The Huron Expositor, 1897-11-05, Page 58
7.
THE�
Moody, the noted .evange-
.tr-atford on Monday of last
eddied two meetings, one in
and the other in the evening,
,-i occasions immense orowde were
His discourses *ere clear, connive
expositions of the gospel, and
ubtedly productive of much good.
derem for the construction of a new
ge on sideline 5 and 6, concession
. n, were opened, last week,
t of W. W. Cowan, for the sum of
he iron work, and that of James
for:$68 for the stone work, were
rthey being the lowest. Mr, Rob-
lin of-Rueseldale, was appointed in -
Of the stone work.
that
SALE RIMS
On Wednesday, Nevem
o'clock. P. M., sharp, on Lot , C meetedon
12, Stanley, Farm Stook, I laments, etc.
John Tough, jr proprietor ; l .Fossenberry,
teuotioneer.
On Saturday, November 6t}h, at 1 o'clock
p. m., on Lot 12, Conoeseio
Tuokersmith, choice stock ate'
law ds Park, proprietors;
auctioneer
•On Tuesday, November 9th
T•m., on Lot 46, Conoessio
uokeremith, seeming sale of
Implements and Household
Henry O'Brien, proprietor ; T
auctioneer.
On Monday, November 8th
o'clock, sharp, on Lot 34,
Tuckersmith, 48 Pigs and,
young Heifers and Steers.
Routledge, proprietor ; Wm.
tioneer.
On Tuesday, .November 18th, at twelve
o'clock, noon, sharp, on Lot 22, Concession
3, Tnakeremith, Farm Stock { and Im'ple-
mente. A. D. Scott, guardian'; J. P.Brine,
auctioneer.
On Friday, November 12th, at 1 o'clock
p. ni., sharp, on Lot 7, Concesi ion 12, Hay,
Farm Stook, _ Implements a d Household
Effects. Louis Eckstein, proprietor ; E.
Boesenberry, auctioneer.
On Thursday, November 11th, at 1 o'clock
p. m., on Lot 11, Concession 7, McKillop,
Farm Stock and Implements. Thomas
Ryan,- Proprietor ; .Thomas rown, Auc-
tioneer.
r 10th at 1 r ERRK8EIRE_ BOARS FOR s &1 . The under-
signed hen st* ` thoroughbred • lierkahire
boars fu gale, all about six months old. t Some of
thole were: prise winners at: the show this tall, and
alt are " 8rs$.oies& animals. Terme reasonable.
JA tES DORRLNCtE. Lot 28, O000essio 6, Ido -
op, Seaforth P. 0. ' 1560x4
THE MARKETS.
0 82 to 0 84
O 21 to 0 26
O 14 to 0 16
O 14 to 0 16
Iett 2 40 to 40
Igunew- 6 00 10 6. 00
bud, 0 40 to 010
0 50 ti 0 60
, aa.a7.. h7.,
re. Shilling- 'paw FOR BALE, Olt TO RENT.—Being north
m. MoC1oy, C half of Lot 40, Ctortneselon 10 in the township
of Raet_ Wawanoeh, oontslnia 100 acres, 8b noise
cleared, watered with two ood welts. • On,the prem-
;, IMPORTANT Ns U
OE8.'
at 1 o'clock,�ry
2, L. R. Sr,
Farm Stook,
ffects.. Mrs.
omaa Brown,
1897, at one,
nceesion 4,
lot
lot of fines=
John W.
McCtoy, auo
leer are a bearing or, a good frame house, a
hame;bern, stale and straw shed. For 1311filoulitii
apply to HENRY .7. PEARU, - Winghipu _1 0.
Ncktice to Tax Payers.
Mr. Charles Dodds, collector of taxes for the town.
ship of McKillop. wilt be at the 'toga hotel,Seaforth,
every lerlday and Saturday afternoon untilDecember
14th, for the receiving of tam. The ratepayers will
please govern themselves soacadingIy. CHARLES
DODDS, Collector,. 1559-8
CADY'S BLOCK.
