The Signal, 1913-7-10, Page 44 Tncat.DAY, JULY 10, 1V1a
District News..
To Correspondents.
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LUCKNOW.
MONDAY, Jq!y 7tb.
itwsru-Mr-. H. Priicbar!d visited
at Fergus last week .... Dr. Alfred
Newton, of Detroit, was a Dominion
Day visitor with Lecknow friends...
!lies Mina Illephate, of MacKeveport,
Pa.. iv barea visit to the old home.
Rev. J. S. Duncan end family
• ane away on their annual holiday at
Bruce Beach . A. D. McKenzie,
former editor of The Lucknow Sentinel
was a visitor in town • few days ago.
He may return to Wilkie. Sask.. in
the near future. -Isaac Morrison, who
baa conducted the draying business
heroism the past ten years, has sold out
to John dherriff, of Wingbam.
LOTHIAN.
linnesDAY, July ttth-
IarrulaN LEX Ails. -Mrs. Rod. Camp-
bell left today for a two months' visit
with her toolbar. brothers and sister
at Etbelbert, Manitoba Mn.
O'Hara and two children, of Cheeky,
are visiting her mother.' Mrs. Ellen
Gilmore Rev. Father John
Bogan, of Clinton, is •pending • few
days with his parents, Mr. and Mn.
a Mogan Miss Viola Baker. of
Toronto. spent the week -end at the
borne rf ber uncle, Andy Stein ....
Mr. and Mn. Will Pructor,of Toronto,
spent a few days here tbe guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Swan..... Mrs. Mc-
Kenzie and family. of Oshew:t, are
visiting at the . home of her mother,
Mn. McNatuars.
PORTER'S HILL.
TUESDAY, July Mth.
Vlslroltt.-Among the many who
'isited here last week, were : Mr. and
Mere. Newson and children, of Spring-
baak:'Mt. and Mrs. Harrison, from
the "Soo:" Robt. and John Hillock,
.from the "Soo;" Mrs. Elliott and
daughters, of Michigan ; Wm. Elliott,
Winghan, ; Mr. and Mrs. Jahn Potter
and babe, Hickson: Mr. and Mn.
George Harrison. Detroit : Mr. Rut-
ledge, Lncknow ; Tom Hillock, Strat-
ford • George Cox and,Mrs. umyth and
two t'bildren, Stratford • Mr. and Mre.
Tabor std hp -tier Mer+shai. Oxford
Centre; Mrs. Moor and children,
Mueroe ; Miss Start and nepbew Roy-
doo,and Ruby Potter, Curries Cross-
ing ; Mn. McDougall and Minnie. of
Dungannon : Miss Eva and Master
Reginald Willis, of the' :Soo;" Mrs.
Bruceton, of the 'Soo."
Sl . AUGUSTINE.
TUESDAY, July Ssb.
THE \\'Ev:K's NEWS. - Misa Mary
Grieves visited Ooderich friends last
week - - - - Mrs. Robe, t Clark and son
Frenkl:n, of Toronto, and Mr. Sellers
and Mies A. Clark,
of Brussels
. •s p
ant
the week -end i
k hdatWm.T n ,
h antson's
Mn. Geo. Brophy and daughter
Angela visited London friends last
week Glut Kinaban took io the
Detroit excursion lest Saturday. ..
Mr. and Mrs Robs. McKee. of Tees -
water, visited in This vicinity this
weals.......James ('ummins has re-
leased from New Ontario
Mt Iles. Richard 'Walsh, of Tor-
onto. visited the fornier'a pYdats (•ta)th
title week .....During a recent elec-
tric storm lames ('taig'a barn was
damaged with the ligbtning end two
bead of cattle were killed.
DUNLOP.
THURSDAY, DAY, July 10tb.
Miss Evangeline Connors, of Sr. ('FA-
umbia, spent .4-ver.I days with Mrs.
Tobin last week. -
Cleveland Tichborne, a brother of
Mrs. Hoare Horten, who hes been
attending Business ('allege at ('hat -
ham, has poised his examinations euc-
aP,sfully and has rt•tut tied to his hutne
in town.
Mrs. Murray. of Teeswster. h sit re-
turned to her home after a week's
visit to her daughter, Mis. Thomas
Jewell.
