The Goderich Star, 1900-05-11, Page 8ger
May 11? 1900.
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We give full tnotruetlona for tuktwg and bombing the Pictures -if tee of
Charge. Prices of Camerae from
$2.50 to $18.00.
1'.. l%T. 1311:71VII.El.1%T, Phu'. B.
ones( T and DRUOOI$T.
Sorosis
The New Shoe
For Women...
The Masterpiece of the Shoemaker's Art and the
Standard of the World.
1( you 1111 Ilnt %l l•11 S,I•1eiw Shoes you aro Illiwaillg
losury tvithiu yu4e react) that 11118 III/ pnr•ullel in foot -
went .
\Vorn by the leaded 8 of fashion, nod avllhour glee -
tion the most elegant. iu shone, the moat ',emit Ifni In
appeeuanc'e, th,• most cunlfolIable, and the hest Nboe
ever offered womankind.
Nnm.r8 Nhne. 8nppnr•I 1 he Instep anti prevent flat -
toning of the arch of he foot
118 1 Perfect Shoe at a Popular ''rice and Lhe Beet
Shoe at nue price.
WEST SIDE OF SQUARE
Zhe Goberich %tar.
TELICPIIONIC (TALL 71
FRIDAY. MAY 11, 1000.
Among the Churches.
(111 Snndav evening, n week ago, in
1111,,x church. ,lies, it. 11. Co1111es. of
Clinton, sang exquisitely that beam
t l fol solo, "A Song of Thanksgiving,"
by Allit.sen.
Meetings will he led at Ile Army
13ur•eoke on SaHi; day night and all
day Nunduv. by Atli!, Ihrhsrd, from
Siintfrri. Solij,•ctSundily (light, "lie
that shall blaspheme agonist. lbs Holy
Ohust heath haver forgneness, but iv
fu danger of eternal damnation."
The ICpwort 1 League or V idtoriu til.
('hutch inleud giving a concert in elle
lecture 1'(1111 o1 the, 11111Th on Toosday,
May 1501, cnlnutencrng at 8 o'clock,
Among '.there, solos Evill be given by
Miss Ik \'itliv and Mr. Thomson. and
at rec•ntat.on by Miss 1S. \Vil,on, Ad-
ulieeiou 10 cents.
The annual week or Self Denial Is
one of the many original i11e1s which
the Salvation Army has pot Mitt ener-
getic and successful runtiotr Jnr t h..
advancing of the cause or ('ht is1 iauity
The scheme has two ohjectc : -1. It is
to the foucem of the Salvation Aiuiy,
and to such or their (V•nroathisers and
supporters as may feel disposed tit unite
with theta, a w rek Iur arterial (l+evol ion
TztraratoraivorAvAvil.
lee Cream Soda,
Genuine Fruit Flavors,
Jersey Ice Cream,
Pure Confectionery,
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p.°' BEDFORD BLOCK
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111 SNP! 11111 Spirit 11111 development, and
has 10 ;1.11'111 1 very [similar significance,
as Ina■ Lent week to the Catholic and
Episcopi1l,an hodit•s. 2. All 1h.• forces
soil It in a supreme elrurt In raise. by
means of voluntary acts of Sell Denial,
money for the nmaintenauce and extern•
«ion of Salvation Arniy nperati Ins at
h(o)e, and its vast Foreign Missionary
en Esso'trines 1n India ('hien, Africa,
Japan. Java. etc. 1L is astonishing to
what extent molly n1 the lending
Officers and Soldiers of the organ izaLion
cheertully And spontaneously carry the
practice of self sum ince. for no other
1111111 VS than the good of their fellow
Fete. tr` �} Free1
A Good Wheal Given Away Free
COME AND TRY A CHANCE.
The Wheel is locked with a chain and padlock, and we
have a hox full of keys, amongst which is one key that
will unlock the wheel,
On Every $1.00 purchase in our
store you may draw one key.
and on May 28th the wheel will be placed in centre of our store and every
oTHEI)e LUCKYNEone f TIe above O OPENIIeT'ys can MAY CARRYand (AIock WAYHE
IT(WHEEL.
