Halton Hills Newspapers

Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), July 29, 1897, p. 3

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the bankkf hamilton headostioe hamilton capitol all paid upl 1 26000000 reserve fund 9 725o0ooo total aeaeta 8984887345 1 noarly tou mullous of dollars oiin stuaht lroaldont board op directors a o rab8ay vioo1roatdput iko llcucn joiin pnoctoli atwood a b lkb toronto wm gibbon mp tuiinuuli caohlor it 8 bteven a h m watson ilibiiootor georgetown acency a general buikinjt business transacted- notesofresponsible farmers discounted and special attention given to ihe collection ofsale notes and commercial- paper generally drafts issued payable at all principal points in canada and united states drafts on great britain bought and sold savipgb department deposits of si and upwards received interest allowed at current rates and added to principal every year- whether passbook is brought in or rtoi special deposit receipts issued for largissums j pbell asont georgetown out ttip news at home mortly of a looal crtaraoter and every item interesting table 8poons desert spoons tea spoons knives and forks no other store in town can show you such a fine assort- -ment-of-this-line-of-goodi- quality the best prices low if you need some give us a call geo hynds jewelery store acton k look at the date on the label on your i papor and yon will see howyour eabscrlp it will oonrera laporandyou tlon stands renew promptly favor jt dati jfe xis thursday july 20 1897 little local brieflets whloh caught the eyes or ears of free preosttteportef a this week sunday is the flrlt of august tbe wheat harvest is general now rj8opberries are unusually plentiful has yonr subscription been renewed did yon ever see a july rain like that ol this week wild raspberry parties have been numerous this week sr7 wmrofifney has bnilt a neat barn on his lot on chorob street what shall the harvest be is a oar- rent and anlious question this week ithe piuses gives reliable newb and lots of it 40 cents to end of year prepare to view the eolipse today isnt it about time the band stand was pat into shape at the town hall equare mr george dills has sent the fbeb pnsss copies of kiverton iowa papers acton will play brampton a gatna of ball in tbepark here on batnrday after- i the pricob for small fruits are lower hero this year than they have been for years ae gnrney a co advertise a clear ing mid summer sale to commenoe to morrow landlord clark now sports a flno pnenmatio tired snlky in practicing his speedy steed monday is onelphsoivia holiday- an exoorsion will be run over the c f b to to a n v f 1 mi tired businessweary men their playtimes are beginning weve reaohed the summer season when the oating has its inning the new bridge over the stream in cooks survey has been completed and the filling in of the approaches is also about finished aid- calvert of gnelpb went to niagara falls about ten days ago and has not been heard of for a week his friends are very anxious as to his whereabouts the rev dr greg convener of the hymnal committee is in reoeit of a oable gram from the oxford university press stating that the new hymnal will ho on sale throughout canada in august rev andrew j armstrong of brady island neb addressed the methodist sunday school and assisted in the evening aervioelast sunday he is an aoton boy and a former member of the sohopl- an officer of the ontario agricultural college gnelpb writes the free prjms yonr live weekly comes regularly to the reading room of ne college and is highly appreciated as a leading local weekly rev n masataa of dowagiao mioh preached an impressive sermon in the baptist ohuroh on sunday afternoon his friends and relatives were pleased to have the privilege of hearing him again under the amendment to the ontario medical act physloians will in future only have to report deaths from infectious dls- eases to the medical health oflloer tor the mnnioipality in which they practice valldnight mechanics visited williams shoe store last friday night and helped themselves to fopror five pairs of his best parties who have broken in several times before is a question but murder will out in time the zlegler hlnoh co are building ati extension