Mita Virginia Willi.tms, of London.
is visiting relatives and friends bete at
present.
Don't forget the garden patty on
Wednesday etenirg next. to be held
on the lawn of Mr. Linklater. A big
time is expected.
KINTAIL.
TUESDAY, July etb.
PERSON %I. Metru,N.-Mr. and Mn.
David \Vhiteside are the guests of
Mira Rebecca Ma:(tremor Miss
Violet MacLennan, of Laurier, is visit-
ing at the home of ber aunt. Mrs. Ken-
neth McLean. . Dr. W. .1. Cham-
bers, of ('alga, y, paid • Hying visit to
bis sister, Mrs. M. C. MacKenzie. en
route for London. hngland .-Mn.
Andrew Johnston and Mrs. Chas.
Robertson. of ('olborne township,
visited at Miss Annie MacKenzie's on
Tuesday Mr. and Mi.: Junes
Montgomery, of Ripley, spent a few
days with the latter', sister, Mrs. N.
Meedonald Miss Orace MacLean,
who has been teaching at (•ambchie,
ie spending her vacation under the
parental roof . Mr. and Mn. Dave
Johnson and party manatee' from Tor-
onto sod paid a flying vi it to rela-
tives and friends in his neighborhood.
Mr. and Mrs. Robs. Scott and
ebiid,en, of Auburn. are spending a
few days at the home of the letter's
Parents, Mr. and Mn. Ke nnetb Mr-
lsan
W esti KN'a learn/1'1V PIc •7111. - The
ladies of the Weenier. institute beide
very ,oce..uIsf picnic at Lakeview
Park os Tuesday lest- The day was an
Weal ane for a peek sad_ _guile a large
n umber tumid flat. line Unbolts",
ave an
•' n
Wo... at in`
° gi l=eas ea
and spesehes wets glum SA
-
eery.
ug girdry
m.
by Mrs. J
philMpa, of [.salt.., wen mlllab so,
toyed. Miss Merprat
sang a sole. taeashwee wee tbas
greed. dear which all egioyed a *oriel
hear with their a gen a . p bona
b me r • gond list. pi.virt*
AUBURN. •
T.
I R ALB.--CiLOAD BRITISH
} D Amhara. s aZ AngleAnglesniff
TYUItsDAY, July Stb.
Was. Mclbnald, now of Watford.
wee a welcome visitor here this week.
He is looking well.
Wm. Yunptblut, an old Auburn boy,
now of Arcola, Sask., spent Monday
calliog on friends herr.
Frank Stalker bas arrived borne
from the Wert to assist hie father
with his ditching machine. Which ha
expects to arrive 1000.
J. E. Jackson started for Four
Ways, Alberta, on Thursday to settle
on his homestead.
Thos. Doyle, G. Beadle, Arch. Rob-
inson, W. B. P'atterson and Mrs. W. J.
Dobie, Misses Minnie Dobie, Cora and
Vied" Ferguson went on the D. & C. ex-
cursion to Detroit Saturday.
WILL Arresuzn.- The lawn social
held last Tbureday evening on the
grounds of Knox church manse was
well attended. The Clinton Citizen
Band lived up to its reputation in sup-
plying the musical entertainment,
which was enjoyed by all. Proceeds
at gate and refreshment booth totalled
$l:'-"..
HOLMESVILLE.
WEDNKaDAY, July 0th.
HOLriEsvtLLg HAr1•EN1E118.--Bert
Trewartha has bought the Leonard
farm from D. Oliddon Mr. Shop -
paid bap beautified his house with a
coat of paint. 1t is certainly an im-
provement The Old Boys' Re-
union committee held a business me,t-
iog on Tuesday night and straightened
up the financial affairs of the reunion,
which are in a very satisfactory condi-
tion Mrs. W. Jenkins and Mrs. N.
W. Trewartha spent Wednesday at
Varna, visiting Rev. T. J. Snowden.
KECNION VISITORS. -Ourholiday vis-
itors were numerous this First of July,
many coming from a distance to at-
tend the Uld Boys Reunion. Rev. T,
R. Courtice and family visited at his
father's ; Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Godwin,
Misses Pear 1 end Grace, MOO Melntyre,
Rev.'Mr. ar.dMrs. Currie, tied MiPsMc-
Cormick visited at the parsonage;
Miss Jeanie Pbipp, of Toronto, at W.
