The Signal, 1902-7-10, Page 8IB Ttluninty, July 10, 1302.
THE KIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO.
CLEARING SALE
$Uflf'IERGOODS
All Summer Goods must go now. None to be
carried over into the Fall. If price will interest you
come and see what we show :
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BARGAINS
IN
DRESS GOODS
CLEARING PRICES
in
CLOTHING, SUITS
and
SEPARATE PANTS
BARGAINSI NSILKS BARGAINS in
All rdduoed in price for this .Gs 1TBt
Sale.
CLEARING
SILK WAISTS
'Regular $5.00 fax I3.r0.BARGAINS in
eadyto -wear Skirts
R Black and Colon
THIRD OFF ALL
MILLINERY
during this sale.
F.URIIISHINGSHIRTS, TIES,
HATS, etc.
C BARGAINS in
Boys' Blouse Suits
and
Duck Suits
CLEARING
LADIES'
RAIN COATS
at Reduced Prices.
Remember: We stillgivetheCoupons o0.theChairsand TablesSALE STARTS SATURDAY, JULY 12th.
Smith Bro's �c Co.
.DUNOANNON.
NOnrw. -The meal awesey In Ilunfor Tits SmN•Lle at tho omoe of J.O. Ward.
J. P.. conveyancer. to.. who will reoeive
orders for subscriptions, advertising and lob
work. snit is antborized to give receipt. for
.mounts paid for the same.
TrseDAr, Joly 8.
Norse -S .tat. labor, which hes 000u•
pled the attention of paibmaet.n for eh.
1•m two week., is about neighed,
Clover bay orop hes oommeaoed here
The warm weather ee 0.using the er.,pe to
grow rapidly. re prospeoI. of an sbaa-
dant $rep of bay, whtet. cereal. and roots
are glewleg.
n•AI_-The moniolpel fathers of
Wast W.wanwh met In the council roomon the 3-d (Thursday). All the members
were oreeeor. Atter oon.idering the bu.l
n oes brought before them, they decided to
meet nn the 6th day of Augaes, when the
poblia abool boards o1 trustees la the town
ship are to hand their •mounts to be raised
ler eohool perpoee! for 1902 to the ooaned
for orelleotloo
Rtrt.s Suoor -- Doogannoo rifle olob
weekly shoot lest week resulted es follows :
Off haod
100yds 200yds 'Total
i). MoNeels.... 42 31 73
A. Disb.r 47 23 70
Dr. Bice .. .. .39 30 69
J. Mover 43 20 63
B J. Crawford39 21 60
T. (). Aliso35 2.5 60
1) Bick's 39 18 57
HsR! A•ND THRs - Muster Everett
youngest mu of Mine Hastens of
►he Mallou,h Houle, srrlved home lest
Friday from Toronto. whore he le studylog
pharmacy. We ware pleased to m. him
look so well Mir Mary Rae left
bore so Sunday on a •1,111og tour to rola
elves sod friends In the •lolnity of Ripley,
Bram, where esu Intends to spend two or
terve weeks' h.11dsys. Moe was aeoom,
puled by her brother, Master WllIle. Re
has returned home. We with her • pleasant
visit and return home ....Mrr. W. Me
Nally and three ohildreo are vldtler her
parents, Mr and Mrr. Jae. Slots, fort A'
bert .. Your bumble.orlbe ham reosntly
h.d • pleasant time •isittag Mr. 1) J.rdlne.
Aefifl.Id Mrs Jardine te.oj �v nr her-
self visitor• friends ■t Whitby ... tile.
Mary Jardine, ti.nher at Dathwno4. i.
"pending the holidays et the homestead,
whore elm ie eni'yion bereellMises
Maud Why.rd• tuoher at Otterv.11•, le
✓ ending the holidays with her parent" 0.-i 1
friends.
The horn rena.t eta Agrlosltural P.tk
on Saturday will give the vi.tbn as tater-
.alleg afternorr0Yeptre
PORT ALBERT.
9'rvinaT-dwly H, 1902
Yr. sad Yra. Alex. Crawford raaroed o
1'oresto on Setae fay.
H•wkine, of Uetrolt. called en h e
relative' here Iasi S•turdsy.