to the rear of heir store on opper wjndhsm street guelph- the proposed addition will run back about jtwentyttro feet and will be twentyfour feet wide it will be built of pressed brick the new apartments will be need for gents i urnlahings snd olothlog messrs mllllgan and peltie the took pointer who are working on the walls of the methodist ohuroh are doing very superior work the decayed bricks are all beingremoved a preservative is applied and with the coloring and pointing the appearanoe is greatly improved faot the transformation is so complete that when completed ihe ohuroh will look like a new building if yon wan any of the following articles oall and see jobn mcqueen agent at blswarsrobma cooklog stovs bedroom sails bedsteds sideboard extension table stovepipes and a number of other articles a remarkable july rata tbo thirty hours rain on monday and tuesday waa somewhat detrimental to harvesting operations mast of the wheat ib out and shocked but it will bo soveral days beroro it oan bo housed the oats arc badly lodged in some plaoeb qunrterly communion service tlio tirst quarterly saoramonlal servioes nndor the pastorate of rev james a oldlaonlan m a will bs observed in the methodisbgbnrobnexvsnndecy trrerlovo foabt will be hold at the olose of the regular morning service and the sacrament of the lords supper will be adaiiuiatered in tho evening tlie pastor will preach at both serviaeb the ssorarnenc of the lords suppst will also bs administered in knox ohuroh next sabbatu pre-oora- munion flerviaoa will be held on friday at 11 a m ends n m rev w m moksy of norval will preach aboih- services tho magnboont crops not fortweutyeirbyearsluvea had suol eonersjly exoellent crop v said a prominent agriculturist to the epics pnxss onsatqrdaymorning llieiayib a very heavy oropr the fall wheat ul barley neverworo better iu this seotiob- beoause nearly every farm ha fin yields- ihe most of the spring crops are very promis ingarid the roots have every prospeot of being up to the averogat tho farmers are likely to have fat pooketbooks tliis fall and everybody will rejoioo that the appear ances are so favorable to tbem they certainly deserve good crops after the failures of several years pant acton cmo solidity could we not have a civic holiday and oxanrbion this year in wbiob tbe oom- manitygonerallywonldbeindaclt6par ticipate said a pnbliobpiriltd citizen to the fuee phebs tho other day aoton oan surely move as sncoeasfauv an saoh matters as- other towns if m concerted effort were made by the spoietcea in town the most of the population would be in terested and snooess assured xiet tbe matter be taken np and an excursion arraged to goderiob barrio darlington beach mohawk park brantfprd blora or some other popalar point good rates oan be seoured to any of thoaeplaoea fonr of burlingtons societies have united in a oivio holiday excoraion to mohawk park brantfbrtf for the 10th anguit outrageously- absurd joonowy it ishlgh time the polioy of the streets and walka committee of keeping tbe town in darkness during tho nights of the sum mer months should oomo to ao end the idea of forcing citizens and possible visitors to grope thoir way through town on nights when there was such pitoby darkness ss on monday and tneaday is prepoeterboi it is not only disoomfort to pedeatriana it ia positively dangerous to life md limb and it ib an advertisement of a- nature moetadyerso to actons good name and reputation lot there be lightl 7 if we must adhere for a few months iongerto the ancient plan of lighting the streets with coal oil lamps lot them bo lighted when necessity demands the saving of a few gallons of ooal oil is a pennyvslie and a pound foolish economy and is regarded as absurd by ratepayers and outsiders a saintly spirit called flora many of the older residente of aoton and vicinity will remember mrs wlljlam moore br who with her hashand and family resided on the first hoe between thirty and forty years ago after a few weeks of rapid deoline she entered into rest last thursday mrs moore was beloved by all who knew her for herkludly dis- goodnatured belpfulneesi hers was a meek patient humble tranqnil spirit and her trust in christ was implicit the family removed from aoton about