S 177.1=1 'E IN 0MTR WINDOW.
Special Values in Men's and Bop's
CLOTHING!
This week we are offering Special Values in Boy's Clothing. Good
fitting, good styles and at little prices. Boy's separate Pants too, you
will find in great variety' with us—both good and cheap.
Day's Navy Serge
Suite at 5I 25,
hay's Brown Tweed
Suite 81.60 and 91.75
Boy's heavy Blouse
Suits at e1 00.
Mon's Suite et
MOO. 84.00, 56.00
THESE ARE
ExTRA VALUES
See oar Bargain hot of (Men
110)'8 separate Pants, line d throughout
at 85o, 45o. and 50o.
Boy's Waal) Suite at 76e. and 51,00,
Mone separate Pants, all sizes, large
variety of patterns_ -special at 51.00•
Men's Summer Coate, Navy Blue, *1
81.40.
's Stiff and Stift Mats, 608.
DRESS GOODS.
Fancy patterns Tight and dark colored
Dress Goode, tvcI'th 404 and 50o. -for 25e,
A good line homy Drone Goods at 100.
Lovely black Crepnnl, the newest pat-
terns -at 76c, Si, 31.25, 81,50 and 82.00 a
yard.
All tie new shades in flomeapnns and
Broadcloth. at 51 81,25 and 51.60.
PRINTS and SHIRTING,
Nit* patterns best, feet, colored Shirting
Werth 121 for 'l Oe,
pteiel line of Cottonades at 18o -worth
drab
Hotta ivy, wide, fast, colored prieta-
Hlite Palrfre arra at tic.
SILKS and
MUSLINS.
Silks for Waists,
Silks for trimming*,
all the latest shades
and patterns. We
import oar Bilks di-
rect, and you will
find our 'values the
BEST in town.
Lovely heavy,wide
Tsffeia Silts, all
ebades-at 75e.
A splendid line of the new Muslies in
the new narros ani bestl stripes. Spa.
Mal videos sl 15z, 2018 and 25o. yard,
Smoot. new Silk Mobilos with Lace In-
sertion, for Yoke Trimming, and Want. -
really the prettiest novelty of the season.
1K ` (ilio Special line ladies' and boy's Ribbed Hose --2 pair for 25c.
OUR NOLLINERW D PRRTME T --situated at the end of the store, is
bright, With all; the latest ideas in rimmed Hats and Sailors. Come in
tiilirtd Set (air8tt lies ; n trouble to Shaw goods. A special line of Children's
111"tld1' at Very Low Prices.
avtr'y want 11) .the Dry Goods line, for man, woman or child, we can
►ty at Reltsonable Prices, -
a%it' or Produce.'s
i BROS. CO.
Does Baby
Thrive?
If your baby is delicate
and sickly and its food does
not nourish it, put `fteen
or twenty drops of Scott's
Emulsion in its bottle three
or four timeg a day and you
will see a marked change.
We have had abundant
proof that they will thrive
on this emulsion when other
food fails to nourish them.
It is the same with larger
children that are delicate,
Scott's Emulsion seems to be
the elern,ent lacking in their
food. Do not fail to try it if
your children do not thrive.
It is as useful for them in
summer as in vt inter.
Ark your doctor if this if not Erns.
SCOTT Si DOWSE, Chemist., Toros'.,
creature. All are invited to help. The
dates of the coining effort are from
front May 27th to June 2nd.
PRESBYTERY OF HVIt()N,
The Presbytery o Huron met in
Willis church, Clinton, on the 8111 11181
A call was presented from the Pres-
byterian church, Seaturth, signed by
862 members and 81 adherents in few or
of the Rev. Mr. Larkin. of Chatham.
Mt. M. Y. McLean appeared for the
congregation and explained that the
call was unanimous. The call was
sustained and forwarded to (he Chat-
ham Presbytery. Stationed' of the am
uuul reports Iron) congregation* were
given, showing (a slight decrease it)
membership throughout rue Presby•
tery, but art Increase in the total
amounts contributed W the schemes
of the church, The Committee on the
tee-arraugnlent of augmented congreg-
ations recommended that the Revd..
