ones
Ladies' white undet14kirts
made from good quality
English cotton, gond width.
trimmed with three mot ,f
narrow tucking and white
eamhrir embroidery. A
special bargain at each.,. 4141.'.
98c, $1.50 and $Sl.&,
Ladies' White Underwear
We are doing a big business in white muslin
and cotton underwear for women. We do not
want to appear to boast, but think we are safe in
saying that no such collection of underwear can be
found here-ahouts. All was made in clean, airy
work -shops, from good materials, and style and
workmanship are all they ought to be. In every
case values are good enough to bring its Tots of
business every week.
Cowart ('.vers 24e, ¥)r, 75e and $1.(ad
Drawers 2,c, 6(k', 71ir and $1.111
Skirts 4141., $1.(11 up to WO and WWI
(towns 50e, 714r, $1.(1) up to $2511
Good Parasols
These parasols are just
as good for rain as sunshine.
The tops are made from mate-
rials that will not cut. They
are mounted on strong frames,
have steel rods, hollow ribs
and patent ruiners. The
handles are new, neat and
nobby.
New Parawd,, Abe,
New Parasols, $1.26
New Parasols, $1.50
New Pars/ails, $2.111
New Par•sa.ds. $250
NPw Parasols, Ik3,111
American Ducks
We are selling a lot of
ducks ,for skirts and boys'
blouse),, They are strong,
serviceable, and the colors are
fast.
Nowt American Thinks, black CP
navy Qrlmnd', with narrow strlpee,
spots or small patterns in whin
fast colors, soft $nigh, .plendld
wormers, per yard Ifo
NODGENS BROS.
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