thirty years ago settling in gleaelg grey co from thenoe they removed some years later to the vlolnity of ghealey whore they established saw mills and took op several hundred acres of land through the efforts of mrs moore and her family a sunday bohool was established wbiob was the nncleua of a ohuroh with regular preaohldg services around the mills there loon grew np a prosperous hamlet with a pott jffioo lijltton8 bask- hail chvb and tiibitt friends foil tub fllku ll8s xruq frloudsblp htorllnjii staunch aud suru v ib soon ouovory baud liut naught oau surpass tbo frluliulluuhs dlsplayod bytlio allltoii llauu tbolrayiupatliy aud fiolloltllo fcjrarjolr frlodds of tbo uluiuoud ramo tbo sontlinolits of pythiati auu damon put to uliamo itosponslvo to tbolr prompting tlioy on tba day of tlio acton lay to jubllato lu bulr victory mot thoir frlonds pu tbolr homuwurd way tboy sally forth in tbo jowy ovo and passlns nolds aud bowors isxpoatautly purbuotbolr way towardbpuysldns lofxytai wbonbuddoiily tlioy bait thoy como wollglvo thorn glad surprise koop blionco all tbeu all is still tho latost oobo dlos a royal wolcotpo will wo rlvo says tbo laador true and fair ttron boo tbo oonauorlurroro goiuoa floats blgb ou tbo ovoulng air but tlio fallau crobtof tbo noarius iliuo to tbo quick oya tolls a talo f 1 xud tlio martial strain of tho milton uornr subbldoalutoawall for plthoso wlokod svrotchod moo- tboactciu bisaoball uiuo have dono tbom up so terribly tboy riovor more can sblno aotop july 27tb 1897 bumoni named mooresburg out of rebpeot to tbe family the funeral of deceased wavs held on sunday to the obesley cerxtetery tbe remains- being followed to the tomb by by friends and neighbors ocoupying over a hundred oonveyanoes a pretty wedding referring to the marriage of mr t 8 ward the llstowsl baniirr says on wednesday morning lillis daughter of mr and mrs heppler was married at the residence of her parents dodd street to mr t spears ward of acton formerly of this place at haft pait n ooloo tbe bride entered the drawing room on the arm- of her father while her young sister gertie played the wedding mar oh her bridesmaid being her twin sister min nie the ceremony was performed by the rev wo cooper of knox chnrch tbe bride looked oharrning in a pretty gown of white india silk trimmed with pearl gimpniru with real laoa and carrying a shower boquet pf white rosea and maiden- bair fern tbo bridesmaid wore mile green organdy with sequins and oarrled pink roses tbe groom was assisted by mr w heppler of new hamburg ooailn of the bride after the oeremony tbo friends sat down to a very tempting breakfast and the yonng couple then left for owen bound and other points north amid showers of rioeaod good wishes for their future mr and mrs ward arrived in aoton from their honeymoon tour last- friday oar oltlzens oordially welcome them tbe borne tesnt a fin the vlctorm the milton base ball clnbplayedaanatoh here on saturday last with tbe homo nine and were outplayed in every particular the aoton club played a brilliant game throughout both at bat and in the field rnrmjllonvelarftehetvaalaoooked out of tho box in the sixth inning and was replaced by mahoney who did not fair much better at the hands of altons baiters the following is the score as n in ro x destructiv b fire at- wl art0n wiantps on jjuly20- hoiirt of the business portion of tbiatuivn was barned nut early sunday morning about 830 the lire bell rang a few minutes after a bright light wsb been in rear of sadliers brob store the very oontre of tbe business portion before tbe firemen could get a stream playing the fire wsb beyond control dry wooden sheds and outhouses were all around and in- half an hour citizens were witnessing tbe biggest baze ever seen in town although tbe men jorked-wou-and-water- in plenty-tho- flre was hard to reacii as the front of tbe street wsbsolid briok and stone and tbe beat of tho fire obuld not be roaohedfor some time fieldings flourand feed btore sadliera bros large drygoods fiohora drng store davis wutebmaker davis tailor millers office whiohcrs office the mechanics ioatitute bookb savod and many others aro the snfferere tho in suranoe on moat was small tho hre con tinued toburh until d am coming and