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ex; wl Mot Whavean uooher on 9mm x “'55” t" a D mes-char ndlhu’lm pm “minnow” month In you. MORAL-Mrs. Edvard. at Cunning- too. b tho an... 0! he: mm. Mn. Me- m......MIu Anni. mu, 0! rm», av â€"._- -_. say. I: will ha a great oonvenisnoe to the travelling public and should be well patronized. B-Exccnsmx.â€"The annual excursion oi the methodist Sunday school by Steamer Crandella to Chemong on Tuesday was not as crowded as in former years. The extreme boat of the past few days may have caused many to stay at home. : Goon Cnom-Ftom all appearance on; tumor: will have to and something new “grumble at, as the old smila one of peg: crops wilinot anaworiorthia year. ‘1- It-_L-- ._1 al.- -IJ The Only Fun “VIE-WBHAT ROUTE â€"!!r. Ema’ staunch little steamer (Dawn) has commenced rentals; mas petwggg pobooonk and Lind- 4“_‘_l__A‘ L- LL- yJuayauJ ”vuâ€" â€"' -_- _“,7, on! Co.â€"â€" 111 be snparlntonded by Mr. McNa‘dy, and we all know I! the Stan- dard Coemlcal Cola interests don’t boom It will nos be any fault or Macks ...... Mr. Bnmoyne's sow-mill has shut down for the season... .Mr. J. A. Elus’ saw-mm ls still running, and. will likely do so for somethgo. _ .. “m FENfiLON FALLS. (Correspondence of TH: Pong] Batman that W. Binghnm is opening a new hardware store in the premises formerly ocenpied by MoLennnn Bros.. Lindsay. and will keep all kinds of shelf hardware, stoves, tinwnre. etc., and will heread for business in a few dnys.-â€"wl. OUR ILLS â€"Times are brightnin up at Fenelon Fallsâ€"they have been dn tor the past few months. The new saw mill will be in full operation in a short time: it is a fine building and will be equipped with the most improved machinery from the Wm. Hamilton Foundry Works. Peter- boro. When completed it will be a credit to Mr. John Thomson, Who has superintend- ed the whole work f om the foundation up. There are few men to b ~. found that understand all the details of saw-milling better than “Big Jehn," as he is femilisrlv known here.... (The old pulp mill will soon be a thing of the past. The me ohinery that was used in the manninetcra of pulp has been removed; new machinery is taking the piece of. the old, and every- thing indEcstes that it will soon be com- pleted and ready (or work. The new‘ c3mp_any~known as the Standard Chemi- ; ... ,,,A__e_n-_.n-.l I... llâ€" \ New Advertisements This Week. Manitoba Good going Jun, 293: Return until Aug. 28th Good coins: July 6th Rotum until Sept. 4th Good going July 20th Return until Sept. 18th For ntea, pamphlets. isms tables and full infor- matiop1 gpnlyfi) any (:29. It agent, or C. E. McPhor ,__‘F son, 1 KiBiz-Et. mi, Toronto [Correspondence of'run Post] NEW STOREâ€"We learn that Mr. Wm. B ban. for many years traveller for the M lnry 00., Is abonb to open one a stock of shelf hardware. stoves, tlnwnre and furnishings in Lindsey. In the prembes occupied for a long period by MoLennnn Bros. Callionrhlm when In toyn.â€"wl. , 7L..- v...â€" '_ _-_ . Normâ€"Spring crops are do‘ng extra well here; they will make up for the vacancy caused by the tall wheat. also hay, which has gone, but is not forgotten. ...... The Bsddow picnic. held here on Jubilee day. was a mend success financial- ly ...... Li htning struck the house of Richard quett. Baddow, knocking the chimney ofl‘, bursting some stone pipes and striking Mrs. Suggett; she has been in bed ever since. It happ-ned on Thurs- day, 24:11 ult. . . .The Damioion vernment laborers, laid 08 until the redge end hoist could be repaired, started work on Tuesday . . .The Presbyterians have com- menced a Sabbath school here....Arthur Fielder raised a frame barn on a stone foundation on Tuesday ...... John Daniels sed through here on Monday with 75 and of cattle for Laidiaw’s ranch. EBEAL NEWS-LETLFERS The balance of my stock of new and second-hand Bicycles at prices that will make you fie @auafiiau £0513 BALI. AND SEE THEM stafe. '. 