Henderson and J. A, Hamilton •INply
for two 'eoliths Manchester:, Smith's
Hill, and Leeburu, and Upton church,
1laytleld, and Bethany respectively,
with the view of Hulking thew two in-
stead of three pastoral charges. Thew
MIS agreed to. Other congregations
111 the re•arraIgeu,ents were left in
Unto n present relations, Rev, J. A.
Hamilton was appointed to the Gen.
Assembly in place of Rev. C, Fletcher,
and J. P. ROSS In place of Mr. Lawson.
Leave was given to the eougregatinns
of Varna and Blake to proceed with 11
cull. Rey. Shaw was appointed
Ihetl1her 01 the Awem bly's cottim1'-
tee on hills 1111(1 1 oertinco. Letters
viers read limo different Presbyteries
that they would apply to t he next Gen.
Assembly to receive as Ministers of
the Can. Pres, church the following •--
E. W. Watson of the Eng. Cone,
church ; Robert Guinn of the U. S.
Prow. church : (len. Booth, D. 1)„ and
W. 1). Ur•nv,u( Austnlul Pres. church,
The Presbytery adjourned to meet on
the 101)) July in stone place.
A MESSAGE TO METHODISTS
The reading by Bishop ,Andrews of
the Episcopal address, an otfical ex•
pre**inn of the High Executive Board
of the church, waw the event of great-
est Intetest at the opening of the Meth-
odist Gutter/al Conference in Chicago
last Saturday. It outlined the position
of the church on the .treat questioue
of t he day. political, temporal. and
ecclesiastical. Many of the leading
(ten present characterize it as the
greatest expression of present day
Methodism Chet has been uttered. It
seas signed by thirteen of the Board
Of Bishops.
The address, among other things,
expressed the following pointe :
Hearty concurrence in the equal lav
representation act.
The conclusion that the time is not
ripe for formal 'ihristran unity.
That the church has a message con
corning trusts, labour unions, lock-
outs and strikes, capit.tl and labour.
tariffs sudtaxation, currency and the
colonies, but It is not one of dictation
and observes uo clan*.
The church, aroused at the aggres-
sions of the liquor traffic and met
cusahle miscarriage of the anti -can-
teen law, will pledge ministers and
pimple to n more determined struggle.
Divorce atatiatics indicate that the
glory of the pure funnily is suffering
eclipse, and if need he the church law
remold be amended to conform with
the New Testament rule of marriage.
Amusement. are heing degraded
the attempt to enforce absolute al.
*tenti in from recreative Amusements
reacts toward* unrestrained indul-
gence ; the au,nwetnent question de-
serves careful attention of the con-
ference.
Sand the church must stand opposed to
laxity.
Tho church must sound the call for
A etreuuoua and nnlltant political
rightousne*s to meetthe colossal evils
that threaten the nation.
Entire removal of the time limit of
pastorates. with limiting of appoint-
ment for three years, would be of ad -
vantaQe,
When Bishop Andrews had noodled
reading the address the Rev. James
Robertson, fraternal delegate from
Ireland, said
"Ins address is the finest ntterance
of eacleaiattical statesnisnahip 1 ever
listened to."
Your Physician's Prescription,
You should lie deeply interested in
the correct and honest tilting of your
physlchur's prescription. In every case
41411' dl*penning is scientifically and ac-
curately done with a view to belt re-
sults for the sick.
A Groat Medical Discovery,
Pain's Celery Compound is the
crowning medical discovery of the
century. This popular medicine is our
great leader, It Hives the best results
10 nervous diseases, neuralgia, dyspep-
gra Bright'e disease and liver com-
plaint.