A BUSY
SHOE STORE
ovEs- S7QVL.S
We have very large and fine assortment of all kind of Stoves, end instead
of waiting until the season is over, we -are going to give those wanting Stoves a
chance, so we have decided during the present month of No-vember to
give off of all Stoves a discount of ten per cent, and as every Stove is marked
there will be no humbug.
We have also a good line Of secolndhand ones to choose from:
Now this is only for the montkof November, soif you want a good
built, 45z to.46i-o; Watley, 27e Jo Mr; bay
t dressed hogs, per WO lbs, 56 0) to 58.6.
Dairy Markets.
-a, Ontario, October 30th.—Thirty-
actorie.s offered 15,537 boxes Septem-
and balance. No eales • Sic was bid.
en were surprised teethe fall in prices,
as refused a week ago, •
ea, November -1st —At the Utica
Zlioard of Trade to -day the following salsa
cheese were made: 1,060 boxes of large
t flies, 100 at 8-ge 1,750 boxes con-
; 70 packages creamery butter at 21c
Cheese shows a deeline of Do.
FALLS, November lst.—At Little
ese sales were made 1,005 boxes of
Sic,- 684 small at lie, 170 small at
kages dairy butter at 17c to 18e.
ireceipts are small, there is a good demand
lend the.market is firm at 15ic to 16c for the
t pails, 'and tubs at 12e to 14c. Eggs—
e supply here is fair there is a moderate
selemand and the snarke't is steady at 15e for
fresh gatheredel2o for eeconds and 13c to
for limed.
'et satisf etoxy
There seas
in
with, and
added u fast
ria: the maker. -
nplete at pre-`
greens and
Ete are three
Jbout fifty very
ee 32, 34 and
at $5, $6.50
&.
cold weather
eater demand
d cape meter
-
g a- splendid
in fact the best
y procure for,
We sell a-
as lav as $1
sp cloth at the
heather mix -
le lot of fancy
at_ $1.50 ancl:.
Mautiiings at
is not very far
to thermometer
F different tem-
sr kinds of furs
, such as storm
nnf ` , gaunt1et5,
Would be pleas- -
Cbrough our fur
furs of sterling
rive satisfaction
common every
ri t .
e has greatly in-
put in` large
Iling lines for
en. We have
heavy under
Iles as as
ol- goods. We
Efferent kinds,
Prices range
dollar or more
de, it will pay
fashionable
f our busi-
Cottoriades,
tes, Under -
rankly what •
ung you may
Os Store.
wife of Mr. Thomas Palmer, Jr.,
APPLEBY.—In Clhlton, on October
Yr. James Appleby, of a son.
HOOPER —In Crediton, on October
Mr. Albert Hooper, of a son.
HARRISON.—In Grey, on October
11r. Martina Hardpan, of a dang
wit'e of Mr. J. Watkins. of a dau
ber 18th, WS
7th, the wife of
let, the wife of
rd, the wife of
ber 21st, the
r.
KENNEDY—In Clinton, on Octabei 2711% the wile
of 31r. Lack Kennedy, of a dang ter.
•
church, Toronto, on October 271
Shortt Rev D. A. Johneton, of
St. Thorned
by Rev.0.
Ituanett swan,
to Mies Annelle!. MeWhinney, dal ghter of Wm.
IloWbinney. Toronto, and forme ly of Clinton.
sister, Mrs. Wort% Toronto, on C tober 231% by
, Rev. A. J. Brougball. Mr. T. -R. . Case, of Sea -
forth, to Miss Grace Edith, yang est daughter of
-Charles Elliott, late of Cokurg.
'ORE -MoHAFFIE-At the rt ddenc of the brides
brother, Ox Bow, Nortb_weet Tersitory, on Octo-
ber 22nd by Rev. W. P. Waled , Mr. John M.
Oke, son of 8. Oke, formerly
Miss Kate 31cHaffie.