Mr. Anthem') left Iwit week '. speed the
yeoabloo .t his home t. Coostone*.
Quite • number of the people of ih.
locality will screed next Meturd•y In liode-
rloh.
William R•obsrdsoo la bare from Mu.-
kok• to attend hie brother • waddler. which
takes pl&o. tomorrow.
Mrs, Powell and her Soo Willis are h-tevldting the former'. deter, Mn. Hemil•oo.
The Foresters' plonio Domloloo U.y wwall sltesded and .n .oloysd th.melves
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEI
No doubt the Orangemen *illte 100 venare
of attraction ou Saturd• but ow ordinaryy
days when drums end se. .ro not to •vl•
deuce It Is the patron of Pridham'e tailoring
e st.bllehwnet who attrsee* •tte0to00 ter 01.
pent. well-droMod sppesrsoce se -
Remember the Lioyols Tao.. tonight.
Rloyole ranee thin evening. Ales Molter,
the old ob•mploo, be still In It.
OouooiMor Humber (e abuul again after
en 1110.0. of • ouuple „f work..
The b.rber shops are closing every Mon-
day alt.rueoo during the summer.
A sew Chloe.* 1•aodry hu bene otened
0o LVest. "Yes Suo" is the .tyle of
the lustitutloa.
Mr. Willlan,soo, abs muolutpsl auditor,
has retorted to town and le •gate pureulog
his tovee►lg•110a of the town's affairs.
Ther. wee sot • quorum at the pubhuschool board meeting on Monday eveningThetiuseree will try sesta next Monday
eyeoing.
SVs were pleued to see the pam. of Mies
Etb.t Rhyne" In the net of gr•duu s of the
Onearlo Normal College, Ifsmtltoa, whloh
wen published lot week.
Mise K. McLellan, of the l'ellselstS la
*Write, will be eovased durlog • portion of
the vacation to Toronto erradolog peprreof nsedldstes •t the Deparm.utal examin-
atioos.
Tl. organ (•odor♦ b bony oo a Old Couh
try order end hu been working overtime
the pest week. The men will probably
work four criminal a week .11 throurb the
B ummer.
C. L. Crassw.11er, prlooipal of Ewe: high
.oboe', hu been •ppoloted to a simll.r pre
pion to the Sarnia high school. Mr. Cr.es-
welter'e friends herew111 be pleased to leuo
of his odv.aotmeat.
Uoderloh friends will b. pleased to
leant that Judee Carpenter. of Detroir,
hes neon elevated to the beech of the Sup
erlor (%art of the State of Mloblaan The
Judge and his family will spend the heated
►si m i0 Goderlch.
Mir Claire Reynold', who has teen at
tending W0.tnoutne Scbool la Toronto, took
the first year .xarnlo.tlon et the Con
tory of Musts In the pi•oofort. department.
She w•e uooealul le ',curiae • very cred-
tt•bl. standing to the honor list.
The botcher Lusioeee, wh ch for a 1ew
mootts hu beau arrted on 1n Uoderlch by
only one firm, seems to be rev.ylor.
Morrow t Tilt 0.ve oommeooed busin0.e in
Wm. A.1.ews' old stand, sod Robe. Mc -
Leen is opening out again at his former
plea of boater et.
Sooday, Joly 6 P, was ►ho birthday a,-
elvereary of Mrs. Holm**, of Holmeevtlle.
mother of I)r. Holmes and Mr,. It. W. Mc-
Keoeie, of town. The old lady was ninety•
six %oars o1 age• and she has the wishes o1
her maoy descendants and of s boat of
frlsads for • oortloued lease of life.
W. '1'. Weuh wen called to Stratford last
week by the illness of h'e deter -'n- law,
Mrs John We!,h, wh:oh resulted fatally on
.1uty ler. Toe decea.ed loaves her bumbled,
• eeo and four daughters to mourn her.
M1.. Clana Wel.h went to Stratford to be
present at the funeral of her dint on Thur.day.
Guelph Mercury : Mr. M. F. t' 'ay. alter
• nine weeki stay ,. St. Joseph's n,npltal
e s in. result .f .s accident, wee removed
Home yes'erday Ho 1s now able to get
•bout on cratohes. 11 . many (Tirade trust
that he will sos be sb:.- to dispense with
those sod to ra ims the active charge of his
butdoa'. e. well In hsaltb u serer.