Jame* Wilson, Druggist, Oodsrich,
Ont,
Holmdsville,
PEnsoNALS.-Miss M. Rudd, of
Clinton, is visiting friends in this
vicinity, -Mr, J. L. Courttce spent
Sunday in Clinton with his son, R.O.-
Mist
spene ding
Irel tweeks
with her aunt. Mee, A. Elcoat. -
Ml*sea M. Canteltrn rind Miller, nt
Clinton, visited Miss Ida McCartney on
Sunday. -Mr end Mr*. W. Ladd. of
Alymer, are stetting his parents. -Miss
he guest
Sybil
her Brand fatheof r Clinton.
J. L. is tCourtme,
Can berry, od
f 7'liscatv1rx. writees: "to. ea m
pleased to say that Dr. Thomas' &fec-
all ie all that you claim tt In hr. as we
hale heen using it for years. Moth in-
ternally and effectually. and have al-
ways received lretietit from it. use. it
troop family Iu ` icinlp and I tike 'treat
pleasure In retttliendlug
There are Amer fernlike* who use
filler"e '1 er$1 Powder tot All ams in
erases rt Wlfr►}ttlrireyr, clitint Iwtter
results theft ftmm�t tklt Ober rnt'diefite t
!tile door. re ` *fly ilefttek'rlt to. correct
the troll Par Side et 1. M. Dun•
re's dot , store.
I
1111e,
OhN147tAL NOTES. -&loot h( the iu4-11•
ern ate Ott tough needing. Fall wheat,
which carne I!trough the winter look-
ing splendid, is Int I(nkitlg neatly so
well now (wing Lo I he cold wihda and
want o1 u wart( 1'1111. Mr, and Mrs,
Will Morrow, of GuderIch, Nuudaved
In our village. Our popular cbeese-
ivaker, S11 rh(wp.(,+ and wife, who
spent the nattier 111 /...4-a, 14'117164 111(1
week. Sid Gib1ou, ..f l;lrel,azar, and
1•houlas N ii(t4, ji.of Dur vdingo, are
beautifying Mr. Jaa'os'Girviti's reoi-
deuce with It 1,.at of paint.- ()nun( our
popular bachelors must auou t)e guiug
Lu tare t., huueell 11wife, 188 he 11444 (1
late been Ien(vat{lig and furnishing
his house. That's right, A. P. -Mr.
Alt, Murru will aloe his horn on Wed•
[tenthly afternoon "I' One week. \VEIL
Mc Whinney is doing the work.
There can he a ditleretee of op a un
OR most auIjecta, but there is only o 1e
opinion ns to the reliability of Moth -r
waves' %purr' exterminator. It is
safe, pure and effectual.
--
St. Helens.
8(•Hoo1 Rgentrr, Report of N. N.
No. 3. \V, W . for month or May.
Fourth Chass;Total 57J. W. J. 81nith
448, Sadie While 341, Mn, u. Dorn in 134,
Betsy Smith 324, Bet.y McAllister 200,
Maggie Buchanan 270, Rebecca Agar
266, Oen, Stswnrt.187, Harry Fowler
14(1. 'Third Chess St. Total 270 Mian v
Carnes 1117, Nelle Aga'• 148. Third
('lass Jun, No, -), Team 205: Gregor
Stewart 187. Maiy Murray 184, Brown
South 1.40, Stanley Agin 127, J.
Sturdy 117. Second Clans Jun. Total
275. Lucy Bray 18:1, May Cameron 178.
Willie Duruln 151), Lizzie Ward 151, H.
Buchanan 1110. 111 ('Ise• No, 1. Total
0 V to t,4-• Dorton 110. 'I'. M. GottuoN,
Teacher,
The Star
leads
all
rivals.
JOHNSTON BROS.,
Montreal St, ,6oderloh,
Will this year sell the colebral.d P'eath
oratorio and Columbia Bicycles. ,w
good Wheals as C1111 be predated, and Lite
prices are all right.
Our Livery le np.Ai-dale, and the very
boat service of moderal,, tales le guaranteed,
Repairing and Enameling are easel -
allies with on. Itomombor we, aro experts Irl
our lino, and a Trial order will verify this.
JOHNSTON BROS
e9
OOOERICl1.
Montreal St„ near the Square. 170.5m
Special, Special, Special !