going vleltors to and from aoton aha yarlousotho pers notes tbo fnxis phebb invites all its roaders toeon tribute to tills column if you or your friends aro going away on a holiday trip or if you have frlouds visiting yon drop a card to tbo fneb plucbb j miss sadie turton is visitfng friends at corwhin miss gailbby of toronto visited friends boro thib weok mr j guyett of detroit bpont sunday with mrs 3 p mullen miss winnie bennett of milton visited uudu last weelr mr george molennan left last week for chicago to take a situation miss minnie orrlofl on tuesday to visit friendb in hamilton and buffalo drhalsted isvisilingfriends in grand valloymoun foroet and kimberly miss b corrldanof toronto visited mrs jlp mullen for afow dayb last week mies boomer went to sohomoerg last week to spend a time with friends there mr j momabon of toronto wt a guest of mrs mullen for n few days- this w9 mrs e sullivad of campbellville spout sunday with her sister mrs j mollon i rev dr and mrs scanlon of nassaga- weys visited friends in town last friday y mrs john moore and sons of llmehonse have gone to penetanguisbine for tbelr holidays mr p cmaddock of toronto is spend ing the week at the home of postmsster matthews mrs dr mckesgue and children and mrs d henderson are visiting friends at intrlnslo vslue of hoodsbarssparilla merit fu medlolne metiui tow power to cure hoods sarsaparllla poeiesias sotdal and unequalled curative power end there fore it- hss true merit when yon buy hoods bsrssparlllaand take it according to directions to purify your blood or cure any of the many blood diseases you are roorauy oertaln to receive benefit the power to cure hj there yon are not trying- an experiment it will make your blood puie iluh autl liuurtlbioaf tbd thus drive ont the germs of disease strengthen the nerves and build upthe wholesyatem we bought our fruit jars before the price raised yqu get the benefit by buying from us now t c moore son south cor mill and main streets ifsapiila li the best in fct tba one true blood purlfler prepared only by s i hood tt colowell mui hoods pinsyiffli the scott act defeated at charlottetowo p e i after eluhteeri years operation oiiaiinottiliwvn p e i july 22 in the election hold here today for repeal of the canadian- teniperanco aot 673 votes were polled fori and 769 agalnbf defeating the act by 118 majority the act has been in forco in the province for some eighteen yara previous to that tbe liquor regulation act was in force married ssyears london july 20 mr and mrs glad stone yesterday celebrated the fiftyeighth anniversary of their wedding many visitors joined jo the family rejoicings at harwsrdeemd scores of the townspeople ealuted tho venerable oooplo while on their way to ohuroh both aro in excellent health mx gladstone walking off with as mnoh vigoras at any time within tbepaat ten years shaking hands energetically and conversing with great animation g t r trainmens uniform the management of the g t it is de parting from ita asnal oustom ot obtaining tbe uniform of employqea from one firm in- montreal in future the nnifoimwillbebup- plied at tho various divisional headquarters the new uniform of the conductors will bo oharaoterized by a aacqno coat inbtead of tbe prebent skirted coat tho brake men on passenger trains will bo olothod similarly to tlio pullman portora late literary news with five delightful stories in the august cosmopolitan ono might judge that it was intended solely for light reading in mid summer but a second glanco shows that t oontainsaa well mnch of borions interest the becond paper by the apooial commie- sioner sent- by- the cosmopolitan to india tellb a tale the like of which has never before appeared in any periodioal we have in histories seoondhand acoouutb of great famines bnt they laok that jtartling diatinotnoss wbiob comes from beholding at first hand the eights dosoribed twenty millions ot people blowly starving to death many of them in sight of tho rollwayal no american oan form any idea of the state of affairs now existing in india president dwight of yale f nrnlbhes this months consideration of the question does modern college education educate in the broadest and mobt liberal sense of the t a charmingly iliubtratod and