0. iMTGHETT. HOME SEEKERS EXCURSION Binder Twinesâ€"Hog; Bros. aning Prizes-B. J. Gough. The Only Funâ€"A. Higinbotham. Teachers Wantedâ€"5211001 Board. Soot: and Shoesâ€"G. H. Robinson. Home Seekets' Excursions -C.P.R. Hotel For 8:10 or To Routâ€"Donald ch ty. A Mininory Opportunity-J. Sutclifl'e Sons. Enlu'zing and Rebuilding Sale-R. 8. Allin Co. LINDSAY. FRIDAY. JULY 9- to be had in this kind of weather is going in swimming or killing potato bugs. To posiâ€" tively annihilate these pests you should use pure genuine PARIS GREEN. We never hear a murmur about price or quality. BICYCLE GLEARING SALE. O. P. R Offic 3, 80 Kencah ,. mginbowM: .10.: ng5° fl. Hifliflflfllflfl‘fly R OSEDA LE WILL BUN and the Canadian Norah West Return until Aug. 28th Return until Sept. “2: Return until Sept. 18th DRUGGIST AGENT and Bulfelo. . . .Mles Lib. Hunter end Mlee Sue MeDlrml returned Rom their schools on Mondey ...... Miss Carter, 0! Llndsey. was the guest of Miss Nle last week... Mrs. H. Csmnbell sud daughter came to the Falls on Fridsy on svlslt to her sister, Mrs. J. R. Grsham, also Mister Willie mug-v â€" _._, -_ _ ,7 forward. to heu- aomi h hols" Inn-I'd 9091;“. 00007111 nothe mwhn. from the Llnduy bad on visit hare on the 12th July. the lamination will he mo. Tax 1213 or JULY dammit-tun here - promises to ho well atrial m. 3nd 1 WW sum. mom- A choke. m 0! Wedding 1|:th- oxéanalvo donation! and” I n a «will W M church... suntan Anny. sad I he» of Whmmww.,mmfln othor“mum"uouhnanoounud awdryorhnm. W i 8 is" g i’ g 2 E i 2% ‘fiivf'irf‘iziaagjiijmna magmas a mob and parsonage are undergoing a course of repairs by willing hands. . .. he Presbyterian: should follow their exampl. no improve tho ontwnd apnea-moo at their church and anmnndim. Mamaâ€"M my of our citizens are looking for"!!! 2°. m ."F'l' -m.95‘3.‘..9335° E01? srlane. [Correspondenco of TH: Pout.) wa Swanâ€"We learn that Mr. Wm. Bin Mm. for many years traveller tor the M 1m 00., is about. to open one a. shock of shell! hudwarp, stoves, tinwato and furnishings in Lindsay. in the premises occupied for a long period by McLannan Bros. Call on him when In town.-wl. homoâ€"A tail gepgrg .0! my: Presby- n 1-1. -- '1‘ . vâ€"vvv Ex sunâ€"Mr. Horstone, of the Col] te Institute stafl Lindsay. is here 100 ing after the exsminotion papers. Mr. H. considers our v one of the most picturesque in his travels ...... Mr. Hunt, principn of our high school. is presiding s indssy over the examination papers. ESIGNED â€"Miss McMillan. one of our past popular teachers on the stnfl', hos resigned her position. She will be missed here sooisily. . CHURCH Nous -0nr new Methodist ministers, Rev. Messrs. Roberts and Pope, pear to be the right man in the right race ...Union services will be conducted 8 {’n ma Paabym ohmhmssxfiabim 'chmc.-â€"A. full report: or m raw,- barisn church picnic held on the 15b of July will app»: in nexh week's Issue. Watch lot in. DWE- umvu u..â€" . J van.“ day was celebrated here in great: style. In the ataernoon there were spores of all kinds and at: night the fire- works begun by the burning or a lame blush plle. While the fire was consuming the large pile of" wow}. the band played 4.; “mi... unnlh uul A'luu .â€" N orns.â€"â€"1‘he crops are looking excellent. netwizhstandlng the hot weather ...... Health of the Village excellent; no cases of ennstroke yet ...... Quite a few of our elt-izme attended the Buffalo Blll Wild West Snowy: ijerboro. 03588 W ELL. lCorrunondenoo of Tax Post. NEW Stan-We learn that Mr. Wm. Bingham. for may years traveller for ths Mchary 90.._is about 50 open on: a stock Llâ€"-¢â€"n gnfl “1|;va vvo' .- _--._, , , ‘ of shell hardware, stoves, tinwm and furnishings in Lindsay, in the premises occupied for a. long period by McLannan Bros. C All o_n him when in flownâ€"WI. ‘7L4_L-J I._..._ tâ€" luorteapunuuucc Ul Ln- KUDI.’ HARDWARE â€"Mr. Wm. Bl ham, to:- merly with the McClery 00., 5 opening out In the hardware line in Lindsay. In the store formerly occupied by McLenaan Bros. He will carry a full stock of shelf hardware, stoves and tinwnre, and will ask reasonable prices. 