BAYLEY—TIBBOTT.---At the Met
age, Londesboro, on Ootober 28
W. Andrews, Mr. John Wilson
Gertrude Tiobott, all of Hulled
Blyth,fon October 27th, by Rev.
assisted by Rev. B. Clement, of
F. White, of London, to Min Ali
daughter of Rev. W. R•g-by.
ber 27th, at the residence of the
Zurich, to Mies Beitha, youngest daughter of
Mr. John Trevethick. I
of the bride's
ullett, Miss
am Pollard, of
receipts of French cheese by boat amounted
tor 6,000 to 7,000 boxes, which sold at The to
Finest Ontario Septembers, 811c to 90;
fineet townships Septembers, Sae ; finest
Ontario Augusts, -file.; finest Quebec -
Septembers, 81(i ; finest -Quebee Ode -
here, 8e to 8ie. Butter—The market is very
-421/. Exporters have been doing little or
nothing in batter these days, and certainly
414 market reflects the absene.e of demand.
-During the peat week only 1,058 packages
wean) tbe ether side from Montreal, com-
pared with- 7,879 packages for the same pe-
qiod last year. Quotations are : Finest
Utter, 14ic to 15c. --Eggs—New laid eggs
have been quoted on the basis of 150 to
1511o, and choice candled at 12c to 13c.
•
Toronto Poultry Market.
-The supply is small, the demand is good
end the market is steady at 10e for turkeys,
fele for geese, 40e to 60o for ducks and 35c
to 40e for chickens.
Live Stook Markets. •
LIVERPOOL, November lst.—Trade here
le -day was fair ; United States cattle sold
Atqd per pound ; Canadian rancheris at,
; Westerns at 4sed ; Argentines at 5d
per pound. Argentine sheep sold at 5d per
MOISTRFAL, November 2rid.—To-day be-
ing a holiday there was very little business
done during the forenoon except in buying
latabs for the American m ark et s ; several large
-nooks were bought here to -day at 4c per lb.
.Cattleyvere held at slightly higher prices,
of Colborne, to
odiet parson -
Bayley, to Miss
id parsonage,
alter Rigsby,
Maud, eldest
bpide's parents,
Roeding, of
Any one passing our store will` see at a
glance its, busy appearance these
wet weather days. After all it
pays to handle good goods rather
than the cheap goods. Fier many
years we've been trying to sell
honest footwear at reasonable
priees, and, although these prices
may seem high in comparison to
the cheap shoes (hafing good
looks but no wear), we ha.ve hun-
dreds of customers who have dealt
with us year in and year out,
whose universal experience to -days
is : " Buy good shoes—they are
cheaper in the end, and the place
where I get satisfaction is at
Willis'." This is the experience
of hundreds, and if you have not
.been getting satisfaction in your
footwear, give this store a trial.
rarBrett's Waterproof Blacking -15c
box fot 10c.
Coal Stove; with or without„oven ; a Coal and Wood
Range, a. good Cook Stove, Heating 'Stoves, Box
stove, or anyihing in the stove line -
•
Constant rrivals of new Fall Goeds have largel increased
our stock in e ery department of bur large store, and we are bet-
ter prepared than ever before to offer our custorners the best
.ggruaacli jety.of good at the; lowest possible prices, consistent with
'Specials in Dr
Ten piec
All Wool Co
large range
Brochis, have
them. while t
Now is your time to buy. Also remember we take Old Stoves in
change. Come and see what we have.
HARDWARE STOVES and TINWARE.
ex -
ss Goods
s extra heavy, good quality Serge, at 231c a yaed
ert Cloths in new colorings, at 50e a yard. Our
f Dress Pieces in Covert Cloths Bookleys and
been in great demand. Come and' have a look at
e assortmens lasts:
Our Fur Depa
tment
Itsio a well known fact that we carry a larger variety of Furs
than any oth r house in the west, and whatever you require in
Furs, it will pay you to inspect our stools. Our prices will be
!found lower lhan the lowest. All Furs iiiesranteect
Clothing to Oder
Suits a 'd Overcoats, from $10 to $20. Our hobby is o fit
.nien with $ its and Overcoats—for they muse fit and look as you
think they s ould look, before they leave our place.
Aeady to We r Clothing
olden
14on
•
Our stock Of Dress Goods is well assorted in plain and
are
fancys. Special' values in Black Goods.
. - Our Ladies' Jackets for style, quality and prices
right, call and see theim
GOOD VALUES _
Corsets, Gloves, Mitts and Hosiery, Underwear for Ladies'
and Gentlemen—you will find with us the best value we
have ever shown.