A num' .r of oases of v1ol,li. of the
town bylaws have been bet re Police Meglr-
'rate Seeger letely. l est itchy morntog •
moue was fined r2 and oat. for a breub of
the sow bylaw, and the M gel'.rsts stales
eb.t In tutor* he will be oompelled to to -
crease the fine to j5 end omit•, •e It Is Im
pwattvsly sseeeoary that the street., lawns
sod gardens should be proteoted.
Loderich had • brief visit lest week from
no other than foto SV.n•mak.r but not
be of maraotlle •od U.N. C.binet fame.
John Wanarraker Is mid to be from
Marais. but more I.uly from K ooardine.
where be bad elude 1 the olutoh of • oor
"table who had • oharee of theft again.t
him. ('ouatable 1'nsleo.potted the visitor,
ant he was ant bent to k-nosrlme.
Mss Emm• Andrew", formerly of town.
has been very ill In Brooklyn, where she
went on a •tat to mends. She steed six
months In Seney hoepital, sod underwent
two operations kr a oomplio•ted ase of
pleurisy. S',. ie now oonyeie.osnt sod has
Telt the boepit.', and wools she 1. strong
enoogb she w111 return to Ontario. Hsr
friends here,whll. r.yrettlog her tithes., wt11
be pleseed to learn that she a on the way to
recovery.
ST. HELENS.
SArr'RDAy, .July 5'.h, 1902
Mr. J. Webster has returned from Mac-
itob•.
Mise C. B. (iordoo 1e visiting frleod. in
Ripley.
Mr. sed Mrs. D.00ey hove been vl.lti' g
•t Sir,. K. K. Miller'.
.1. A. and A. P. Meol),ndd spent the
Fine with triende in Urey township.
Several from thin vlalnity attended the
garden party In Whtteoboroh lest nlpht.
C, A. Tehhutt, has Eon• to hie home,
near Clloton to spend the summer vacation.
Mise Ms•rgle MaoDoosld h.. returned
borne, after • two week., stay at Drnny
brook.
W. P:. taordon le •t present looking 1. r a
teem of hones to replace the team he sold
lately.
C. 14..'.r b .t present haying his
hoe.. wised, end Intends having • 0000rete
heeem.ot built under ie.
The question now i., will the w ether in
.lulu he •Rented with th. same ohroo-
lo disease •. th.t of .lune or will it not' Th.
gniyer.sl hope 1. that It will not.
(2alte • number from her. took In The,
, eremonies In coonsotloo with the laying of
thsoereer-+too. of th. new Methodist
ohoroh at Haokett'e, on the First
Miss Lia%. Wellwood, who teaches in
New York, U. S., and her .titer, Mies
Mergle, who reecho& at I)uorannon, .re
.pending the •nation .t their parents,
home ne.r hen.
The •dy•nee guard et the Glorious
Twelfth h.. •rrlve 1 In the shape of • shoot-
tng tallery sew Kleg.tno street and • oan-
ves show es the market around..
'BERLINER
GRAh1 aPtlONE
What better companion at the
Kammer hou)e, on the yacht, in the
camp ' It will sing or play anything, or it
"tory, or playa waltz, or lancers, or one of Sousa's marches so you
may hate a dance.
Nothing fills the hill like a Berliner Gram -o -phone.
will tell you n funny
Prices, $15 to $40.
Write or call for Illustrated OatalogneBold on Easy Terms if desired.
GEORGE W. THOMSON &SON,
c+oaERxcIx.
" E. BERLINER, 2315 St. Catherine -St., Montreal.
RMANDUL i 1.001', General Manatee for o.nads
The program for thle ( Thursday) t vening
at the Ailrloul ural i'ark loolades three bl
eye's races and • baeeb+ll match, Iron Dukesvs. Mhurttes, There will be • half mile open
ram, in he.ts : s one 0t le open race. and •
greed open five mile handicap I A Mclvor
barred). B+.ides the looal riders, • num-
ber of good goer. from ootid• piece' are
expected. The •dmieeloo fee Ie onlyoeote, so evseyholy .hould be there. The
sport oommewoes at 7 dalock.