charming ly written article on japans stage and greatest actor by robert p porter the second part of le gollionnes new ren dering of tbe robaiyat a sketch of that most wonderful crusader godfrey de bouillon and a new poem by bret harte are also part of tbo oontents of thib august cosmopolitan btt warned dont be a fool know what yon want and refnse to be imposod upon by greedy dealers when they attempt to palm off sore producing substitutes for putnams pain less cora extractor the only safe snre and painless oojn oure pntnams corn extraotor is the best tho safest and only painless corn remedy a telegram from sir- wilfrid lanrier announces that be will sail from liverpool for home on angjist iu at the first preebytorian church soa- forth on friday rev neil mcpherson m a b d pastor of st panls presby terian churnb hamilton and isabel daughter of rev matthew barr of sea- forth were united in marriage aoron beatty of w clark s s kelso rf fbyder o u ryder 9 b mcdonald 1 b 8tesuorp jogo if o clark 3 b mityrov hartley aa alltoheu 1 mataoney 9 b or p davidson e f armstrong r f i 4 87 aa s 0 0 9 s 9 10 ii 110 9 1 a l o a i o a s ll s is a in ro a 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 o 0 0 1 u 1 7 oil 0 0 1 0 0 10 elliott o jarvusb brush p watson 1 b jl u i 1 91 id learned runs acton t struck oat bjsteabar 0 by uruab iby mabonsy i bases on balls off bteabsr i ofphrueb i vim ball blllott 8 doubjo plays aoton a umpire geo mloklin aeorgstown if you wish to secure a flrat olawloan of money at low interest oall on or write to w o jaokeon guelph j wellauapartr mr w kelly of uxbridge was the guest of his daughter mrs h ramshaw the past week mr s h moore of toronto wheeled from toronto on saturday and made a pleasant visit at mooreoroft rev jab ross who has been sojour ning in mnskoka for a month or oo hss returned to st albana parsonage mrs barry jeans and master hilton who bpent several weeks with friends at hillbburg returned home on monday mibb nina mokollar matron of the bnrnaide hospital toronto raa the gaestofmrs w t smyth on mondsy mr j a ellis arcllltoot toronto spent a day or two in town this week a fishing exonrsion filled up part of his programme miss smith of toronto and mso e smith ot springfield mass and mr ed smith of erin were guests at the home ot mrsyorr on sunday mr7andmrstgrw bruce and ohildron of cheyenne wyo arrived on monday morning to visit aoton friends mrs bruce and pbildren will remain for some time mr lewis r orr who has ocoupied a poeitlon in browns drug store tbe past five yearb terminated his engagement this week by his uniform oourtesy and obliging demeanor he has won many friends and proved himself a valuable drug olerk he is now visiting friends in hamilton and buffalo and will go to tor onto in september- to complete bis course at the college ot pharmaoy rev andrew armstrong of brady island nob and his sister miss helen of beatrice neb spent a few days this week with friends in town this was their first visit to aoton their former home in eignteen years jlbey oame over to tbo international epworth league convention and are now going through ontario on wheels visiting friends in eramosa elmira and other points en roud for michigan exmayor thomas watson of ridge- town visited bis native town during the week after an abiense of fourteen years be expressed pleasure with actons pro gress andthe extent of our manufacturing industries on tbo other hand he was surprised that electric light bad not been ad f s ligh a that asphal pavement has not been introdued for side- walks ridgetown has put down ten miles of the latter th0 doig daysv are now with us an extra effort will be used lo keep our businesb ahead wall paper half price willbe accepted during these hot days window shades cost is all we stock lasts ask while ihe baby buggies invoice pricescari procure these only nine nice ones on hand chas l nelles bookseller guelph turnip seed swedes qrkybtone abbrdkens globus xto all oelt idoe stock im- -ported-by- myselfand cheaper than ever before httngarian i4tllet buoswhxat pahi8 green bkitlliporll potato bug killer l amd plaster salt bttjder twine all kinds now in i geo j thorp marlct sx and macdoiiell st quetph e b collins butcher dmlrea to thank