If in need of a Suit of Clothes ? Call in and see values,
we can save you from $3 to $5 on,every suit purchased from
us, as we are going out of this department.
EXTRA. VALTIES
Ties, Collars and. Cul, Socks, Braces, Hats and Caps.
OPENED A SNAP
Men's unlined Kid Gloves, regular $1.50 goods for 89c 'at
This f3 ck speaks for itself. We have the largest assortment
and best values. Few stores would be satisfied with our margin
of profit.
Suits, strict
skirt coats,
complete et
to our re
at from $2
The result is a large and, increasing trade. Men s
ly all wool, from $1.75 to $9.50. It will pay you. to
e have added a complete stock* of clay worsted. suits,
best make from $7.00 to $11.00. We have the most
ck of overcoats, we have ever offered and in addition
lat. stock we have a special lot, odd sizes to be cleared
CADE-POLLARD.-At the maiden
'Xiffin, Mr. Sameel Cade, of
Dollt, only daughter of Mr. Will
McK, Hop.
20111, ty Rev. Mr. Murray, Mr.
Miss Joanna McKay, both of
HOFFMAN-GUENTHIER.-In Da
men, to Miss Guenthier.
27th, at the residence of the bri
W Smith Mr. James Standoom
0, 012 October
m, Freeman, to
oath
wood, on Oeto-
John E. Hoff -
er, on October
Ontario, to Mrs Margaret Annir g, of Exeter.
HEITER—MoBRIDE —On Novem 3rd, by Rev. J.
McDonald, Mr. Henry Heiter, of tbe Goshen line,
Stanley, to Ines Sate McBride daughter of Mr.
ItOBERTS-BERGER.-In St. Lou s, !amend, on
October 27th, Wm. Roberti', son ef Robert Rob-
erts, of Seaforth, t3 Maxdalin Berger, of St.
SIGN
OF THE
CIRCULAR
SAW
Deaths.
COOPER. -In Tuckersmith, on Oct ber 30th, Mar -
Ng
Now
tle
but Caere were very few prime beeves on
the market to -day. Sales of pretty good
--cattle were made at from 3,10 to nc per lb,
nnd of common stock at from 2c to 30 per
Ile The calves were an ordinary -lot and
eelclat, from $2.50 to $6 each. Shippers are
naying 30 per lb for good large sheep ; good
Iambs !tell in, lots at about 4c per lb, and the
infer* ones at from Xec to no per lb. Fat
hogs oonthaue to decline in price and sell at
-from 41e to =Vic per lb.
BUFFALO, November 2nd.—Cattle—Mar-
ket slow and draggy ; good to prime steers
steady; but medium to good butchers'
rades, 10c to 15e lower. Quotations were
oice finished smooth fat steers,$5 to $5.15;
choice to prime,$4.75 to $4.90; coarse rough
to- good mixed butchers' stock, $3.40 to
44-15 ; good well:fattened cows, $3.40 to
-42-25 to $4.25. Hogs—Market slightly
lower ; good to choice Yorkers, $3.75 ; mix-
ed packers' grades, $3dM; medium weights,-
lge, $3,25 to $3,85. Sheep and Lambs—
laces about steady ; lambs, yearlings,
tive lambs, choice to extra, $5,40 to $5.50 ;
45 • 'sheep, choice to eelected wethers, $4.50
toid-75 • good to choice mixed, $4 to $4.40;
41.50. The offerings of Canada latnbs,
Which were much lighter than were antici-
pated, were of general good quality, and
meld at about 10c advance over the prevail-
- leg prices qf Friday ; choiee tO prime lambs
%relight $5.45 to $5.50, with the bulk of
the eales of fair te good at $5.25 to $5.40 ;
culls. and common to fair bucky, $4.70 to.
45.15; good to choice fat heavy Canada
sheep sold at $4 to $4.35, the latter being
'well mixed with wethers.