COMING AND GOING
Wlsulpep, Mae., whore b. wW probably
engage u • drevglet,Rey. Murdoch MOK.y was • •Wtor •tthe meeting of the Mtrseford Presbyter► at
Stratford oa Tuesday.
bred Keely of Toronto, nam. up with th•
Huron Old Hoye oo Saturday sod rem•lued
Io tows over Sunday.
Llodeay Williams h.. returned borne
from Grand Bend, where he was teauhmg
dorms the past term.
Collo K. Camppbell Dame up with the ex-
uuru0o from 'Porouto o• Saturday end
•;sited the parental home.
Ueerge Hodgsos, of 'Toronto. spent a
ooupls of days dorm• the week to "the
prettiest town a Canada."
Maes Edits Wiggins 1e111040 week to vi •
ll friends at Nester, London and °thsplaoes during tM sobool vsn•tloo.
Mrs. Dayld Ces.ady sod twoTeresa end Hazel, of Avr, aro ylattlog the
lady'. parents, Mr. and Mn W. Burrowr.
Mr. end Mre. H. Kuthwell and uhildren
are &gala makl.g Uoderlah their summer
home. They arrived Irom Toronto oo S.t-
urday,
MOs. Alice Sbarmsn, who toscb.s at
Prime Albert, fe, t3. 'i arrived ou S.tur-
d.y to spend the .ummer vao•tl00 •t benhome bar..
Rev. Father Nest bat Sandwich this
week attending the aoou d retreat at Aasumpttoo Holly. for the priests of the dlo-
ores of Loudon.
Ruberl Mackay, of New York, visited
bis father. 1),C, M•okay, for • couple of
day.. and left oo Monday to spend the re
malodor of bis hal:days la Torooto.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Crawford, oI Toronto,
who head bone ylutias in ►own and ylolnt'y
for the pent six week., returned to the city
oa Monday. They were s000mpanled by
MIs. Graal Oolong.
Frank 8. Hick, el P•rkdale, Toronto.
with his daughter, Miss Hortense, .nd
little sou %Vatter, 0.me up oo Saturday to
reit bis relottves ter., end rs'uroed to
Toronto on Moody.
Mr. and Mrs. Tbon MoUlll!culdy, Mus
Eleanor •ad Mestere Donald end Jack
arrived Item Toronto o. Saturday sod ore
ylslnog their relatives hers. MW E'e.nor
will remain 10 town until September.
James Towsley, wife and eso, of Sault
Ste. Marie, Oat.. arrlyed by the str. Klog
Edward kat Setsrday moraine to spend •
few weeks with friends eo town end vlointty,
Mr. '1'.w ley says the C•na,ltu Soo a m•k-
iog great progrees.
Riohard Cattle, $ former Goderlob boy
who bas been loatd for two or three San&I Pore William, 1e Io town with hb bride
00 their wedding tour. "Dick" le rsodvinr
assay warm greetl041 and hearty congr►t•
nlsttoos from h:. tread..
At Hotel Godertob : George J. Divsrsll
and family, Montreal ; Mr. and Mn. J. F.
McLaren, Mies Anole Mol.are., Douglas
MoLeren, Brantford ; dr.. 0. H. Baird,
Hugh lived, 'Toronto; Mrs. 0. W. R. Gor-
don, Mb. M.rgeret Gorden and maid.
Meatiet ; %5 m Fish, L'inier Pak, New
York ; Mrs 1 %V. Baldwin, Mir Flor.cos
Btldwi., R shard R I)etaod, Detroit; John.
Eng.', Toronto ; Alfrd Wilson and ode,
Toronto; Ward N. t'hoate and wife, D.
troll; J. %V. 11.Idwio, Uetrolt: Ur. end Mn.
W�I.00 and foor obil Irv, Loaden; J H
Thompson, Marshal', ;Texas ; MIs. A A.
M•esor, (l.t•ws ; Mrs. A. H. Go se, Mrs.
R M Wilh•, MI.. Maggie Nd•isa. Mn.
P. 1). 1)wisha, child sod hares, Mrs. Mc-
Longhllo, Uetrolt.