0511 and see him about 15511 instâ€"WI. U351. Wulw uuuw vâ€"u y---v._-_-__ PERSONAL â€"Mr. Gso. Rnnsay. at To- ronto, intends spending the summer with his uncle. Rabin. Runes}. gangs place. . . . W ___ nâ€"nn. but! “up“: yuv .. n..-_ -_- -___ “Gad Save the Queen" and. “The 'Ms'pla Leaf." which staged aha cel'gbntlgn. "7- -5 I!“ um uuuc, 1.qu n. .. ......... Mr. Allan Vance. at" E15333}, span: Sundpy vgich relative; at S Lalem. . ..A few "n, A-- lâ€" Onion .n' uuuuu, "n... .v....... .V o! the Cresswelllcea tool: In the ex ouralon to Niagara ...... All persons going on excursions should read the Mme-table closely. Tours: Woo'rsr. v... u... _-â€" .- chmc.â€"On the 221d 5 number or the surrounding Sunday schools joined forces with the Mclndoo S. S , of this place, and went to Barber's grove, Besverton. for ohe day. The picnic was very larzely attended and all seemed to enjoy themselves to the fullest extent. __ ,_ _ _ , 7 RUNAWAY.â€"-Whlle ooming home from Beaver-ton on the 22 1d the young spirited horse driven by Mr. Isaiah Bowins took fright at some young folks who were on foot. The horse immediately sprang to the ditch, throwing the oocunnnt of the vehicle upon the hard road. Fortunately before the horse had gone far the lines became entangled in the wheel, winding around the hub, which brought her to a sudden standstill. Mr. Bowins escaped unhurt, so consequently all the harm there was done was the breaking or one shaft. As Mr. 80me is in the habit of generally driving out alone and coming back likewise, he had to share all the fun alone. also the walk home __- - mA_J_-_L -l [Correspondence of Tux Poet.) . NEW Stanâ€"We learn them Mr. Wm. Bi afghsm. for many years traveller for the Mcuisry Co., is soon: to open out a stock or she]! hardware, stoves, tinwnre and furnishings in Lindsay. in the premises occupied for a long period by McLsnnsn Bros. Call on hip when in_ normâ€"Zn. Janus). van. wâ€" _-_ . Plcmc.â€"â€"Tee Snndey schools and con~ mgetione of the Cnnnington and Mining 8 sptist churches held their annual picnic in Barker's Grove, Beeverton, on Inst Monday. The day was very hot. but the cool breezes from the lake made lounging under the trees. swimming and beating on the lake most enjoyable. A number of children and their friends gathered, filling about twenty double and single rigs. The party was accompanied by the pastor. Rev. A..E. Brace. nn_d fegily. _ vv n,,._ A__‘ BEZIETES (-451..- aBie pEBâ€"laibsfidé for the remaining Sundays in July. a.-- -â€"_'_°_ __ v- m..- .., MINING Normâ€"Mr. Jas. Lsidlnw. ot Kirkfleld, has commenced minlng opera- tions a few miles north of this place ...... An epidemic fever is raging here, and the medical men are unable to cope with the diseaseâ€"it is the “gold fever." ...... Mr. McKenzie is sending a specialist out to N oriend this week to give his prospectors more thorough instruction in the work. MAX. muuv. away a-.. u u..â€" _-_-. PERSONAL-Miss Meta. Woodcock. of Nor-land, is at presenu the guest of her cousin. Miss Mm Bowing. of this place. ...... Mâ€". J. A. Browa, at Peale]. accom- panied by his sister Mamie. 5 out. Sunday with friends here ...... Mr. ill Webster, teacher at Udora. spent Sundav with Mr. and Mrs. “Lg. Utpphgey, ‘15. this place ,_A_1__ 1-- Ann. ”new. auâ€" --._.. PERSONALâ€"The Rev. A. H. Brace and tamil snarled on their holiday tour on Tue 3y morning lash. They purpose taking In Lamoovllle, (on a visit: to their son, the Rev. A. P. Brace) Toronto and Rochestey, N. X, Argonaemgnts have ,, -_A ALâ€" Penmanâ€"Messrs. J. Martin. M. Ste- venson and Baht. Woodcock have returned home after spending the winter in the lumber camps on the North Shore....Mr. A. McLean, at Mauilla, is assisting Mr. G. W. Aller in his store ...... Miss Meta Woodcock is at Kirkfleld this week attending exams. We trust she may be successful ...... Mrs. Pearson is