'T 1.T 3t0 -
Gocier1Gh Metal Got
'Into opened an IRON YARD and JUN
KET SHOP on 1)1e Corner of Park and Vic
1,.ria r (cera. .1 hero the bigba+t (rash Price.
..111 be paid fur all Iciod,, i,t Beeap Iron.
L:oppar. SPEARS. Rubber, Zine, Raga, otos
al u .vin (8111 with Le•1ot fur all (nolo 1.4 uutt
lied at the Store or by card.
8dilt 1111 pay to deal with us.
SHER BROS.
SS J. REID,
i Practical Cutter and Tailor,
OVER PEDDER'S DRY 00008 8(ORE•
I Alf classes of kootls made to order in
modern fashion, mud Satisfaction gucu•an-
teed in price and workmanship.
Let us figure on your neat Sud, Coat,
Pants, or Vest,
Repairing, Cleaning and Preening are
also specialties.
8. J. REID.
Order
your
SPRING
Suit
from
Dunlop
the
Tailor.
''"'• art"'• Wood's Phosphodine,
The Groat Znyrfah Randy,
Sold and recommended by ala
druggists In Canada. Only reli-
able medicine dlseoverits
forms bexnapos ' r ar nt d to ears all
1 Wea nu., all efreota of abase
or .xoese, Mental Worry, ltxoessies use ofTo-
beo.o, Opium or Stimulants. Mailed en reeelp1
of Pelee, one package Si, six, Sit On. oa: yla ss,
18(z will curt Pamphlets tree to an address.
The Wood Osmpaay, Windsor, Oat.
Wood's phosphedhie sold In Oodorloh by JAs.
w-tLtcoN, druggist.
W, 4CHES0NaSON
Three Days' Selling,
em,_NAY 17, IA 19
We quote three days'
for the most desirable and
such a sacrifice in prices :
reduced to a fixed amount
with a rush.
Read every quotation
are good at regular prices.
prices, Prices extraordinary and
seasonable goods Our reason for
It is imperative that our stock is
in May, hence we prefer to do it
herewith, and of which the values
20 pieces of Dress Goods up to as high
as eighty cents a yarn, widths from
38 to 54 inches wide, to be sold at
twenty-five cents a yard.
Handsome Plaids and Checks ane
Silk mixtures, one table at
one price, per yard ...
100 American 11/4 4 -ply wbils Cro_hel
Cotton Quilts, good designs and re-
versible. They are alightly soiled.
Good value a1 regular $1.25 ,Q
your choice 5C
10 pieces best Looh Lomond Flannel-
ette Shirtings in dark colors.Q
regular value 12-4o, per yard, araC
20 pieces white Victoria Lawn, 1}
yards wide, regular price 121}o, Q
three days' price at OC
25 pieces fancy Wrapperettee or An-
cona Flauue1s,haod4ome for Waists,
Wrappers and Dresses, in light or
dark colors, re'nlar price has been
12t -o and some 15c a yard, our
three days' price at per yard ...5C
15 piooee Scotch Gingham in bright
good plaids and check patterns, fast
colors, prices were from 15c.
to 18c, your choice per yard„ IOC
60 pairs white Lace Curtains, 54
Floor Oiloloths, English and Cana inches wide, roll 8it yards long,
dian, in 1, 13, 1#•aud 2 yards wide, bands -me designs and entirely new,
new designs, regular 25o, at special value at $1.75,
per square yard 20C sale price 411.]5
20 pieces heavy Cambria Black Lin
ing, firm good cloth and good
enough to line any diose, would be
good value at 10c, our price
three dale at . 7C
10 pieties 27 inches wide English
Tapestry Carpets, designs and col-
orings good and enitable for any
room. regular seine 45c and
50c, your choice at
39C
W. Acheson & Son.
There are so many Devices,—w.