Mies F. Wtlliems returned Zest week fr' m
Toronto.
tare. Carrle returned last week from her
ylett to Lindero.
Mrs. Carleton has returrel Item her
vleit to Amberley,
D trrpoeon made s brief remit to rel.Nyee
In Detroit last west.
Mles Rote Sttug, of Ur,meby high eohool,
1. home for the yoc.tion.
Mn. (Rey ) Anderson left yesterday to
•Ida her relatives •t ((tesws.
Mr•..1. Armour mill litt!e daughter. oWoodstock, are vleitlog here.
A. M. R-.bertson, M. A., of Leamingtonle spending the holidays In town.
H. Clues wen among the Huron (lld
ire In town oyer Sunday.
Mrs Orabh mod grandson, Muer Mc -
Math, were in 8e.forth IS.t week.
Malcolm Nloholsoo, jr., has ;et,rord
from • ha.ln•es trip to Strathroy.
Alex. Mol)ooald lett Tuesday sight by
st►. I'tuborgh for Sault Ste. Marie.
-iiia. (ser.) Hewel, of V. oowpr, H. C.,
is the guest of Mr. end Mn. Wm ('or.
Min Hattie F , nr Detral,. s O.
gout of Mr. and Mee. Peter MseF.rlssele III. Oiyee hu returned from Toron►.where he has been eesgaged for some monthsMi." impel 810.101., o1 ('lin•on, le
speodtng ten days' holidays at her home
her..
Fr.nk M 7urn.r served on Moor'ay
from Morris, Mee., to .pend • maststern.
Char. R Healer, of Rrnnklve. N Y'., lespindle* tee week.' holidsy. at the old
home.
D A. M.odeneld, of ihenede H.l1. To
rest°, le vedette hie bleed, M. Men&tl
MIS. 1. rs. Anhene* has relented from a
leegthy yldt to her ei.tors •t Welland and
Orimsby.
Mis. Edith Elwood, of 11.11•,, Texas. is
spending th. summer •settles le town with
her mother.
Mies Torah Brown has relereed from
Toronto. cabers .he was prorseutt.g her
molal .teller.
Lester Rohert.ns, of Toronto, wee in
fawn ehl. week, having nem. up on the H0. H ewmrdee.
(teewg. Hodg.n•. of Termite. wee among
IM Hera OId Hoy. who,Idted Geletrleh
dirtily the week.
MIS. Charles, et I1. .t.lf o1 the Toronto
J.seU.. Collegiat Imellee , le ytehing the
Mares Hetehk.s.
Rebs. Yaws left ye:erday sftere..s fee
COOLESr JUNE 1N YEARS.
Meso Teeoperolwre We. ger aetsw she
•ver.ge.
The me.n temper•tore of the mouth of
June wen 60 3 degrees. Io fact, s000rdioy
to the doctor of tb. meteorotogiosl obese•.•
tory, Toronto, R. P. Stepart, and the opie-
bon of • groat mewy people. It was ?.3 de.
gree. solder than the ag,.rag. for 62 years.
Mr. Stepan had aunewbat gloomy lor.bod•
Inge, and was Inclined to connect the preeeot
meeoo with the .ummer of 1860, wh., It
was sold In Jsly ar11 Angu.t. July of thst
year wet the 000lat on record. the
temoerature being 63 9 degree.. T6. soot
est Ju.e was to 1842, when the moan tem-
perature was56.4. July'. to time
y.ar was 64.7 end th.t of Aoga.t 68.9
The utas temperatures during other 000l
.Jooee.ime then were es IollowsJose, 1843. 58.9
,1use, 1844 60 4
June, 1857 56 9
June. 1x59 58 3
Jooe, 1857 66 9
.ion•, 1859 . 583
June, 1866 602
Jus. 1869 53 4
Jose. 1881 59.6
.lore, 1889. b97
Jone, 1901 651
Lose Jan. was 2 5 degrw'ugh, than
the u•wsye, or •bout SI. degrees warmer
Tac Huron and BraceLoan and Inesticat Co
GODERICH, - ONT.
thea the mesas fuel passed1h. year 1816 was known u "Oa. year
without • asmmer." 'Thor. warn boil every
nt eth of the year la the northers states,
and the oepreo.d.nted °oolongs almost
ruined .11 varletles .1 Drops.