hla dnmihiai onitotiipw tat- tbelr liberal patrotisgq bidm ba eommanoea- baiinou itut janaary aad hopn tbt bvoinlal and ooartooai atteauon to mrit oontludaooa of tbelr oaitom a oompleb auortm6nt of dnnui beef mutton lamb pork traih and salt hams sattaagm pooltry lard ao in season- frlooi always as low as oomutent with tbo best quality prompt delivery fa stock wanted s b- collins tfrfihits pays fn tt lq jaatlful 1iidcbn namb oabdb loveijr pioturat or 0 htqdsame oalllng oarda oub stamps taken address canada b0u8b idgsrsoll ont london sept 9th to 1 8th gs97 canadas tkvorit e tin stoeic and atirieul t ural exhibition the most oomplete live stook bnllduigs in amerioa more improvemenu and extensive additions this year every stockman agriooltunat manufaoturor biuryman artlsu ana investors eto eta specially invited ffintt lm bmpt oui trtall pmartmenta hnnoasaaaaurad sie hassen ben ali the arab priuce has been seoured to furnish and euperlhtend the staae attractions auction sale ol booths and privileges aug 15th on the grounds at 1 pm for prize lists programme and maps apply to lt col f b leys president tho8 a browne sooretary cor of king and hnghson ste short prices and long values go hand in hand here note well the following reductions bbttbf thrn istill euer soldln all grocers in bulk drubs goods- all wool tweed as inehes lut rsgnlar 6o0 rooda now 350 all wool mavy bart is inehes wide sso all wool faney navy bins as inobea lioa too pauo ffi u rep tnle h now belllnj at ssjoo so lollwool myrtle covert cloth regular eisb now 79c we are clearing all odd lines of dress qoods regnlarsoo and 600 gooda for aflo blousbs ladloa orrandle hnslln blonsa waists yoke baek mil front white laundered- eollar and ouos adjnstahlstsfnlsr ljofo100 ladlea hnslln blonsa walatav adjiui eollar and cuffs and yoke baek ub forese hnslln blouse waists whits laundered eollar and onffs adjustable fio for jso bast oambrle blouse waiatsadnstable eollar and ouffs yoke baek and foil fronts ei00 and print blouse waists lannderad eollar and ouffs boo wblto tjawn blouse waists rasnlar toe for coo regular soo for use rsgnlar lo0 for s100 hiujhbbt leghorn bats mask and whits former pries mo and s8o now lae and 90e straw hats black and oolorsd formerly esxo now tjonow7oi 0100 tiow ooo 79o flowavt radooed from soo to sso from tse to 80o f rom too to loo ornaments formerly from sso to s800 now selllor at loo sso bso 8o0 all trim mod millinery at great reductions all pattern millinery marked down to ono brio 000 former prices eis an and s18 fail assortment of muslin aod vvuti oooob foroblldren bmbroldorsd hats bonaeta eto wash goods xi dimm fano vlgdhd umdimrulonics and wrappers rsgnlar prloe sso for lc soo for isjo wo forloo these are fiat eolons printed liawns organdies and dlmltlea hot weatbar goods dainty patterns too laftc t8o sob 9so grand assortment of ensllab friuts lafo ifi iteiae taaa 11 ii i atsa an all wool blue serge suit which costs i9l20d to order can be purchased make from any first class dealer in caiiad at 6 76 see that 8horeys guarantee ticket isin the pocket- tti harvest tivte in retail buying no matter where you urn in our store the harvest time of unuaual values fur nice fresh uptodate roods is ready- midsummer prices are ihe lowest ol the year the discouraged purse can get a great hlroko during this sale it is 1 funeral of profits and the processjon comes from each department itsahirvct time of splendid yields tor the frugal economical buyer y millinery and bltftb on the string for 100 uiiiitcnibn tor queen vletoiltt her it all icu t jabum otwrflowjag with lataat and iiob fcjil0tarcoatlnitbe endormd blofirftpby ot her htjjmtr with authentic hutoryof hfjr rmarkwoogn and fall aoooant ot tbe ul4- mondjabtlm only m50 bin book trermeo dou demud bonuu for mtteata commi- jiiiodloo wrmnfc cradu atvn gylgbt pajd ootfit fbh doty paid flt and territory the dominiol dopt 7 3h dearborn st chicago jot writ nniok foroat- in company ladies can now buy the most fashionable piece of trimmed millinery at the price of the most ordinary style or quality we are slashing tho prices badly 24 childs linen embroidery tarns regu lar x00 for 50c 250 straw sailors at half pi ice 1 blouses well yes not the badlycut out of