spending a few days with her daughter, Mrs. W. Adair. at Head Lake. Cnnncn Nounsâ€"Rev. S. C. Moore. the new pastor of the Methodist church of this pl we, occupied the pulpit on Sunday last, and preached an eloquent semen. taking for his subject. “ The Bible." Psalm 119 111, "The testimonies have I taken as an heritage forever.” He made a very earnest appeal to the congregation to always cling to the bible. as it is the only safe guide through life. 7 Y-_ '_lJI-_ A. an Swan-We learn them Mr. Wm. Binghnm. for many years traveller for the 151001317 00., ls about: to open out a stock of shelf hardware, stoves, zlnwars and furnishings in Lindsay. in the premises occupied torn long psrlod by MoLennsn Bros. Gal 5:11 hlm ghqn 1n townâ€"WI. ‘ LL- N oneâ€"School closed on Wednesday tor the summer holideys ...... There has been a. great advance In vegetation during the last few days, and the crops. etc., are looking fine. Graeme. [Correspondence of T8: Post] NEW STOREâ€"We learn bhnt Mr. Wm. Binghnm. for man years traveller for the McClery Co., is a one to open one a shock of shelf hardware. stoves, tinwm and furnishings in Lindsay. in the premises occupied fora. long period by MoLennan Bros. Call on him when} lg_uovy_n.â€"_v_vl:_ FOR EST HILLâ€"MA [511% SA. [Correspogcjence .21 Tn:_l_’osr_.) lbérmpogeneq of TH: Posh CANNmGTozy. GLENA RM. NURLANU. OMEMEE. THE CANADIAN POST, LINDSAY. ONTARIO} favors. andhsvothmbounduthooflu o! In Pmâ€"mmtvmmhommwhn. moumflonwfllbom too 5! msnagement. [Com 0: Tu POOL] Ennwmâ€"Mr. Wm. magnum, tor- meriy with the Motility 00., u opening! cub in the hudwm line in Lindsay. in the store formerly occupied by Human 8105. He will carry a full flock of shelf hndwue, snpvea_and tinwm.‘ an wul Crowded out last week ) ANNIvsnsanv.-â€"Perhaps the principal characters of our tea this year were good eetables and a good attendance. Speeches were conspicuous by their iewness. but the standard set was very good. The commit .tee of manmmeut were partially disap- ‘ painted in their efforts to secure speakers. . so that in the afternoon only one put in an appearance. Oratory was naturally at a premium. but this was not the reason that the Rev. Mr. Mode. of Port Perry, was listened to with high appreciation. for his address was marked by ability and character. Those who remained for the evening meeting were well repaid by hearinaaddresses from the Revs. Cam eron, of WI , and Tucker. of Manilln. During the day our church choir. under the leader- ship of Prof. Burnham and Mrs. H. Mc- Dangaii. discoursed sweet music. and certainly acquitted themselves most credit- abiy. At the afternoon meeting a solo and chorus entitled "The Ma le Lent." was admirably rendered by iss Miss M. E. Real. and was repeated by request at night. A duet by Mrs P. A. Maoieod and Prof. Buruham was also h hiy'appreci- ated. The close was marked y a pleasant incident. the presentation of a beautiful stat-[cake to Mrs. Maeleod by the commit- It", Buuvw nun. ~._â€"v._-, natuw 7 ask reasonable prim. Cdl and aee him about 15 h instâ€"71. Pnsorux. â€"Mies J. Barley passed through here last week to attend the entrance ex mination at Minden.. .. . . Connors has returned home tron: Echelon Fails. where he was empioved a lumber- ing firm ..... Mr. and Mrs. oyle and daughter, 0! Balsam Lake. who have been visiting relatives here. have no home ...... Mr. A. Milne has been viairing his sister, Mrs. J. Peacock, this week. Normâ€"Oar new school in new rooted and will soon be finished : it in being built by Mr. Wm. Sohroter It proves to be a fine structure, which was very much UL hula yluvu- Clamâ€"Aim a severe illness Mr. D. Harrison passed peacefully away in the midst of his tamii on June 27m. His funeral was many attended by man sou-owing trisnds and relatives. He resided in this piace (or a number of years, and was highly respected by all. He leaves a widow and a grown cannula or eight to mourn the loss oi: a d an ufleccionate husband and tether ...... We have also no chronicle the death of another of Mr. Valentine's children. Much sym- pathy is felt: for Mr. and Mrs. Valentine. as it is such a short time since they lose theioldeon of tiger family. A_AL-_ I- --â€"u mam Amrvnsanr.