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THE
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BUY'ER'S
OPPORTUNITY.
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MONEY -SAVING
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We announce, commencing iTO-MORROW MORNING, a Sale of such Magnitude, of such i'. Teri
surprising in Price, so generous iu its offerings -that it cannot fail to crowd our store with eager buyers -to add another victory to our conquests in
Merchandising. Come one, come all, and reap the benefit of this -harvest of Bargains.
Hundreds of things not 0n this List at Correspotndi ly- L
LOOK AT THE PROOFS.
Lot 1. 200 yards 24 inch Silk and
Wool Plaids -the kind you have paid 35e. for -they go
at 19e.
Lot 2. 500 yards 42 inch all wool
French Serge, not half wool but all wool, good shades,
at 25e., worth 35e.
Lot 3. 340 yards 44 inch all wool
English Tweed, note double width tweed all wool, worth
50e., our challenge Price 25c.
Lot 4. 220 yards 44 inch all wool
Plaids in Grey, Black and White only. Good value at
60c., our Sale Price 27c.
Lot 5. 525 yards 46 inch all wool
Ilenrietta Cloth -Note particularly the width, 46 inches
-at 36c., regular price 50c.
Lot 6. 348 yards 46 inch all wool
Henrietta Serge, 7 shade, a .u1 black, at 35e., worth 60c.
Lot 7. 249 yards very fine Bed-
ford Cord, 5 shades, same cloth sold last seasou at 75c.,
going this week at 87c.
Lot 8. 486 yards 47 inch Silk Fin-
ish All Wool Henrietta, every desirable shade, at 60c.,
worth 70c.
Lot 9. 220 yards Finest Quality
Bedford Cord, desirable shades, worth SSe., going at 40e.
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Youths' Department.
Youths' All Wool 2 Piece Suits -
Good Value at $2 25 our Salo
75
3 25
3 50
8 75
4 25
4 50
SO
Pricy 81 75
1 90
2 15
2 40
2 65
2 90
3 25
Boys' Department.
Boys' All Wool 3 Piece Suits-
Goocl Value at 88 75 our
if 4 25
4 75
6 25
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Sale Price $2 75
8 00
3 50
4 75
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2000 yards best 33 inch Prints, guaranteed Fast Colors, always sold at 12 1-2c., our
a Challenge Price, 10 1-2c.
1000 yards best 30 inch Print at 8 1-2c,, our regular 10c. goods.
Mark these Facts o Eighest Qi .ality, Lowest in Price, Comparison has proven it.
Batter alld eggs taken as Uasi,
DISTRIICT NEWS.
Cseitatibl.•oolc.
The flax gang is working near Brussels
this week.
Tmproeetnents are contemplated iu the
postofftce.
A couple of our young people spent last
Sunday in Walton.
Court Woodbine, 0. 0. F„ will bo
represented at Kincardine next Wodnes•
day.
.rime tetow u.
Miss M. Livingston was visiting at J.
J. Vincent's last week.
Wednesday, Aug. 2nd, will be observed
in this village as a public holiday.
Mise Lida Hall, of Grey, was visiting
her Bieber, Mrs. G. Balmier, for a couple
of days this week.
Farmers about here had good weather
for their haying and a lob of good b•ty
has been taken in. A great many are
nutting their fall wheat. It is a good
Drop, iu fact all the orops look well.
131ucsvule.
Mrs, Ira Barkley is visiting her
parents.
R. L. Stewart was visiting his sister at
Bellmore,
Mies M. Scott is visiting friends in
Seaforbh.
Mre. (Rev.) J. W. Pring arrived home
last Monday.
John Gardiner, jr., is home on a visit
from Chicago.
J. S. Huston, of Stratford, visited A.
Bruoe this week.
W. H. Stewart has been engaged to
teach at Pembroke,
The Misses Boys, of Hamilton, are
visiting at W. Messer'e.
Mrs. Craig and children were visiting
at Walkerton last week.
Miss E. 0. Corbitt, of Fergus, is visit-
ing her Runt at J. Leech's.
Mrs. Brownlee and daughter, of Glen-
coe, are visiting friends here.
Rev. R. Thyns and sister, of New-
market, are visiting their mother.
Mies Dowry, of Hamilton, and4 Mies
Sanderson, of Gerrie, are visiting at Mr.