"T0301:TO, November 3rd.—Export Cattle
—Were dun on small receipts and a limited
-demand. Cables were discouraging. Noth-
ing touched 4c, the best price bevag $3.90
per ewt, and from that to $3.50, . 33utchers'
".Cattle—The quality was -better and eorices
were firm owing to a better deniand from
'Montreal and. local butchers. Seine choice
•sold at $3.75 per cwt.,' The general run for
good loads was neeto no. Quite a few
loads of medium sold at 3c. Bulls—Some
-good export sold at 3ic and stock bulls scold
lerebuying
at -210 to no. Diatillery men and farmers
a few feeders at P.40 to $3.60
per met, some fancy half -fat steers going
fperhaps a, little higher. Sheep and Lambs
—There was scarcely any inquiry for export
sheep on aceount of depressing cables.
'Prices ruled from 30 to 311 per lb. -Butchers'-
sheep quiet at $3.50 te $3.75 each. There
WaS a good demand for lambs for Buffalo
and prices were firm at 4/c per lb. Mitch
Cosvaand Springers—There were quite a few
dairymen on -the market looking for newly
'calved cows. Choice cows and early spring-
ers sold readily, but common cows were not
'Wanted. Prices were firm at $25 to $46
each. Hogs—The offerings were lighter
and the market was weak at &let() 41e for
choice selections weighed off the cars, with
loospeets -for lower prices. Thick fat and
ltigehetntene.gs sell at *lie ; stores areetvanted
Adelil Mildred, infant daughter
Joseph Galley, aged 9 months a
blIDDLMISS.-In Exeter, on Oc
beth Middlemiss, aged 89 year
STACKY.—At Denver, Colorado. o October 12th,
Mrs. Ann Stacey, formerly of Brueses, aged 61
pars and 27 days.
PRESTON. -In Wingham. on Octo er 24111, Thomas
Preston, aged 83 years and 10 n onths.
RUSSELL -At Riverside Ferm,1Jshoine, on October
28ch, Margaret H. Fowlie, ife of Thomas
Buseell, Eeq., aged 44 years an 11 months.
RUSSELL -In Exeter North, on November 3rd,
Johnnie, son of Mr. David Russi 11, aged 17 years
and 10 months.
Cooper, aged 51
ovember 2nd,
Is 63rd year.
er 21st, Verde
of Mr_ and Mrs.
d 23 days.
bar 24th, Eliza-
, 2 months and
tp
ci-
CD
ei-
5"
wo
1,1
I:3 Qg
4 11;13 5
g 0
1=13 pc)t. g22
071 0 (II
tt cD5,
ref)? F.I.1 C/2
tij
ts
o
PJ 161
CD
Staple Depart
the Golden Lion Store, Seaforth.
J. L. SMITH, Seafort.
NEXT TO 0. W. PAPST'S BOOKSTORE.
A Bedroom Suite.
ent
Barg ins in flannelettes, 5e lines for nc, re sr 8e for Dic, -
regular 1C for 61-c, 15.c goods for Hie. Special lines, imported
Flannelet s, for 9ic, :fast colors. Bargains in Linen Towels and _
Towelling , imported direct Our stock of Blankets, Yarns,
Hosiery a d Gloves, cannot be beaten.
wNe noKARD fla DIRECT
VW* IMPORTERS,
Opposite Town Building, Corner Main and Market Streets.
Everything you might want in
. AUCTION SAL
UCTION SALE OF FARN
t times to sell by Public, As
Concession 3, Tuokeremith, on Tu
STOCK AND
ne has received
tion; on Lot 22,
sday November
16th 1897 at 12 &deck p. m., shit p, the following
valuable property', viz. ;--Ho
working horses, 1 driving gelein
Cattle. -Three cows supposed to b
cows, 1 heifer two years old, suppo
2 heifers rising two years old, 6 s
plemente.-One Toronto binder, 1
.-One spa
four years old.,
in calf, 2 farrow
ed to be in calf ;
ring (levies Irr
tantford mower,
1 spring tooth cultivator, 1 see .11, 1 horse rake,
1 seuftler. 1 roller, 1 pair bobsleigh , 1 wagon, 1 hay
rack, 1 fanning mill, 1 feet iron rrows, 1 plow, 1
ear, rope and slings complete ; set double team
harness, I tank, and`other artiolea too numerous to
mention. Also a lot of hay and straw, if not sold
before the day of sale, will be s Id at the sale ; a
quantity of mengolds. And -a lot of hens. No re.