To win business nowadays that it's bard to decide where it's
best to trade. We should be able to settle the matter for you
when tee announce that we are determined to reduce our stook
of Dress Goode and general Dry Goode at least $2,000,00 by
1st of Jens, and, in order to get in gniok tomb with those who
have yet to buy their Spring Goods, we shall, anti! the 1st of
June, give with every $10 purchase one pair of beat quality Rid
Gloves, guaranteed worth $1.25. Yon will get a cheque for
every purchase, and when the different amounts aggregate $10
the Gloves are yours.
We have also laid aside for Free Distribution a line of
Goods well worth 600. for those who spend $5 with as in the
salve space of time.
We are anxious to show you our new and strictly up -to.
date Spring Stock. We see to it that no Dry Goode concern
can give yon lower gnotatione ; aria certain it is that during
our Great Redo tion Stock Sale no firm will offer the same in•
ducements for the nett thirtyfive days as
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Chain less,
Perfect,
e Garden City,
el Dominion.
4
These wheels
had the largest
sale of any
wheel upon the
market last
year. They
sustain and
build a reputation
of being the best
for the least
money.
11
The Grass is Growing ..
Now is the time you want
your new Lawn Mower,
4 The flies will soon be here.
4
Therefore see that you have
your Screens bought before
your house is filled.
tkit In these goods our prices are 'very WI??, considering Me
advancein cost •
American Field Fencing,
Barb Wire,
1 Nails,
Elephant Pure White Lead,
Linseed Oil,
Builders' Hardware,
d
1`icKENZIE & HOWELL.
iM
And all lines of Genera!—Nard'lvare ourLii
stock is complete.
OUR
READY (MIXED rPAl`INS gibe1�
entire satisfaction. t�,
1
Introducing
1 _ xEn IN 3EIOl3TON'_
•
E have secured the EXCLUSIVE agencyfor this
'�J famous and incomra
Shoe, which is known throughout the United States, and is the acknow-
ledged ledged standard of excellence in women's Footwear. We want every woman in God-
erich and vicinity to make their acquaintance, You'll like them. They're an advanc-
ed idea in shoemaking—the combination of all the points that make satisfactory Foot-
wear. We desired the best shoe made to sell at $3,75. To find it we carefully in-
spected every line- Looked at them as you'd look at them, and closer still, with an
expert's eye. Queen Quality is far the best—and so we took the agency,
steIYs the Sole Agency here.
The Shoe wanted to come here. The best shoe wants the hest store, and the
best store wants the best shoe. The conditions fit.
"Queen Quality" is made in 6o different styles—fashionable shapes for street
dress, home or outing—a Shoe for every wear. And they are all new shapes, as dis-
tinctive and original as the quality. They're made in all the popular leather and kids
—Black and Brown.
'"4"ft.'' BOOTS, X3.75.
They'll interest you who have been paying these same prices—because of their betterness. They'll in-
terest those of you who have been paying $4.00 and $5.00 ---because of their equality, and consequent saving,
P. T. HALLS
North Side of Square.
Exet er.
PERSONAL, -John Hayes, of Brant
ford, (formerly of Exeter) is t'eoewiug
acquaintances intown at present, -
Miss Violet Willis spent Sunday the
guest of her aunt, Mrs, Habkirk, H.n-
sall,-John Pickett, sr., was seriously
hnrt hast week, whole wrestling. and
',confined to his bed,-Mis, Westaway,
having spent three weeks in and around
Exeter, returned to Brantford this
week, -Miss Oorby of Bengali was the
guest of Mise Olive Wright, Exeter
North,
•
DOTS. -A. Q. Bonier has commenced
work for the summer season at the
creamery. -On Tuesday morning about
12.30 the tire alarm was rung furiously
for about ten minutes. Citi5ene were
running hither and thither, trying to
locate the scene of the exiteulent, when
fortunately they were informed that
it was only a chimney fire at the Met-
ropolitan hotel; the fire brigade were
soon on the scene, and after they had
got the hose laid and everything in
readiness, it was learned all danger
was 01/140,
"A Fair Outside Is
4 Poor Substitute
For Inward Worth."
Good health, inwardly, of
the kidneys, liver and bowels,
is sure to come if Hood's Sar-
saparilla is promptly used.