BOOKS AND PERIODICALS.
Tu■ Jute MoCtu s's.-Tb. July
MoCi.re'. t. • notable asmber. Three of
1l. ooutnbuNuas •re ul national Importance
-;wo,ketohee o1 Admir•1 Sampson. by .1-
F.oretuy Loog •od l'antata A. T. Mah•o
respectively. and an article entitled,
"Fr/buts. Lit. la the Yblluppinr,",by Dr.
tlsary C Rowland. hetr.mely Iosaruottve
e s well ae netert.iulog .n Sterling Bellies
.000000 of "The 0v. Sea P:opertmante of
Mento. Uumout," bdog a record of hle flight
over the Mediterrao.00 at Moots Ceri°. by
•o eye- .eltoeu. • personal frleod, end •o
• utborlt y en eerlsl navigation. kiss Stonie
third paper oo 0.r .rp.tlenoes •moo/ the
bel`ende a devoted to the birth of Mme.
Talk.'. baby end the Iooldenta of the tint
w eek. of It. lit. l0 oeptlrlty. Cyru.
Towoand Brady contributes the fourth
e.my of his border F vht. end Fighter. series
la • .pleodld .ketch of "George Rog.nUlark end the Ghat Northwest." The
seemed lesta'meot of Boots Tarklogeoo'.
new novel of ludiant,"Tns Two V•srevet."goes to .how .1111 further that the author
of "The Gentleman tram Indiana" end
"Monsieur Heauoalre" hu loaf, nothing of beart of eoesr'a'nlee. There i. also a tempt-
ing dl•et'11y of .bort 0ollon.
TRS July C(stloroL1TAN.-Whet m•kee
the happy relation between man and wo'
ms+, to an sternally interesting queetloe,
end • olever d'eoaestno of why marriages
fall, promoted by Raiford P_ yke 1n bis
arilots "1'h. 1Voman's Yld.," le o.rtaln to
reoelye the y.ry wide 000aderation wb!ch
hes bee, given to that author'. previous
&ritotes on the dl.ca.do's of woman teres.
ma. The July Cosmopolites seem. to be
•Imo.t .100117 diylded 10 loterest between
men and women. "An Erp.rtmat la Do-
mestic F,naooele another entirely Dovel•rtic!e whtob w111 appal to women, while
.ome twenty pages devoted to the "Capt las
of Industry" well reoelye the oo.Slderatlen
Hot weather BOOTISSna s .. s . '"PY
°n°Sr►oE
No matter how cool and comfortably you aro dressed otherOur feet are not clad in cool Summer Footwear, you will feel h
restless. Cool Shoes are a great essential to Summer comfort. We
have all styles .t RIGHT PRICES.
For WOMEN'S HOUSEWEAR
Wometi'e Prunella Buskins, with toe -cap, for only 50c per pair.
Women's light Kid Buskins, with elastic front, McKay sewn, only 50c,
Cloth Slipper's, trout 15c. per pair up.
See window for values iia high shoes.
In MEN'S GOODS
we have all styles for OUTING, STREET or DRESS WEAR, UN.
EXCELLED in VALUE.
Our WALK OVER for Men and QUEEN QUALITY for
Women are our two leaders. Nothing like theta in town.
litve us a call and be convinced of our sterling values.
REPAIRING
E. DOWNING,
Red Front Shoe Store,
Neat Jas. Wilson's Drug Store.
of men V all classes of bonnets. Tin Cos-
mopolitan has undertaken to Drowns a series
of brief sk.tonu of the meet who are leaders
In lleaooe, manufactories and oommerae, nob
prepared to an offhand,way, but by wriest'
of the greatest •bUlty who b&yu an exact
knowledge of thea uhjau. The astir
thus far produced has attracted the widest
swathe. Th. industrial ohuge. 'Mon
bap of late been occurrlor with snob rapid.
Ity have the widest possible interest 1.r .11
olesses. '1'0e knowledge of these moo, their
d.rlv.tloo, lading obaracterletles and
weekoemee, throws muoh light upon the
news of the day In which their Wes am.
.lastly neer.
ITLLUPEONa Ns. U.
