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‘11,, 1 :E 15259.. LMTMMWMME 1153.52.an MANY GOODS AT HALF PRroE. rare N E E E E ii! 1 E E E E E E During the Last Week of Our Big Stock Reduction Sale. . z .- 3 "\ Yes many lines of good, bright. reasonable gopds are marked down to actually half our regular low prices. b No telling how much you have that you don’ t want, till you move or clean house. Well, same with a store-- and we’re cleaning house with vengeance; rummaging stocks and pulling out all we won’t nee in the fall. 0-93 vasesâ€"£11525? mafia esageafimPfimemfismmm= There’ s a. big part. of the summer days ahead yet, but it’ s time these goods had wearers, and they shall have. We bought too much in some lines, because we have to plan liberally to deserve and get business. A store-~the successful store--must do as Nature do es--and Emersion describ1 s thep o- cedure this way : “When Nature wishes a thing done, she over- loads the tendency.” I 111 Si "1 Now for the greatest and last bargains of the season; nowg for us to take the loss (11 our overplus and to be ready by Aug-d ust to estimate our stocks and see how much real money ouril work has yielded. There are many things you can use now. Come and see them. AKELY FORD, Strictly Cash Dealers :aincin c1311 1111111113 LINDSAY. 11111 111 11111 11111 1111110115111“,J ' 1- zsasa'esmmafis'asasasafifisasau 1153 m5 Wiqm m 252513.115 W525 5257:2565 Messrs. J. W. Walsh, George T. B. l Walsh, H. McCartney, G. IS. Btu'nham, l J. Steele, \V. Archer, J. W. Pickup, :3, 1-11.11 Pendr)’, Alfred 11. 111111511, Mill- " brook, and E Wilmot, Port Hope, lett ow'l‘uesday for-Va tw "' t ighland Millbrook and Omemee’s Leading Newsspaper. Subscribe now and get all the News. ~ \[1- G E 1111111311 of Mr] H Peel will be glal to do at 1115 1111111110011 1-' our threshing foryou this season 41111116131} He has a first- class Outfit and will ‘ uly 25 do his best to 1i1e entire satisfac- 1 tion to all who favor him With nir patronage . At auieeting of the East Durham License Commissioners, held in the In- speCtor’ 5 office today (Saturdai), the following licenses were renewed for 1904 and 1905. I ouis Bennett, Queen’ s Hotel; Britton Br05., li'itish Hotel; and Mrs Christopher, Lakeview House Port Hope; T. Sotheru, Sothern House Millbrook and Mathew Fox,Ba1liL-boro. â€"Guide. The following players are signed as members of the Millbrook Jun- ior Lacrosse Club: N Dunsford, P Handley, H Nattrass, A Leach, \V Donely, B Cochraue, T Burn- ham, W Mitchell, “7 Clarke, N _ Olen, Ii llorner, H McMahon, “7 mg his brother, Peel. Thtir first game Wlll be with Peterboro, in Millbrook, on Tuesday next, Aug. gth. at 6 30 1110. is visiting \Irs, (Dr) . 05. Porter, of Centreville, was vn last week on business, ‘\. ...1 , ot I’etei‘boro, is s. Maye Duncan. isford, Agent for the -k Harvest Machinery, is , McCormick Binder Twme at LOW PRICES for the next ‘ h"leis respectfully so- 11d SAVE -i is - siting friends here. .. Thorndike 1111 for C1111. g’eé"1;i11sAd“:‘ss‘°” 1° “5' ‘° “‘1' Thursday, where she intends ' . 1irs. C.\ R.1chairls and c1111- 1 future. lethodist Church, Millbrook ay neXi, August 7th, there .o1e Feast at 930 a. m 11r and Mrs Albert Duncan, of then are 1isiting their friends in Omemee and Emily. . 