This secures a fair outside, and a
consequent vigor In the frame, with the
glow of health on the cheek
appetite, perfect digestion, pure blood.
beasub,t•ronbled with dizziness, tired teeAPPOtit. - was in ms
and loss of appetite. I was completely run
down. I took Hood's Sarsaparilla and after
awhile I felt much better. Hood's Sarsapa-
rilla built mo ap " Lultnt L RIIeamLL, Old
Chelsea, near Ottawa, Qtse,
wilt/ink= and biliousness and was
-"I have beano troubled
much run down. Tried Hood'. Srarila
and it gave me rallet and baht me up." A.
Moaarsox�80 Data Street, Toronto, Ont.
�,�rNa'rtt..3
N Dfsdpp(Im15
n • • 's Pills etre liver Ill, the asadiA4 at
Port Albert,
A LITTLE OF ALL SOItTA, - MPs. Ne-
vins, Wawanosh, is visiting in this
neighborhood this week - Harry
Hawkins left for Huron Tp , Bruce,
this week, where he is engaged work-
ing at stone and brick work. - The
barl�miest man in town Is Kichard.-
Da[15 McLaren, Onderich, and his gang
of man, are busy engaged moving Jno.
Schoenhals' house, which partly went
over daring the flood to the spring;
they also intend to move W. Smith's
house, while in the village. -bleeding is
nearly done in this section, and Tires -
day's rain did a power of good, especi-
ally to the fall wheat, which has gone
hack a great deal the past ten days. -
Miss fauna Thurlow, tllnderich, waw in
the village this week,- -Randal Graham
has purchased a NO. one driver frura
his nephew, Geo. B. Graham. Gode-
rich, and is no longer going to take
dust hnm IRichard, bnloker or any one
else. -Service will he held in the Eng.
loth Church Sonde, next itt 11 a. In,-
1Iaa the Forester'* new hall that was
tomer snow A DRtr dhMa tin .h gonthe e tee
work for Geo. Mime,* at Rayfield.
bled.
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ARE YOU LOOKING
FOR SNAPS ?. . .
We Have Some Just Now.
Drop in and see what we can
do in that way.
Cottonades—
Over One Hundred Ends from 11
yds to 23 yds, et Mill prices,
Serge—
Heavy; All Wool, Navy Twill Serge
for Boys' Suits,......Specisl, 824 eta,
We consider this great value at 40
or 45 for 8213.
Tweeds —
In Stock this week. New Shades
in Our Speolal All Wool Tweed at 40ots
To see thin line is to be convinced
of its value 40ete,
Grey Cotton—
We want to introduce to you one or
two Specials of Grey Cotton.
5o Grey Cotton, worth 0o, .for 5o
612 " 'e " 7o,.......for 6o
Flowers—
At Factory Cotton Prices. That's
the way we gall Millinery.
25 cent Roses for per bunch , , , ,10ots
50 'a " " " 20ate
Sailor Hats at Dry Goods Price e.
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Shirt Waists—
These are Manufacturers' Samp-
les, Some are a little ernshed.
We bought them at a big out for cash,
and that is the way we will Bell them,
Old Price..,.... 500, 75c, $1,00, $1,25
New Price,....,,85o, 50o, 70c, 75o
We have sold a big lot of these, bot
we have a larger lot yet,
Table Linen—
A lot of Mill Ends at Mill Prices,
There's Money in it for you.
Napkins -
These are Travellers' Samples, and
they represent a Belfast Mille product,
There are only a few of any pattern,
and they are all alightly damaged, bat
this is the way we Damage the prices.
Worth from $1.00 per doz. to $8.50
We sell 5o each to 20ots,
..pecial Value in Hose,
Parasols, Corsets,
Vests, etc.
Try us for Snaps---First-Class
Goods that you want at lower prices
than their value.
W. A. McKIM.
Bunsw!k
Cigar Store.
o'l Tera Cent agar for Fire.
We will sell you The Celebrated
"Iemrindble Cigar at the rate of
Five for Twenty -Five.
Try s Quarter's Worth.
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