Jenxini• Mies Sadie McMath, at Mr.
Trewartha s ;J. Lobb, ac Mr. Holland's ;
Mrs. Cook, of Leteburn, at Mrs, Holds -
worth's; Fred. Mulholland and Mrs.
Draper. at Mr. Mulholland's : Mervyn
Means and wife, of Minuedoss, and
Frank Evans and wife, of Toronto,
at Will Picka:cis: Misr Hale, of Gode-
rich. and Miss Sterling, of Detroit,
at. J. Jervis', and many others.
PORT ALBERT.
aVEDNKSDAte, July 9th.
BRIEF'S. -Mr. and Mrs. Barney
Joseph, in Detroit, were guests at
Walker Murray's last week Mr.
and Mrs. Bert):unningharn returned to
Totootoin their auto last aVednesday.
_Mise Evelyn Ha}den was home from
Gods i
r eh over Suu a •.....Mi-n..Thos.
Green and Miss Lizzie Richardson are
visiting ftiends in Detroit at present.
Miss Marg.tret Schoenhale, of
Clinton, is visiting friends around
here Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lane, and
Miss Melds. of Belfast, were Sunday
visitors at F. Cuunirtghatu'. Miss
Edna Nelson, of St. Thoma,, is the
guest of her aant, Mr H. Hayden.. .
Albert binale, of (ioderich, is holiday-
ing with his frieod, Gordon Pearson.
Mrs.ST. H. Hawkins and eon,
Andrew, of Cameron, Wise., and Mr.
and Mrs. Will Hawkins, of Cbicago, are
gue'ats at Wtit. Grey'. Miss
Winnie Cunningham is home tram
tier school at Brown Hill for the holi-
days Mrs. Ellen Burrows visited
friends in Goderich last week
Dave McConnell went to -Detroit on
the D. & C. excursion lint Saturday. He
intends spending the summer there . -
Miss Hszal Johnston, Sheppardton,
bas been malting her causing, Misses
Eliza and Jan Young - .. Mr. and
Mrs. Valter. Kingswell and babe, of
I..erhurn, were visitors at J A. Green',
last Sunday -.Thos. (hurley, jr., is
borne from Blyth for it visit with
his friends around here Misses
Ethel Cunt( p ..nd Gladys Bavington,
of Tmoot°, ale vitiates' at James
Hayden'=,
NILE.
MONDAY, July 7th.
Ceestor-McPenne-A very artis-
tic scene was presented at "Brook=
dale," the borne of Mr. and Mrs.
John McPhee, on Wednesday evecing,
the occasion being the marriage of
then• daughter, Myrtle, to Joseph Cas-
sidy, of F,dmonton, formerly of Lon-
don. While Miss Minerva McPhee,
cousin of the bride, plated the wed-
diog march the bridal party took
their places las a bower of ferns and
marguerites and the marriage rite.
were solemnized by Rev. W. Conway,
B. D., of Yarmouth Centre, assisted
by Rev. H. Willem,. The bride wore
• gown of cream eolienne, with peat 1
trimmings., completed by • veil and
orange hloa*owe,. and carried a sheaf
of bridal roses.
Almost one one hundred guests enjoyed
the sumptuous supper at the beanie
hilly decorated tables placed on the
lawn, whicb was gaily lighted by hip-
line*, lanterns- in the centre of tbe
bride's table was a large pyramid of
orange blossoms and white water -lilies.
fila McPhee', magnificent residence
afforded *mole acnomm,detion for the
entertainment of the large number of
ueepts. 'a
The decorations there ao
hes ok. tbe origin of the name of
their home, '•Br•ookdale." One of the
interesting features of the everting
were the terse words of eouaeel gives
the young couple by the grandfather
of INMr. Hetberingtos, wbo
with Mia bride of fifty years was
to -nag the gamete at the weddieg.