â€"Our celebration is past, but another treads on its shadow, On the lat will be our church tea and we expect a need time. Every reasonable cflcrt has been made to secure sneakers and other entertainment for afternoon and evening, so the public may confidently expect an enjoyable time. A Canaan CALLâ€"At a meeting of the comegation held on the evening of the 28th inst., a delegazion was appointed to attend the meeting at presbytery at Can- nington on the 29.11 inst. to discuss a call to our minister, Rev. Mr. Macleod, by the congregations oi Atwood and Houston. He has received. or is about to receive. another call. but too late to be considered at this meeting of presbytery. If Mr. Mac- leod should accept either of these calls his people here will part tram him with regret, for they are unanimous in desiring to retain his services. His pastorate here has been successful and he stands to-day higher in the estimation of his conmtlon than when he be . At the beginning Mr. Macieod's ab ty and character were such as to secure immediate favor, and as time passed the good feeling was strengthened. lulu v-uuu- .7. .â€"vv_ -7 W1wrm.â€"The wiaktfher is very warm at present. Mom: BAWN. [Correspondence of In Post.) Rnununnn that W. Bingham is opening a new hardware store in the premises Jormeriy occupied by ‘McLennan Bros" Lindsay. and will keep allkinds of shelf hardware, stoves, tinware, etc., and will be ready for business in aiew days.â€"wl. JUBILnn A’l‘ Soars. â€"'1‘he people or Sonya and vicinity jubileated mostly at home on Tuesday last. Wm. Thorburn and the Sons of Scotland were the cause of this, for Will had a picnic and the S. 0. S. a concert and a bonfire and fireworks. All being free of charge the public had a fair lot of amusement without cost, and then you know the principal amusement- the driving and the theatricals are always free In the aiternoon there was a big turnout to Mr. Thorburn’s school picnic and in the evening the crowd came pauri into the S. 0. S. hall until it was Jam to hthe door.to There wig; attetemnt at eit er e ge open a program but £33: was a good share of short speeches. songs and recitations and instru- mental music. Worthy oi special mention was the violin playing of Mr. Reid, an old gentleman of tour score years, whose matchless rendering of several po ular airs was listened to with delight. aken altogether, the day at Sonya was a success, and the large assemblage dispersed doubt- less well pleased and thankful to those who had taken trouble to provide them with so much amusement. When Will and the S:otchmen pull together things must come. I have not heard that the Watchman correspondent has yet received a cable deepatch announcing that the gathering in London was much smaller than expected owing to the celebration at Sonya. n ,, _nI_L__a.r-_ 1-..-..L Pensoxan-Mr. and Mrs. B. Sharplee have just returned after a week's visit with friends in Fcnelon township....Mr. Len. Boyle and eieter J ennie, 0t Glenarm, are visiting Gel r hiende. FOOTBALLâ€"Our football team, accom panied by some of the local enthusiasts. drove to Haliburton on Jubilee day and played a friendly match with the Ealibur- ton team, the result bein a draw and one disputed goal on the Ge ert eide. which was not allowed owing to some misunder- standing on the port of the “91:31". The boys must have been well u . and no doubt found it hard to “tear themeelvee away," as the last contingent of the lively crew were heard driving in shortly after the meters commenced to crow. Motto. “Keep better hours, boys." ENTRANCE Examâ€"Q lite a number of our young people are in attendance at the entrance examinations being held at Min- den this week. . . .The following from thin school are trying the entrance: Misses B. and E. Nowell A. Ritchie, E Sedgwick, Master Elmer homo; and for the leaving exam : Mice E. Moiiilweln. New $303 SHOP. â€"Mr. Wm. Miller. shoemaker. has opened upuehop here and A_-)‘ -_A wwyavw '-v n v.