HODGENS
BROS.
:.:LLT.::'* •/
3rd WEEK OF
JULY SALE •
soli, [T IR -PHILIP HOLT, K.O.
BA.K[RU-THE CANADIAN BANK OF
0)MMRRCR.
OUR SAVINGS BANK.
We are prepared to receive Deposita
from Trustee., Parents or Children, in
sums of from Fifty Cents to Three
Thousand Dollars, acid allow compound
interest, added every six months at
rate! as agreed upon. Cheques are
given Depreitors, eo that they may
draw upon thee, deposits at any time
3, 3{ and 4 per rent. interest allowed
on Ilapoatte aueordieig to amount and
time left.
N.le-Parlament to a late Art of
Parliament married women and miners
have the right to doprott and draw out
money in their own name.
Depneito can be went by mad at the
risk of sander.
Ramon c from your hoiden temptation
to Imrglars and food for the flames.
A. the Company makes loans only on
fleet einem farm property, depositors
irate the elrongent security for their in.
veotmen t e.
TO BORROWERS.
This Company in prepared to loan on
the ,hortnvt with" any !D m npnn first
clam .enunty. Terms are male to ani
borrower!. Stehle ht Inane and simpl
interest.
MORT( IAO KR PURCRASF.D-For further
particulars call at the Company's office.
corner of Market quare and North
Street, Ooderinb.
W. L. HORTON, F. JORDAN,
Manager. Pr,sirknt.
W. PROUDF0OT, Vice -President.
DiRRCTOR.9
LORD HTRArwrn4A.
FRAgfna .1011DAN.
Ws. Psoopvoor.
D. J. Nano.
T. M. RnosRrs.
N. !)Winne.
RwwUS Hnwrn*.
Pinta? Hou, K.
SATURDAY we enter the 3rd week of our great July sale. There is no sign
as yet of the interest wavering. On the contrary business is better every
day. The big assortments we are showing and the remarkable values we
are giving are a combination that is bringing us Tots of business every day.
Here are some more hints of these July bargains. We lay special emphasis on
the silk waist offering. It is unusual. The goods are new and selling at half
and Tess than half their real value.
Paris Silk Waists, each $2.75.
A French Maker's Samples.
These waists aro the samples of a French maker. They are made of good quality
French taffeta silk, tucked and haladsomely trimmed with applique and Persian trimmings.
There are not more than a dozen in the lot and we got them at half price. That is why we
can sell them at this very low figure of $2.75 each.
12 oe!y ti k eyelets need' in Peri.. goo 1 quinsy Feen,b taffeta, etyma' est bandana garmeatl, meat are 36 & 3s
but ciao easily be altered re smaller ares, mediae?. old tow, white, and blue. If baught In the regular way
would Goll a1 $5 00 13 $6.00 each, some for more. For our July sale prlo..111 be each
$2.75
Other Silk Waists.
With the sample waists we will place on sale the balance of our spring stock of stylish
silk waists at from $1.00 to $1.50 less than regular prices. All are new this season.
$4.50 Waists Now $3.25
$4.00 Waists Now $3.00.
Fine silk "valeta, front end b., k of •'-
termite oluster• of floe 'ark. and v.:-
"noienee.1 fon, .1 tacked
sod trimmed with ioeertton, pearl
buttons, thin being, la shades pale
blue, pink. navy and white. A waist
that was good •eine at $4 00, for
Ja!y sale prtoe le . $3 00
Gloria silk weird. *111 not cut, tacke1
•II over, trimmed with pearl buttons
and black y•hret ribbon, • stylish
wormeet..a.4. e1 old rue only, Try
ular$4 50. for July nate.... .... 33.
$5.00 Silk Waists No
$3.95.
Rloh black Taffeta Silk Waste. hand
somely tucked and hemstitched,
trochee buttooe, hoed, regular 15 00,
for Jaly tele, each .. $3'15
$3.75 Waists Now $275.
25 Plata Bilk waist.. will not cot, nicely
corded, looked and hemetltobed,
W lined, savv, white, pale blue, pink,
regular 43 75 and good value, for
Joly ale each . 42 _
NI yds. Embroidery at
July Sale Prices.