)t: • and MI.s Cassidy, of l.oeeos,
I her and sister of Use groom ; Mr.
s. l Mee D. McPhee, of V.rtattloa,
• a.. and Mr.. Mrs. and Miss Haw-
k us. of Burk -s Fails, Meakoks• were
tt-asg the resets from • distanre-
The • l4 Mortises
ean. .a sir st,briwifbe
sake gave
• skeet to
the
ago to the
gill • pearl ,lag aryl tot's* rine.
bear's a l.. pis. The brides gifts
from bee (ilsads were beautiful and
appropriate. Among than toss a
basdeoase elms brews bar Whist.
Other stride also made gilts it this
HE SIGN.kL : GODEITA Rlt,
manner.
Mr. aad Mrs. Cassidy will visit 1v
the southern part of the Provisos w
route for their bow in West Bdsaoe.
Mrs. Cassidy will travel in s sent
of no broadcloth with black bat. la
Mr. Cassidy Nile church loess a felt.h-
ful worker from choir, Epworth
League a Sunday scot ol an 1 hit
departure 4much regretted. Yet all
join in Ing the hippy couple
• Good Luck !"
TM Wnole Story.
etre wart a charitable old lady, of •
somewhat it iluisitive turn of mind.
•nJ she was paying a visit to • naval
hospital. Presently she CAWS up to
the bedside of a poor fellow who was
one of the victims of • gun explosion.
Illy poor (*Row," she said, depositing
a bunch of grapes within his resell,
"your seas/alone and sufferings at
floe time of the accident must have
heen terrible. Can you -will you de-
scribe them to nes?" "Well. mum,"
be said stolidly, "1 don't koow as 1
CND ; but I can tell you 1 was on deck
attending to my duty with the gun,
when all of a sudden there was a most
infrroal row -and then the nurse says,
' Sit up and take this.' "
Made fur particular people who in-
sist on the best-Black.tooi r delicious
ice cream. in bulk or fancy bricks.
Orders delivered. 'Phone 2441.
Municipal Debentures.
Toro=. to Mar.
It is laid that brokers will not touch
municipal debentures of Onus' to town"
to yield leas than six per cent. It is
aimed that a town should bene to pay
s„ bigh a rate. If the security was not
prefect I y good, t be invest of s would not
touch the debentures at any rate.
'Good Health
• Vim and Vitality
Ate assured if you will cleanse your
at. -mach of undigested food and foul
poser, the excess 1 ile from the liver
and the wade'natter from the intr.:-
tiara cud bowels by the use of
FIG PILLS
the great fruit. kidney,. liver, stomach
snot bowel remedy.
At all dealers 23 and 50 -cent boxes or
mailed by 1 he Fig Pill Co., St.
Thomas, Ont. Sold in G.idetich by E.
R. Wigle, druggist.
SCHOOL REPORTS.
Tee following ie i he report of th e
pup.!. of S. S. No. it, -lahheld. for the
month of June: 'fond 4001. Sr, LV.-
May Aleatory 3-B. Jr. iV--Irene Mc-
Q-. id :354. Violet Kilpatrick 351,
Eve Brown 251. •Pat McCsrthv '"M1,
"Cie it Blake 219. Sr. 111. -Mahal
Heid 34$, John Kilpatrick :317,
l h.rli.• ltivett20K. Rayinond Finnigan
211..•Ida Rivett 'Lig- • J. III. -Ruby
Kilpatrick a'tL- Sr. if. -Lily McQuaid
2Mt1, •Altana Blake 211 1't. II,-Btu.e
Sheet leton 319. •Mildred McWhinney
253. 1't. I. Sr. -Etta McQuaid 811 per
crate. Lorne Ashton 73 pr' cello.. Ruby
Conan 72 pe. cent. 1't. I. Jr. --- RuI,y
McQuaid 75 per cent. Deet speller« :
1rrnr McQuoinum'd Ruby Kilpatrick,
Ruby Curran, Etts MrQuoid. ' Good
conduct: Violet Kilpatrick, Lily Mc-
Quoid. A. BARKLEY, Teachey.
Phone 61, Burdette's, for leecreur,
in bulk or !ricks.
eLeTH.
TUESDAY, July rah.