â€" -___ DIED, on Sunday night last. at the age of 63 years and 3 months. Lorenzo Dow Harrison, of this lace. Mr. Harrison was taken down W! a severe attack 0! la grippe last winter, which was followedohjy other diseaeee from which he never ralli . He was very popular with all, and will be greatly missed by a large concourse of triends. The funeral, which‘was a very large one. took place on Tuesday afternoon, the remains being interred in the Gelert cemetery. The following relatives from a distance attended the funeral : Mr. and Mrs. Lew MacGregor, of Midland; Mr. and Mrs. G. Dawkins, of Lakefleld. and Mr. E. Harrison, of Silver Lake. Farrz. chum of Mr. W. Cairns, of L I], are repa'rlnn a bridge about 3 quater c 3 mile north of this village. They expect togomplete ghe yon: table week. ,,-.‘_A. I-_L -4. LL- a“ "‘fi'E'iJEsTâ€"ifié'efiin. bridge gang, in ln s f Buwmu} lulu vy-u-u â€" _-__ f, has already worked up qEn'Ji'u-ude and hopes to main It 2135} "" n._n.n_- _-__ lâ€" (From mother correspondent.) GELERT. SON YA. NSEEâ€"Tho only exception wolmnko In this 5510 is Spool Cotton. W t to to nuke this the most successful ale ever held in Lindsay, dud are ofl‘eung' you great inducements to bnng' you here. We :11 c rgmwgr a b' :- business, and in order to do so must get. 3 Inge. pomon of our “not out to! our wny. It will pny you to lsy in s not; 2:: if you do not wish to use them now. A gonmno clearing Stlo. A money curing Sdo. Dan’s miss it. if you nut bargains. I HOUSEFUBNISHINGS, CARPETS, Eta, 162 Men’s Tweed Suits, ranging in price from $37 to $10.50 per Suit 28 Men’s Black Worsted Suits, beautiful fitting goods. 14 Men’s Black Worsted Coats sud Vests. 115 Men’s Tweed Pants, starting at 75¢. per pair. 20c. 12 pieces 23 pieces 30 pieces 32 pieces 58 Pieces Black Dress Goods, comprising Black Serges, Black Soliels, Black Alpaccas, Black Sicilians, Black Henrietta. Black Goods in Dress Novelties, etc , ranging in price from 250 W 81.25 per yard. 115 pieces of Colored Dress Goods, comprising every line of new Spring and Summer Dress Goods, ranging in price from “200, to $1 per yard, as well as about 50 pieces of the cheaper class of Dress Goois.’ 32 pieces of White Check Dress Goods and Muslims, ranging in price from 5c. to 15c. per yard. 38 pieces of Colored Dress Muslins and Challies at 6c., 8c., 10c., and 12§c. 120 pieces of Print, ranging in price from 5c. to 12%. per yard. 21 pieces of Towelling, ranging in price from 4c. to the best goods sold. 18 pieces Table Linen, Bleached and Unbleuhed, ranging in price from 20c. to 81 per yard. 12 pieces Feather Ticking. ranging in price from 10c. to 25¢. per yard. 23 pieces Cottonade Ticking, ranging in price from 10c. to 25¢ per yard. 30 pieces Flannelette, ranging in price from 4c. up to 10c. and 12c. 32 pieces Cotton Check Shirtings from 5c. up to 12$. per yard. It will not be necessary to trade the full amount at one time. but checks returned to “5 WhiCh ha ‘ and end of sale will entit'e customers to the full discount. ve been purchased between now Wmmmmmm ENLARGING AND RE-BUILDING and will be continued for just thirty days, we will go on with extending the length of ' As we snnounced when coming to Lindsay, we came here to s of Victorin. We never had any doubt as to the advisability of that step, snd sre now confirmed Our sales hsve been very large the put three months. Our store has been generally filled with wel therefore are able to buy from first hands snd on the very best terms. We sell as we buy, at th to pick up the best things going snd place them on ssle at lowest prices. We will say no more the July 10th, begins one of the most tempting Silos ever held in Lindsey. sad for this excellent rea arrangements for a much larger business. The business is here for us end we are here to do it. ] " L e-.