The Gazette, 1893-08-31, Page 4131 isgoV Jfouse.
Store to the Front:
Ail summer goods at cost
No old stock must be allowed
to accumulate.
1210. prints at 10c.
10e. prints as law as 6c.
10e. Straw hats at 5:
Mildmay.
PIRST ARRIVA.I,S of BALL GOODS!
I buy in large lots for Spot Cash
Big Reductions get Lowest Guts and large Discounts,
And sell many lines. below USUAL PRICES
`-� alt i1nt�
during August and September.
Cite along
and get
- Your Jag.
before the snaps are all gone.
=In D,<en's,—
Suits and Furnishings
we Iead them all
We have
1•7 Attz
and Bargains
In ever
too numerous to enumerate.
Bring along your Produce
and get a trial lot and Judge for your-
self. Also be sure and bring your
Picture Tickets, and get your
Cards Punched.
Just To Hand
380 Pairs ig`itie, A wool Si -i1 '1s and TI 37)1EitACIAT3M3FeS at Ousts.
CASA, usually sold at 75 to 85e. No family within Ten Miles should pass by this
bargain. Also a line of underwear at 25c•, Special.
SMOKED MEAT For Sale ! Butter, Eggs, Etc. ,Wanted at Highest price.
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MCD-YMIR.f.
L�REAT CLEAR=NCx SALE
�R SUMMER GOODS A.rr
The balance of our summer stock to be sold at
Great Hedu_ctions.
1 g%c. Dress goods for 8. cts., .45c. Wool Delaines for. 330., 14 cts Prints for 8 cts, 175 pairs
Ladies' Tafetta gloves worth 35 Cts for 10 cts, boys' and men's Straw Hats at
half Price.
if you don't: ,Remember we tale no Second place we are first -with low prices
come you will
a
disappoint res, and STYLISH Goods. We give. highest price for T ARM rRODUCE.
Full stock of GROCERIES always on hand.
McLAUGHLIN & Co.
GORRIE.
JOHNSTON'S
CAS
—AND—
Produce *Store.
A full stock of
Tweeds, worsteds, Cottonades,
Shirtings, Ladies Wear,
Men's furnishing, Linens,
Honey Comb Quilts, Satin Quilts,
_Lace.Curtains, Flannelettes,
Prints `and Ginghains, Fresh
Groceries, Boots and Shoes
. Highest market price paid for
Butter and Eggs
Ciisb or rrroutle
Call and see -goods and prices.
Jas. Johnston,
$10,000, Private Funds to loan on
Farm_ property at low sates..
issrer. of_Marriage,Licenses
ST: LEON
Nature's Healing, Water..
Life's Nourisher of Blood,.
Health's Storer..
The Greatest Mineral Water Known._
Pleasant to the taste. •
Healing.to the.system.
ce
o=
By the -glass orin.quantities, at;
%coeeryr aad Ice Cream. Parlors, s
Gerrie.
GEO. E. LIESEI/IER
Tka Leading Blacksmith.
irrhiala t* a place where you can get your Horse
Slinging and all kinds of General Black-
,smith ng done right (heap and Neat:
4.1ways .a fill 'stock of Wagons, Buggies, -and
•. _ triages ofall kinds kept an hand.
1 hkve a ^umver of
X3 5 Erarr CetaXtre3. which I ta
You' want one, ; not 4.a ate
tam
'cgnclr.I3and.B es an Wsg#ns4
.E LIES .
J. MItibE
General Merchant,
MILDMAY.
ildmay rug Store.
Complete stock of Drugs, Patent
Medicines. and Druggists Sundries.
In Perfumes
We have Lubin s, Rithsecher's,
Woodworth's, Seeley's, etc.
. . We_ also have Sachet powder, a delightful and
lasting perfume
DIAMOND DYES. All the different shades
and colors kept constantly on hand..
TRUSSES: -We have a very large `assortment -New.
York Elastic, with either Water, Spiral Spring.. or Enam-
elled pads. Hard Rubber Trusses and several other kinds.
If in need. of a Trusscall at the Drug Store.
Clapp, M. D.