CHOI'a LOOK WELL --The rains of
the past, few days have given the crops.
in this district a different appearance,
and now tl a prespecis are that the
clops will he good. Of c nese the
at.aw will be short. but if thele is n
g, oI yield of grain the fawners will
not complain. Although the bay
crop may not he up to the average.
even that is not so bad as at first
feared. The farmers will be u little
later• in rutting. and there will likely
Ina melt et the last. The fruit crnp
Also is looking well aol those who ale
inn -reefed in apples say they are C0111 -
alto g
om-
alnrg fine.
Ht RON OLD Bova. -The1 Halon Old
Boys of Totonlo p.i.1 their annual
visit -o ibis county on Saturday and
Mondeo. Three autos b-oui;ht a turn•
ber of them here nn Sunday. They
stayed only a short time, then rode
around town and 'left for \\-Ingham,
where , thee remained all night. A
number of (hose who come eget y year
were again in the party Ibis year;
three were also a enniber of new
fNCP,.
CHORc•tl \wrest. -Sunday evening
Pr. .f Pr= o Tomer,. y f T rrn,t o-runie,t rite
rutpit of St. Andrewn ehen•h, giving
an addles; on "Il ghee Enuretirn fur
Sundep-School Tea•heren and advo-
eaticg',tentedy that teachers should
learn the best meth, ds of getting bit l
of the .rung minds. Ili, address was
vet v int resting - .. ilev. T. H. Farr.
of Trinity church, administered hot)
can in the Episcopal church
Wingham at on Sund.y. and in hie ab-
sence Mr. Dunlante, a .:ucleot. took
LEE-, sciOT
THE PERFECT SHOE
for SUMMER SPORTS
Made la Smart
Stole, Saleable
For Every Outdoor
Occasion
TOUR mass NAJ TN=
Ys. as k. the Wee Ons
Tut egaT
saws• a oe.eousayttts
assess es.. %sprees,
s aewtetaatt.
Rhoumaflsm.
U tris Accid la the Mood.
ars ths
sense of t hairs
there. If the kidee ys acted
as they should e
strain thencU Acid set
eider Dynast and rhoon -
tem woskis't *caw. Rhea -
mecism is a lGdary Die.
saga Dodd's Kidney Pigs
have made a great part ed
ebeira;oso h carts!
the asses of those Isarfid
shooting pains and stir.
achi.g joins. Then is
bet meson' way-
Dodd's
Sidney
Pills
•
the services here.
THE BOWLER+. A rink of the lily' h
b,wlers'notored to Hensel! on Friday
night for lbs purpose of having •
game, but on account of • heavy rain
coating on there was no chance ot its
taking plate, and they canoe bottle
early.. The following rink nem Blyib
is playing le -Me tournament •t God. -
rich this week : Dr. McT,ggat t, G. B.
McTaggart, H. A. Thomas and A. W.
Robinson. They hare been fairly .ue-
ceseful this year in the Leal g trues.
but this is their first tournament.
A BUSINESS CHANGE -F. Metcalf,
who has been engaged- in the fancy
goods busineeeberefor "hit ty five year,,
baa disposed of his stork, ■bo the
agency of the Bell Telephone t n, to
Joseph Steelier*. Mr. Siolbets will
move the stock to his doer, where he
is engaged in the fancy chinaware
business. He will take in the whole
store. part of31 being now occupied as
a barber shop by Thos. Stewart. and
be has purcbased • lot soutn of Chen
lew's furniture store and will erect •
cement building. on it at once. Mr.
Metcalf intends leaving this week for
the West. where be has a position as
fruit inspector fur the Dominion Gov-
ernment. if he can sell bis house he
will move the firmly there also.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL. -Mrs.
W. W. Sloan and Mrs. N. H. Young.
of Toronto, spent a few "days with
their many friends here this week.
Dr. W. Parrott and two nieces,
of Detroit, spent a few days the guests
of relatives beteIt is some years
since Will was here berme, and he
notices quite a change amongst the
feces in town W. Powell, of Gode-
rich, paid a business visit to Blyth and
Yrs
rs
C.,
{ ani its heeling csser.c
bei d up new healthy fans s..
For s•.in ;s. s-rtbtan, cuts,n.
bor..t, i =dins, .;:,---jet c: 'r
c': tive. • 's
Lloher; And is aiz_ wins fan er
ba.;J'a _..res!
re F
o ser•
CHAFED PLACES,
BLISTERS.&c..