- “7- nan-mo emu-(l m deceive vou. The prices will convince you TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS’ WORTH 0F Without quoting prices Only three months Clearingu Lines 0! Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Boots and Shoes. All Sums up to Five Dollars, Twelve All sums over Five Dollars up to Dry Goods, Mill Boys‘ Clothing, House Hats and Caps, Window no finite sale. We cannot A‘s/Our Stock Comz'sz‘s Uur Great Clearing Sale, which begins and every Line of Goods in our Store at prices the lowest ever named in Lindsay. WWW/W/MWW/Ifl/Wf/WMWWMW/fl ices we have decided to give discounts. our goods are all marked in Plain Figure ' counts will be given: , in Lindsay and we hue aired! the building to enlarge md MEN’S AND BOYS’ DEPARTMENT. - 5 FRIDAY: to Five Dollars, Twelve per cent. Discount. over Five Dollars up to Ten Dollars, Fifteen per cent. Discount. All sums over Ten Dollars, Twenty per cent. Discount. All Goods are marked in Plain Figures. ALLAN 8: C <i - - - -‘A'A‘AVAVA V. ' - The Great cheep Store GREAT CORNER STORE. aflord to deceive you. V s, we will go on with extending the length of our store and making improvements in every way, need when coming to Lindsey, we come here to stay and do business with the peOple of the County idvislbility of the! step, and ere now confirmed in the opinion that it was the proper thing to do. 3. Our store hes been generally filled with well anti-lied customers. We buy our goods for cash, I the very bust terms. We sell as we buy, at the lowest prices going. “'e are always on the alert sole st lowest prices. We will soy no more than this. Douro, down go the prices. Saturday, as ever held in Lindsey. end for this excellent reason, the: we must get rid of our goods and make no. is here for us end we are here to do it. Please get this fact fixed in your mind that this is ltd to deceive you. The prices will convince you that this is absolutely true. Id] found our pnmiaeu entinely too small. md improve the store, and u soon as we Millinery, Men’s Clothing, House Furnishings, Boots and Shoes Jindow Shades, Carpets, Lace Curtains R. B. All” a w. new goods. " I" I". 15 dozen Men's Black nnd Bmwn Fedora Hm, nll strictly 6 dozen Men’s nnd Boy’s Straw Hats, all strictly new 3 Handkerchiefs, Ladies' Callus add Cufi's, Lsdies’ Belts. The biggest. bargains m Ribbon and Millinery Goods you ever saw. 7doaen Indies' Black and Colored Parasols, Plain and yl'hmcy, at all prices 110 Boy’s and Children’s Suits, Ill prices. )2 dozen Men’s Black and Bmwn Ssifl Hats at 3.11 prices, all strictly _-_ _--J_ lowest prices. Velveteen, Black end Colored Dress Trimmings, Drew Buttons. A beetiful stock of New Luce: of every kind. 240 Peira of Corsets, mostly all new goods just in, end popular makes. 35 down Lediee’ end Children’s Cashmere Hose, the best value in Lindsay. 62 dozen Lndiee’ and Children’s Cotton Hose, :11 extra value. Ladies’ and Cbildren’e_ L_isle Tin-ed, Silk and Tafi'ete Gloves, Ladiee’ 11 pieces of Cmtonnes at all prices. 12 pieces of Colored snd Black SAW 10c. and 123. per yd. 12 dozen Linen Towels st :11 prices. stle Nspkins st sll prices. Blesched snd Unblcsched Sheetings. White snd Colored Quilts. Dress Linings of every kind st lowest prices. 20 pieces Colored sud Figured Silks, suitable for Ladies’ Blouses, at qf Me Fol/owzhg: 70 Pairs Lace Curtainslr White and Cream. Hemp Carpets. Wool Carpets. Floor 0351:1155 174 New Windog Shades. all prices, new nll. We have made arrangements with we ure through with Bay 00’: Old Stand. Figures, and the foliowing owners of ac . let w. H. SHAW .9 wk Wall I’A may bousekee gs panting till 1‘ IT'S A T .0!"â€" " 3nd “girls fiends In the on mm with imp To sum mun: wed no ofler ll cos. It wlll I w pretty our P file price. d“ w ark Get ow ACHERS cie- op the II “WIN [1. “I. over A! C my Lc’m ‘ U “I Advanct “I! P.1d ‘0‘ HONE 88 tent-st IOTE ISL But 103104 Next 0