blouses sold elsewhere but prices just as iqw oqlybetter style r summer drobs goods this mews lpads pf pretty materials from tbe- cheapest i5the dearest quality it means only new styles nndnatty designs it means goodst in black and colors it means the cheapest dress goods in the city see them- i silks fancy blouse and dress silks at less than half price wash goops five big tables full of them including 12jc prints for 7c and fancy organdies of every quality away down in price -smollwaroa- belts another lot of novelties just opened pretty belts at almost any price from 10c up corsets coot as as mi oflended friend are our linen and canvas corsets of french make stqckings children refuse to kq barefooted just because of the luxury of wearing our cheap stockings parasols plain ones at 35c fancy ones at higher prices but oil of them cheaper than the cheapest mens and fcoya wear straw hatsnre ripe come in and pick one we havathebeat variety fn the city and bought at less than 50c on the 8 summer coats ajid vl-stsi- well made in good- styles and good riiaterlal the only thing low about them isoiir summer price the hot waves vill como like rollers on the beach our balbrigratj and natural merino underwear is the most comfortable clotliingr prices cirt e r bollert co 25 and 27- wyndham street guelph hendirs0ngg glhsgoisi house fancy ribbons flowers straw shapes and everything in our millinery department clearing at greatly reduced prices the stock is fresh and jelean and will be cleared out regardless of cost bargains in parasols dress goods muslins ging hams etc to clear out immediately full assortment of gloves hosiery summer under wear ladies and boys belts ladies collars and cuffs fresh shipment ofthese goods just opened henderson co acton c p goodeire co again remind their friends that they always keep a large assortment of groceries of the freshest and best qiiality anh nf prifipglri rnnnnf ri a fresh lot of corn at 5c a can and mustard sar dines at 13c dry goods hats and caps fancy goods kverything k ar trip lrtwygr pnc mnrgfri c f goodeve co a 5qflff s we enter rhidsummar we are anxious that our stock of wash and summer goods jri be make very small and for two weeks commencing ssssaw ssami aasvbssaftakstaaaaia imiaauuuluillitlmlll mmtd ssssssai aasaassl tmmmatmwtwlmmmmmaikl we will offer our entire stock at a reduction it will pay you to take a look through wash goods consisting of new dark and light prints fancy sateens dimity cloths regular 12jc and 15c for ioc dress goods worth 100 nswoxfi ord irtldci so loo and laic alrtl baal iddlco bin bhlruug ib o sfflsnmlsl iln of knsllli sliltung iibt oolots irogillar 90o and uo goods down to loo and lsiat osttonadas bonsbi dlroot fiom tba nallllslo uo uo 900 ho and 3o dqoks and- oanlms largo aasoitlnaut and flann1 bblrilnm snoont aomtner walght lo loo ho worth lo soo sod bso fisnnslsttm now goods aru in atook s3 loeb njatbobllili oomli wldo nldlli 81 loo and ujo- shkktihas and pillow cottons jllnohbdmuns lso lso aoo as twlilsd andplsln itorrcouc all male in whit cotton from bo to qo par yard 1 1 hamilton xancy tweeds regular price 30c for 20c fancy mohair goods new shades regular price 40c for 25c priestleys serge folk regular price 50c for 40c all black and colored goods from 15 to 35 discount cottons and sheetings extra heavy cotton for 5c ioc white cotton for 8c 84 blenched sheeting regular price 33c for 19c gents weab a lot of odd pants regular price f ioo for 75c 125 pants for too balbriagan underwear regular price 9125 a suit for 85c lot of odd tics 40 and 50c for 20c hosiery cot ton jjsiery heavy 35 and 30c hose for extra values in cashmere hose ioc zoc apetsr hemp carpet from ioc up fancy hemp regular 26c for 15c fancy hemp regular 30c for i 23c union carpet extra value groceries clarks canned beef 12c a cans best salmon for 25c sunlight soap per box 15c toilet soap regular price 25c per box lor ioc aa lbs granulated sugar for 100 25 lbs light brown sugar for 100 26 lbs med brown sugar for 100 quart sealers per doz hoc i gal sealers per doz 1 10 extra values in teas 0xxmc goods delivered to any part of the town store closes at 7 p m a e gttrnet co wpll street acton

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