More than 800 yards
good embroideries and in-
sertions to sell during July
at 5c, 8c, 12c. Add 3c to
Sc a yard to these prices
and you get the real value.
At 5c.
250 Verde emhrolder(es and In.ertboos
medium sod narrow widths, regular
7a, 8i and 10, Hoes, for July sale
this let. per yard , , .. ........ So
At 8c.
200 yards fancy combrla end muslin
embtotdertee and Ineertinns, neat Is
auger, regular 12i and 201, for July
sale, per yard .8.
At 12c.
250 yard@ fine muslin •n1 anmbrlo em•
broaden"' and io.rrtlona, last ands e1
tome binm time sold at 18i and 20o,
for July sale, pair yard.... . .12o
Parasols, 95c.
24 Iodise' Parssols, Anetrtan T.Oeta
top 0e stineg fnm.e, will not on',
steel rod, here, natural wood or
black handles, epeeist for Joly sale,
mob ....... .... .. 95o
Sheets, 65c, or 2 for $1.25.
if you paid 25c more for the
pair you would still be getting
a bargain. They are good
quality and free from dressing,
full 21 yds. wide and 2i long.
30 Sheets, made el heavy blemhed 1.111
.hemline, siren, and .wytosahle, bet-
ter value than you can Iney by the
yard at 41 50 the pair, for Judy pals,
snob, 660, sr t0. pair 41.25
Carpets and Blinds.
We repeat the list of
stands for a worthy quality
is genuine.
Bargains in Window
Blinds.
At 27o
Good quality blinds, full length and
width, mounted on strong spring
roller.. °ream, light and dark ;Irmo,
sp.oul for July, mob ..... ... . ..
At 350.
Blinds made of good quality cloth,
mounted on strong spring rollers,
complete with fringe and pall, regular
451, for July sale, each .....
At 450.
Blinds nisi!. 0.1 /nod quality ninth.
mounted on test spring rollers, lace
trimming, oomplet• with pull, cream
or light green, regular 60o, for Jo'y
sale, snob ..... .. ..... .
A Bargain in Curtain
Poles. _..._..___.....
450 Poles for 33o
Mabog•ay and oak Carted* Pole, bleb-
ly defe5.d, teary wood Hagg ted
upstairs bargains Every price
and in every case the reduction
27e
3.5o
43o
mountings. regular 45a, for July gale,
each ..... ........ ... ... ....... 330
Union Carpet 28c.
50 yerd. isle Osiris Corp.', good
weight and pattern, w111 wear well,
regular 3711o, for July sale.... .. . ..i1
Union Carpet 39c.
75 yards heavy Colon Carpet, closely
woven, good pattern, rnverslhle, *111
Hae excellent wear, special for July
sale ,.... 390
An Wool Carpet 55c.
75 yard' to my all wool Cerpet, made
from olean select Trans, good patters
for sitting room or bed room, monist
75o, for Jaly raleroue
Linoleums 70c.
3 ends hesty Montes Lloelsum,fall two
yards wide, regular 41.00 1aallty
elands( July Bale at parrae.tee yard 700
Mercerised Vests, 25c.
Ladlemsroerf,ad rotten Vests, look
very muoh Itke.11k, have the feel of
lisle thread, Dimly trimmed with Inca
and teen rlbboe,whlte, bine and linen
shades, the wholesale price's' 44 00
per doyen. Her July sale pries le at
the rata et 43.00 per dozen, earth .... 2.6.3
Men's Collars, 5c.
SUB .boe0100left, stand up et tern
dews, every ewe stow 157). regular
151 and 20a, °leering for Joty sale •e
'soh
5o
12Zc Dress Muslins for 82c a yard.
4 cents is your saving on every yard of those you buy.
Not a piece in the lot Mit. is worth 124c. Many you
would think good value at 15c. All American goods, fast
colors, and made for this season's trade.
300 yard. American Dress Mwsll.s, .11 this ..I'on's pattsyp
Colon are pale hive, navy Mee. pink. grey. lines .hm1es and
green, missy different d.elg.. Regular 120, and worth If
For Jaly saleper yard 8jt
JULY DFJI4ONRR
and .TUfdl"PATTERNS
now in.
HODGENS BROS.