Are your feel hot,
sore and blistered ?
If Go, try Zam Buk.
As soon as
Zatn-Buk is applied
it cools and soothes
italm ed
smarting
ziad tissue.
lis i !Gid, 1-efr^.ed
u c rs l cssaaacci
ea:tm ite tete si.c.b;
its 4t 'tis^p:ic
-c tca p -e': 2:.t c.1
czngcr of fes: crin3 r
or 1ngai'ilrrlatio7
from cuts cr Sols ;
i Lr.-; :•'.r e'uJ S:: - Dab •
4
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COAL
Having purchased the bun.
nem formerly condurud ht
F. Barlow Holmes. we pm
pose dealing in
Coal, Wood
Lime, Call is I
Fire Brick, Etc.
We will handle Scranton
and Lehigh Valley Coal, two
lines which are recognised as
the best. We wish to gin-
the people of Godanch and
ekinity the hest service pos-
sible, and shall 7w gind to
hear from sr of Mr- Holmes'
customers tied any other's
who wish anything lo eur
linea.
All orders left with Jas.
Yates, W eat street. promptly
attended to.
..a
Everybody
see what money
brings you.
We want every
day a lively bus-
iness day. We
make it so by
making prices
lower than you
expect to find
them.
And remember,
the goods a r e
seasonable, what
are needed, per-
fect, such as will
reflect credit on
us and make you
feel that your
dollar has done
you big service.
No fancy prices
at this store.
THE COLBO1INE STORE
Voiles
More naw Voiles, light,
medium sod dank colors. We
got them to sell at 2So. Reg-
ular priors 35c, 40e and 50c
neat small patterns a o d
uatrow stripes.
Sweater Coats
A good shipment just in
direct beam the mekere, and
prices will be found right.
Lace Collars
Lice Pollan and Lace Sete
just gut herr, and the pi ices
are ezeeedinssly low. Pricer
21to to $1.75-wbite.creaw
and Paris-ertra value.
Embroideries
Very fine Swiss mak e
Flouncing., 13 to 27 inches
wide, and prices from 1 d b.
700.
Forty - five • inch Skirtings
from 45* to 52.75 • yard.
Soave of them hand machine
made.
Silks
Never bad such Silk selling
in this store as we have dur-
ing the last two weak,., and
lots yet to offer, th inebes
wide mostly, at .1.00 •
yard. Won't cut and germ
10 wear. grey, King's blue.
navy, fawn, 'reedit •n.t Meek.
Silks -Con.
shantung bilk, nature!,
champ/ewp, tart and Kh,K'.
blue, 80 Inches wide, $1,00,
Foulard Silk, 4 shoe t
lengths, but enough in any
one of them to °rake a dress,
2d inches wide. Regular price
91k, sale pries Ido. Pure
silk -a real snap fora buyer.
Hosiery
Suoshloe Hose, Utility brand,
pure silk thread, silk in tan
and black, sizes t(i, 9, On and
the price is only 500. This
is a special lot just got here
just what is wanted for .,
wenn day.
Dimity
Black and white stripes and
small sprig patterns. Extra
value at flan.
Corsets
Come here for your wane
weather Corsets. Ask son
No. 217 D. k A --great
at 51.15.
Ties
Iadiai Silk Tune, tasseled.
knit In severe! color*, plaits
and steeped, good colorings
and pun silk.
J. H. COLBORNE
GODERICH
ONTARIO
J
Helgrave on Mondry Ardv Sheen
still rerneins a very .ick boy and is not
improving as well as hos many ftirrde
would like . The N'cruen'e insti-
tute of Loodr•boro' snide visit to the
nisei' society last week and spent a
r , y enjoyan e afternoon on tbe beau-
s it lawn of Mts. S. • A. Poplestnne.
i °ening to* good per gram and en -
j• :ing themselves in games of vari)us
kit:d', followed by a bounteous repast.
Thr ladies at tbe Methodist church
held u era•i
ill in the basement of the
church on Monday evening. There wasa
good attendance, • splendid supper
was served and • good program given.
Miss Nina Begley, who has been
engaged as milliner at Comber, and
Miss Leila Begley, who had a similar
position at Drumbo, are spending
their holiday' with tbeir parents here.