rve aa the proprietor has r nted his farm.
cash ; over that
Terms. -All El11113 of $5 and under,
amount 12 months' credit v ill be g ven on furnishincr
d joint notes. A discount at the rate of 6
per cent. will be allowed for
amounts. Hay, straw and piangol
D. SCOTT. Guardian of the Baud
h all credit
1560.2
UCTION SALE OF FARE TOCK, INCLUD-
ING 48 PIGS AND A LOT F FINE YOUNG
HEIFERS AND STEER8.—Mr. re. McCloy has re-
ceived instruotions from Mr.John .Routledge to sell
by Public Auotion, on Lot 34, Colession 4, Tudor -
smith, on Monday, November 8th, 1897, at 1 &dock
m sharp, the following 'valuable property, viz.: -
be 15 calf to a
ve in December ;
two years old, 6
year old. Pigs. -
0 pigs five weeks
w pig, 1 brood
d -Chester White
ar. Sheep -Nine
ed Leicester ram.
, cash ; over that
en on furnishing
at the rate of 5
d for cash on all
OUTLEDGE, Pro.
er. 1560-1
attle.-Ten cows, supposed o
thoroughbred bull ; 1 heifer, to 011
16 steers two years cid, 8 heifers
steers one year old, 1 heifers one
Nights en pigs eleven weeks old,
old, 1 eow, with litter at foot ; 1 s
sow, 1 thoroughbred Chester Whit
boar, 1 thoroughbred Berkshire b
well bred Leicester ewes, I well b
Terms. -All sums of 9 an
amount 8 months' credit will be gi
approved joint notes. & discoun
per cent. per annum will be allow
credit amounts. JOHN W.
Hello,
here
Come in and see how I
HUG
Down the prices in Croc
stock of Dinner and T
Glassware and Lamps of
designs. My style of d
ilet Sets, also
the very latest
ing business
ROB S
126
No man, as my stock o Teas is always
complete, including th noted. BLUE
the best 25c Japan. Tea in town. My
stock of General 'Groceries includes
everything usually kept in a first-class
CIT
GROO
RY.
elD
Making the bed. takes little time and
1 less talent Buying the bedroora set is ae
different affair. The comfort of sleep rests
seef ,Much in the bed. ; one wants to combine
beauty, comfort and economy. .1sTo better
chance than now. We are selling some
Bedroom Suites at wonderfully. low prices,
NI. prices that will make you wonder how we
st-e can make them for the mon.eys . Call and
see them. No trouble to show -you OUT
furniture. We'deliver furniture free.
Rib
Y GOODS
GAN BE POUND AT -
NTECOST'S
We aim- to please the people, by giving them'a firge assortment o our
lines, with the prices at the lowest point.
TO THE
PUBLIC
CD
Our Undertaking Department is complete and strictly up-to-date with a
larger selection than ever before, and prices to suit every one s needs; Vire, have
a quantity of suitable chaiie to be used at funerals, which we will lend free of
charge, and any orders that we are favored with. shall receive our best attention.
Night calls promptly attended to by our undertaker, Mr. S. T. Holmes, Goder-
BROADFOOT BOX & CO
We are showing by far the best selected
and most complete stook of Boots,
Shoes and Rubbers in town for the
present season. See it and be satisfied,
for you are bound to find just what you
• want. Another very important. thing
for you to know is, thee we give qual-
ity ae well as quantity, ,end show in all
departments goods of the highest grade
of excellence. And lastly, be it re-
membered, that in price we please you
with the best figures it is phssible to
make honest goods. Come m and see
our Men's Long Boots, and also our
Women's Box Calf in balmorals and
button, which for style, quality and
price cannot be equalled in town. In
Rubbers we can fit any shoe and all
pockets, in all the different brands.
Give us a call, and we will be pleased
to show you through our stock.
A: BARGAIN..
ommer
Minn/wry a Speciality—
Try our Millinery Department, for neat stylish Hate
and Bonnets, at the closest prices ever offered ia Millinery.