Proprietor
x�RGorT �
Flotna6ey
Aekine
mliana 0:13re
Manufacturers of THRESHING MACHINES, ENGINES NEW14 ODEL
MOWERS, GRAIN CRUSHERS, STRAW CUTTERS, FT
Repairing of Threshing machines a Specialty. All kinds of Plow
points kept constantly on hand.
Castings made to order.
We have the Finest Machinery and Most -Skilful Workmen and are preparedto
give the best of sat - a. on to .oar custotners.
I3YOhr?21n CIOera
BUGGIES, CARTS , and WAGONS
*triode
Conic and. See Them or write
ford PRICES ' before buying
Elsewhere,
The GAZETTE
Is fitted out with New. Type in the
latest designs, _ all on the _"point"
system, and with a splendid, rapid
job press. and we are prepared to
-compete with ,the cities for fancy
printing. -
IIOi�"T sem your -
Oal
away; until you sae ourSamples
and Prices.
Fors
_Ps_uGuar
The lines of goods we
cut on during August
MEN'S SUITS
To Order
Anything in a summer
suiting will be quoted
at a Liberal Discount,
Boys' Spring and
Summer Suits
1g
Also. Quoted. At Reduced Prices
Strait fbr$s
The prices of what we have left in.
Men's or Boys' Straw Hats, sells at
very near half the regular price.
Parasols E. -
We
have still a good selection of parasols, in -fact --a few too-
: many. In order to reduce the number we will sell -
. you a cheap one for very little money, ora. good one
: for the price of a cheap one.
1
Mil>. mays.
CHURC
.=VA1 G -Ig 1CkL. Sen'i
Sabbath School at
-Betperintendent. Cottage
.y evening at 7:30. Yo,
-' Tuesday evening at 7:30.
evening at 8 o'clock. Re*
DRESBYTERIAN.—Seri
bath School 2:30 a.m.
tendent. Pra_verre ctii:gj
o'ciodk. Bev. R. W. Gal
C. CHURCH, Sacred'
C.
Father Wey. P P.
alternatively at 6:3:;
every other Sunday at
230 p.m.. every other Sai:a
r uTHEn N.—iter. Dir
vices the last three S
st 2:30 p.m. Sunday Sch
�
ETFHODIST.—Servic
Sabbath School 2:3')
tendent. Prayermeeti
W. B. Danard, Pastor.
SOCIE
(' M.B.A., Na 70—mee,
i.:• evening of the sec.
days in each month.
K. WEItEit, Sec. G3
O.F.—Court Mildma ;-
• hall the second and
month. Visitors always
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Grand Trunk
Trains lea! Mil
lows :
GOING SOt)T1{.
Express ...... 7.15 a, M.
$hail...... 11.55 "
Mixed.. 5.20p.m
Mr. Frank Jasper
his store neatly re -
improving its appea
Mr. John Boyle, o
five, Paisley, was
Pluck's fancily over
Messrs Armour a
yesterday on a bicyc
and Owen Sound,
home this evening.
Mr, Tony Fortney
boy, but now of Hes
short holiday visit h
friends in this vicini
Mrs. Bauer and n'
guests at the Miltm
past six Weeks, sta
their return to their
Mo.
The sidewalk on
received some nsac
at the hands of the
New plauis have be
erected in dangerou
Mr. John Scheft
a clerk in Uerringe
for the past four ye
engagement last we
apprenticeship havi
Mr. Wm. Seigneur
Buffalo last week vi
tells of a very plea
which befel him o
with about 15 other
on to Grimsby instc
hours at Hamilton
reaching there the
through train did u
and they would be c
late at night. He ll
scores of tinges befcr
he got at the station
in a very dismal,
strolling around he
gates and meeting t
Camp Grounds Co
found a genial and
be was shown thro
b1e enchantment. B
cottages and tents
everywhere under th
driveways extended
and the beautiful '
boating parties, bat
He was treated cour
on every hand. Whe
his departure it was
grets that he did so.
to spend a part of n
delightful spot, acro
Mr. McKenzie is p
pressing hay, and h
engaged hauling i
this occupation Sen
team are gaining e
hauling almost five t
Fair Grounds will
hay.
MrJohn Durkin,
guest of Mr. P. Hau
for a few weeks leas
spend the balance of
. his parer,ts. at. Londo
- friends while here
foot -ball field brough
of aognaintances..