Leathern's,
131vt ls.
Mrs, H. A. Scarlett left on a visit
among friends in Hensall.
A. V. Brown is having his residence on
Queen street renovated with a fresh coat
of paint.
The English ohuroh Sunday school
held their pianie at Manchoster on
Thursday.
On Monday W. Kelly, H. A. Scarlett
and S. II. Gidley left here for a trip up
the 'shoe.
Dr, Wm. Sloan, en old time resident,
bot now of Toronto, fa visiting here for
a short time.
Rev. '2. B. Higley oliioiated in the
English ehitrah, Wingharo, on Snnday,
Rev. Mr. Woods, of that town, supplying
here.
Hay harvesting is !Welled in this sec: -
Hon. It is a very heavy crop. Some of
the farmers have commenced nutting
their fall wheat.
A garden party, tinder the at/apiece of
the Epworth League of the Methodist
church, Was !told at the residence of T.
Ashbury on Wednesday evening.
23elgrr;ave.
Miss Mary Halliday was seriously in-
jured in to runaway acoidenb on Satur-
day.
Rev. A. Y. Hartley, of Bluevale, is to
preach in Knox church next Sunday at
2:80 p. m.
W, LI. Hole, of Bellefoutaine, Ohio,
and formerly of this place, was in town
last weep.
this vicinity ni v
Farmers to h on ty are Duey with
their fall wheat harvest, and haying is
practically over.
Rev. A. McLean, of Blyth, preached in
Knox oburoh on Sunday, in the absence
of the pastor, Rev. Geo. Law.
1 tioi.
Mrs. 3. Heffernan left for Muskoka
this weep.
Mrs. Wm. Spence bas returned from
visiting friends in Toronto.
Mrs. Woodman, of Boston, is visiting
her parents at the parsonage.
Reeve Milne had an immense crop of
hay this season, about Nacres altogether.
It is said the sparrows are making
havoc of Reeve Milne's fall wheat,
There is a clump of bushes near the field
where they make their headquarters.
This is a now role for these "English-
men."
S. or T. --The following are the officers
of Ethel Division, S. of T., for the cur-
rent quarter :-W. P., Alrita bfilne ; W.
A., M. A. Mammon ; R. S., P. Molay
A. R. S., M. A. Elliott ; Chap., J.
Faulkner ; C., D. Lamont ; A. C., Sarah
Willis; I. S., D.
Evans; 0. S., John
Lamont.
The wind blew the rafters off Thomas
Voddo n's new barn, breaking all but four
of them at the same time. Pant of the
east wall gave way, throwing the building
out of places and wrecking it very badly.
It is said the building will have to be
taken down and raised again before it
can be of any use.
Gerrie,.
Mise Leslie, of Toronto, is visiting
with lire. Carson.
Jas. McLaughlin and wife are visiting
friends in Beamsville.
Miss Edna Bean is spending her
vaoation with friends in Toronto.
Mrs. T. 1T. and R. G. M0Gaughlin are
Visiting friends near Bownianvilie.
Eire. J.12. Campbell and ohildren are
spending a few weeks with her parents
near. Seaforth.
Mr. and Mre. Stevens have returned
home from a nimtth's visit with their
daughter in Toronto.
Mre. T. McLaughlin and family, of
Mioitigan, are renewing old aoquaintauces
here and in Wm:totor.
W. H. Tate has opened ou.t tun itnple•
meet emporium in the plttoe formerly oe.
oupied by the "Gazabte."
W. Haette has boughtthe building
south of Mr. Taman s tailor shop and
will fit it up for a carriage shop.
The Salvatio:t Army openel tiro on
our village on Sabbath last, holding
meetings, morning, afternoon and even
Mies M. Watil who hold.; the position
of head milliner in one of the eading
estebliehmenbs in Shelburne, is home for
vacation.
Dr. Armstrong, V. S., was at Ottawa
last week as a delegate to Grand Lodge,
A. F. ,e A. 11 , representing Forest
Lodge, No. 102.
Legere are beim:n•eg a nuisance at
some of the principal uorners, many who
onkht to know better. It is a great pity
they ooald not be Ladaoel to have more
respect for themselves.
Miss Kenzie, who has filled the positios
of milliner with W. S. Beau for the pest
two years, has returned to her home at
Uxbridge. Miss K. made many friends
while in Gorrie and will be vary mualt
missed among the young people.