Ladies' Jackets. to Order
This is certainly the best plan to secure a good reliable
Coat, and We guarantee fit and finish equal to any goods in
the trade. All Coats lined with Plaid or Farmers' Satin, at
prices from 15 to 80 per tent. less than readymade
garments.
Dres Goods Department ---
Will be found up-to-date in all the new styles of
Fabrics.
No word: is more albused than the word " Bargain." It's a very hackneyed term in
these days of fake sales_ and deceptive advertising. You will admit when you visit this
store that we nse„ it correctly and never exaggerate. If we advertise an article, we have
it exactly as it is advertised. •
UNDERWEAR FOR MEN.—M en's Union Shirts, ribbed, flesh color,
25e •, Men's Union Drawers, ribbed, flesh 'color, 25e ; men's heavy striped Shirts, a speeial
at 35c • men's all wool Scotch knit grey Shirts as good as we have sold at 65c, for 50c ;'
Arctic'Shirtsra, very warm, heavy line, soft and smooth; for, people who can't stand any-,
thing rough next to them, price is only 500 ; fancy striped Shirt, grey and pink, also blue`
and pink, Scotch knit, 50c ; fancy striped Shirts, all wool, splendid goods special 75e ;
better kinds in fancy stripe or plain grey, $1 . In all the above lines we 1;ave drawers to
match at same9price as shirts.
15c ; elegant
UNDERVVEAR FOR WOMEN.—Ribbed Union Vests,
lines in all wool Vests, long sleeve, large size, either open front or closed, extra epecial at
50c ; the best goods made, $1 ; heavy ribbed, fashioned Veits, open front, nicely trimmed,
our special 25c ; white lamb's wool 'Vests, silk trimmed, very pretty and durable, 75c.
Drawers to match most of above at same prices.
Prices vary according to sizes -80, 10c, 12ie, 15e, 18e,
GIRLS' VESTS --
20c, 25e. All wool Vests -40c, 25e, 30e, 35e and 40e. These are nice, soft, all wool
Vests, closed fronts.
—Union make -20e, 25c, 300,
BOYS° SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
35c, 40c, according to size; All wool lines, best made -30e, 35c, 40e, 45e, 50e. Drawers
to match above.
Richardson & McInnis,
WHITNEY'S BLOCK.
cKINNON ilt. CO
$50 REWARD.
Property for Sale.
There are oertain of our properties which still re-
main unsold. Intending prproWpsers _will kindly in-
ptuire partioularts from Thomas Brown, or at the
calm of the
&tate of T. T. COLEMAN, Sasforth.
1500
The 8110ard of Directors of the IleKlIkap Mutual
Fire Insurance Company' offer a reward of $50, for
such information as may lead to the conviction of
the party or pexUes who set fire ta the Agricultural
Pali in the Tarim otesistorth, on the 314 of Asquith
W.. I. SHANNON, Secretary-,
1500-3
A LIST OF WHAT YOU MIGHT- WANT A LIST OF WHAT YOU !MeV T,
A. nice pair of Flannelette Nigh
Gowns.
A stylish and comfortable Wrapper.
A Shirt Waist for Fab, nicely lined.
A nice warm Coat for the baby.
A warm suit of Ladies' Underwear.
A pair of good wearing Corsets.
. A pair of good Kid Gloves.
Nice Hosiery, nice Cashmere Gloves,
A niee Fall Dress.
A good Table Cloth, linen or
tapestry.
A fine pair of Lace Curtains.
Flannelettes, Ticking, Tovrellings,
Wrapperettes, Gingham and Prints,
Blankets, Flannels, Comforters, Fancy
Goods, Art Silks, Cushions, Staiiip
Linens, Doylies 6c, 10c and I Set Side
board Covers, Stand Covers,five o'clock
Tea Oloths, lea Cosies,. Cords, Cushion.
Hoods, Tookes, Shawls, Yarns, Drapery
in reversible cretonne. i Tops, Cushion Squaree, Silks.
Be Sure awl Visit Our Store on
Bargain Day --Every Tuesday
Pentecost's ientecost's
Under Town Clock