Je,. L ockie, who is lection fore-
man on Oriel). T. R. here, is taking a
well-earned holiday and is visiting hi;
brother George at Swift Current,
Sank. i ,'
In is absenceHn. r -
Plaetzer
y
t
will have charge of the section .. - ..
G. M. Chambers received two cars of
FALL TERM OPENS SEPT. rel
Toronto, Get, stands today without a .urrr
for is Camels. Graduates Mthly tuece..Cul.
Catalogue fere.
coal this, week for distribution
W.Johnston, J hnato was who wvisiting A
wi h
friends here, 1. ft on Mondeo for a vein
with his parents at Underwood.
'Phap No. 7111
Yards at G. Zr. $., Naive Ht
MAMMOTH
Stock=reducing Sale 11
Our stick is too large.
We will clear the following rsgprdless of profit : -
Elephant Paint
} pint 111•. regular 20c
1 pant nee •• 35c
1 qu.trt 441e, " use
gallon *P, " 11.25
Gold Paint
Gold Paint 19c
:70c •• 14c
Dustb ne
33-- parkin,. 28t ra-h
I.ibl(!er Twine
What we11.e-•, ,i.•.1 is Deer ins, Peer, we
f •Pt tit • • .• lh, \t'1. i.. 1 .-t,. w i• will sell it at
121c per le., smell l:3}.• today. .
Two-ir.--u,e (land anal Rip Mown R•Rulir
1. 50. epee :.t *!7t1.
.r. • .r. Ilaud Sawr. Iie1;,
Sper:sl
Special (lIk.
Thr.'e Iron Fore Plane,. Rngoler 14.00.
Special 13191.
Two Kitchen Grinders and Polishers. Regie
lei 13:1). Spec:al 1:49.
To clean nut, below cost all Horse Shoes: 1:3.7:5
1-er keg of 1(1) Iee assorted.
it it 11.25.
Re -nu -all
Regular 2:c for lne
" eeefor :38
Grindstones
worth talc to 111%1. Special 38c each.
International Poultry Food
-+t' package 314c
Razors
*2 in itaddon
11.73 No. 1911
11 tat Boker
*1.75 Griffon
51.00 No. 41111)
11. In
11-3:1
50a
51 29
flloc
We are in a position to buy razors most suit-
able for the j tb and buy the=n right nn a,.•:ount rf
our companion company the Misner Manufacturing
Co., jobbing razor., hones, razor strops, brushes,
Cavo to 1111' ,•,s 011 over the country.
If yu'i %taut a good razor, brush, strop or hone'
trine. . 'invents, per cent. discount on all lines.
pear'al v .'nein Safety Razors. We have a
In o!-,,:u;.le..ve will sell at snap prices.
Refrigerators
re, e e need them these day., only three left.
One, Veal ion *41.99; one, 1117.ttn, for $14.47; one.
Wen fon 517.23.
One an l s h tlf-inch Post Hole Augers. Rego-
lsr Seen for 1'3 94.
Bargains in Summer Stoves
One twe-bturner New Coal Oil. Regular /10.011.
Special 17.11)
On, two homer Coal Oil Stove used slipbtly.
Kege)ar $10.00 for 16 00.
Two t wo-hu rn er Gasoline. Regular $5.(10 for*3
Two two -burner Osacline. Regular $7.00 for 14.110,
and ten per cent. discount on balance of stock of
the famous Detroit Vapor Stoves.
5 ponges
Just for washing auto or buggy, at three-quar-
ters price.
Scoop Shovels
Four Jones solid Steel Rbovels. Regula'
11.25 for toe.
Five -barrel water ten.'gh. eztra strong.
, Worth 114.00. Special 17.65.
We will not gu.'rantee to hold these prices open more than ono week.
1f Jou are iwil.lire you should see es about
your Nail,, Muddle( Paper, Portland Osrnest. etc.
'You will field or'r prise the very hest.
Purrs Path Oren die pee Illwith as
Land Plaster and Dog Pini.k.
We hive a One iins of Hay Pork., Noe. The beat
pure Manilla Rote. Ynu will *od 11 to your in
' tercet to bay of u..
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