Atwood.
Miss Maud Hawkshaw left last weak
for a visit among friends in Luoan and
Sarnia.
Rev. Mr. Webb, of. Palmerston,
preaohed in the Baptist ohuroh last Sun.
day afternoon.
Tho anniversary services in connection
with the Presbyterian church will be
held on September 17th or 24th.
Mr. Williams, a student of Woodstock
College, hue been put temporarily in
charge of the Baptist cause here.
Mrs. Walter Richardson and family, of
Swift Current, N. W. T., are visiting
among friends in this focality after an
ab.enee of three years.
Walton.
Farm help is scarce.
Some farmers complain of rust on the
Fall wheat.
Postmaster Neal, we learn with deep
regret, is under the care of the doctor.
A child of Mr. Dennison jr. died this
week and was buried on Thurelay fore•
noon.
A shipment of oheese was made on
Tuesday from our factory. It wee load•
ed at Brussels.
Willie Smith, after a severe attack of
illness, is now, we aro pleased to state,
rapidly recovering.
Some of the members of the Foresters'
Court will likely attend the annual
demonstration at Kincardine on Wed-
nesday of next week.
A good deal is said about the speed of
Beattie Bros. "Wanda" but that is noth-
ing eompared to an animal owned 1,
miles North of Walton. It goes to Ham-
ilton and back between sunset and sun-
rise.
A box social will be held at the resi-
dence of Andrew Turnbull, lot 10, con.
10, Grey, on Friday evening of next
week, Aug. 4th, ander the auspices of the
Womens Missionary Sooieby of Duff's
ohuroh in this village. A good program
will be presented.
LAWN Soaaaa.-•The lawn social given
under the auspices of the Ladies' Guild
of St. George's oburoh here, on Weduss-
day evening, was a gran:1 euooesa in every
way. Mr. Hewitt's spacious grounds
wore most tastefully decorated and every
thing was done to iuorease the pleaenro
of bhe largo concourse of people assem.
bled. Ice cream, lemonade and sweet: -
mode were to be had h1 abundanec and
coffee and cake were served to all at the
close, Breesele Brass Band wlw in a0•
tendanoe and, tinder the able leadership
of Jae. Jones, discoursed several choice
eeleotious in their usual pleasing style.
The Sages, of widespread fame, were al•o
present to the delight of all. Mrs, Stage
played a number of lovely airs on the
useeleal !cobbles; Miss Annie deftly shook
MICAscanTNANA
the sleighbells with wonderful skill, Miss I
given
the vi l nn accompaniment on 1110llijill
the organ ; some choice phases were
Niven on the vi"lies by the two sisters,
Misses Annie and Alice, with ,Mfrs Secede
its pianist. This talented family were
greeted with app'anse loud and pro
ion;; •d. .Messs. Neal, Bird and Smith
oontributed selections on the month or.
gan, Prof. Fisher cleverly shaking the
bones. "Huntingtower" was given by
Mr. and Mrs. Jackson, of Mortis. Mr,
Jones, of Brussels, gave an excellent
rendering of "Hearts;by 10. K. Harris,
and Prof. Hawkins sang Franz Abte.
masterpiece "Whou the Swallows home•
ward fay." Inc. Bulget acted in the
capacity of ohairmau in his usual happy
manner. Proceeds amounted to 080.00.
19Ir, and Mrs. IIewitb are to be congratu-
lated on the success of their lawn sooial.
to, ayol.
T. Ballantyne ,10 Sons shipped three
ears of oheese from Listowel station last
week.
Lisio,vel will make holiday on
Aeg. 2nd, the date of the Foresters'
dem , ,tiou in Kincardine.
Dna t•u
Rev. Arch. Stevenson and family; have
removed to town from Molesworth, and
taken up their residence on Wallace
street.
Geo. Bray has retttrued from the St.
Catharines High school. He has passed
his matriculation at Toronto tluiversity
where he will take a course with honors
in sciatica.
Lewis Bolton hes received word from
the Crown Lands Department that a
township has been assigned to him for
the Sumner for surveying. The loos,
Mon is not yet known. He will be joined
by T. E. I1ay aced assisted by his eon
Ellsworth, who returned home from
Montreal.
The ru-opening servioes of the Matho•
dist ohuroh took plaoe on Sunday, 28rd
inst. Rev. Dr. Griffin, - of Toronto,
preached al 11 It. 01. and at 7 p. an., and
Rev. J. N. Morison, of Knox ohuroh, in
the afternoon at 8 o'oloek. Ou Monday
evening, 24011 inst., a festival and enter-
tainment was given.
G. B, Roe, Wit ham, has his trotter,
Mies Garfield, 2.24, here training on our
traok. He expecte to bo able to show a
nide under 20 before long. Jim Ander-
son has a string of fast ones in charge
which are coming along in good style.
The Het includes Beattie Boos., Wind
ham, Wanda, 2,20. She is tt 4.year.old
by Ridgewood and is very promising. He
has also J. H. Dulmago's, Wingham, 8 -
year old Saranac, and R. J. Weli's, Har•
riston, Nimrod, 9,8n , showing good
fm'm, Lord Ferguson will go well down
into the list before many weeks, He has
Iso a string of Oliver Wilkes' young•
eters Doming on fast.
On Tuoeday of last week the 10.year-
o1d daughter of Gordon Wm. Britton, of
this place, woe brutally assaulted while
out berrypicking with some oomrades,
from whom, however, she became serer.
aced. Prom the statement made by the
girl Ooneiable James Osborne arrested
Alexander Watson aged 28, on the
charge of having committed the offence.
Watson was taken to rho lookup, but
was alto,ved to remain over night at the
hotel, ander Ooboree's care, Osborne
N11101000 and was awakened by rho
breakfast bell in the mottling. Watson
Was gone and leas not since been heard
of.
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LUCAS, °STAaro, June 10th, 1808.
Wn regret bo note the fact that the Superintendent and Salesmen of the Wrought
Iron Range Co., of Toronto, Ont„ who have been associated with us for the past
three months, are soon to depart to new fields of labor. These gentlemen carne
among vs as strangers, and we are pleased to say that the baeiness has been conduct•
ed here in a manner worthy of the respect and patronage of any eaumunity. While
at this point they have done an extensive bueinoee, having sold several oar loads of
ranges, and so far as we can ascertain, have given entire satiefeetion.
While we regret their departure, we wish them enooess and oars h artily reeonv
mend them to any community in which they may oast their lob.
R.
it J, Fox, Bankers ; W. R. Stanley, hardware : W. ah C.
Stanley, Merchants; W. Porte, P. M,; MoCesh Bros . Merohauts;
Stem-• J. R. MoOomb, Hardware ; Alex. McFalls, Central Hotel : Ii.
Collins ffc Son, Stoves and Tinware ; Wm, Road, Livery and Ex-
change ; R. S. Hodgins ; Jae, Badlier, G. T. It Agent ; T. J.
Hodgins, Produce Dealer ; Chris. Felgons.
lvn, the undersigned, have purobased of the salesmen of the \Veen,,;.t Iron
Range Co., a "Home Comfort" cooking range, end are plea -ed to say it cis entire
satisfaction. It bakes quicker and burns mesh less fuel than any n.'t- • tore or
range we ever used. Any one wishing can refer to no. This oertidrt • t , :,y use
oe you see proper. The following recommendations from Middlesex Couaty ;-
James Hodgins, Luean ; Wm. Hodgins, human ; Sarni. Kelly, Claudeboye ; Wm.
Simpson, Clandebdye ; Wm. Norbbgreves, Clandoboye • Thos. Kensela, Whalen ;
Wm. lOeOlurg, Lobo ; J. B. Petberam, Dunarief ; Silas Ravitz, Hist tvilliaine ;
John Irfoltay, East Williams ; 11. G. Taker, Mt, Carmel ; Wm. Lewis, 13,,itrdsley ;
John O'Hara, West McGillivary ; Wm. Lewis, Maguire ; Nevin Lo r, Leinre, ; Wm '
Young, Leinra ; Richard Sellars, Leinra ; Andrew Paxton, Leivra ; N n m:tu b'isl.,
Arve,; Jas.Oarmiohael, Arva ; Neil Siewert, Denfield ; Ohne. Robson, Ilderton;
John Robson, Vannock. Also the following from Perth County; --John Maltneight,
St. Marys ; Richard Wilson, St. Marys ; N. J. Vernon, Bt. Marys.
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