1111, r at end al ‘ ‘ , f“ o 7» a u , and the Cleveland, Ohio, are visiting friends rror thee Millbrcok 5acmment 0 1 81 11136111111111, in t011n.Ab’s many friends are al- 1 .dmfgtgy 111mg 11:1,,“ was pleased to see him The George Fons: First-Class Laundry is running full blast in the T1105 Gillott block. All work guaranteed. Miss A1111: Vance is visiting liei , friends at Stony Lake. Mr. John Pendry and daughter, liss Dot, have returned to Roch- .1ii's J. Richards is a guest at the heme ofnr and Mrs J Richards Fort HOpe. Miss Marinda Powers, Port Hope, ' 501i) .‘-\iiuiversar_1' of their wedding cheap cough medi- _ clues. et the best, Ayer’s Cherry Pcctoral. What a 1 , record it has, sixty years of Cherry Pectoral cures! Ask your doctor if he doesn’ t use it for coughs, : colds, bronchitis, and all 1 . throat and lung troubles. “Ihnvo found that Ayer'c Cherry Pectorul 1; in the best medicine I can prescribe for h'ron ‘ h id hard colds. “'1" ‘“““°11'if“'1.§3‘1'.Ԥ1211‘3‘11 11 1.1.... 11.1. .7. C. AYRRCO. 1O“’H“.IDT:IIH. ; Don’t t 28c" 50c" 81.00. All druizl-u. for ,, Bronchitis Correct an tendency constipa- tion with stimuli doses of Ayer's Pills. DEATH illl TllUMIS GILLUTT Another of Mlllbrook‘s Most Highly Respected Citizens Called Away. A Large Concourse of Sci-rowing Relatives and Friends Gather at the House of Mourning to Pay TheimLast Respects t.) the Deceased. Death has again vtstted Mill- brock and taken another oi her oldest and most highly esteemed citizens, in the person of Mr. T. Gillott, J. P., at the age of 74 years. Deceased had been ailing for the past few months, but was able to take a drive a few days be- fore his death, which took place on Friday last, at his late home. It is only about three years ago snme he retired from the under. taking business, which he turned over to his son, Mr. \Vm. Gillott. Deceased had built a fine new home for himself and his beloved 1 wife, and expected to spend many more happy years together, and in which home they celebrated the last fall, but death came and part- ed these loving hearts until the last great trumpet shall sound. Deceased was born at Louli Lincolnshire, ling , and came to this country 531'1‘a1's ago, com mencing business at \Velcouie, stopping there about 3 years, and about 2 years in Port Hope, after- wards moving1 to Milibrook, where iie carried 011 a successful under- taking business for upwards of half a century. He came here by stage, there being no railroads at the time, showing the vast chang es that have taken place in that time. In religion he was a Presbyter- iaii,aii1l in politics a liberal. He was a Justice of the Pe ice for tnany years, and took an active part in municipal affairs, having sat a number oi years in the town Council, aid always worked for the best interests of the commun- ity in which he lived. In his death Millbrook loses one of her best ClilZenS. The funeral to the Presbyterian Cemetery on Monday was largely attended, among.r those from a dis tance being :â€"Messrs H \\ alker, oi Port HOpe, 11110 had charge of the funeral; ( Rey nolds of Beth- any. Jno Comstock, of Peterboro, Thomas Edwards of Mitchell, a brother of Mrs T Gillott, Fred'k Rowson, Port Hope, Mrs Shear- down of Mitchell, a sister of Mrs Gillott, Miss Knox, of Peterboro, Mr and 1111's Wm Edwards, Hope, the former being a brother oers. T Gillot t, Miss L01 Le Port Hope, .11r and \il‘S Lane of Hope and Mrs locker, of AprlLY. Rev James McIntosh, of Centreville, conduct- ed the solemn and impresswe funeral Services. The pail bearers were -Messrs J C Kells, Geo Needler, A Leach, H Campbell, T B Collins and M Gardiner the floral tributes were v'cry pretty. among them beingâ€" a wreath from m and Mrs A J ll Eckha',rdt Toronto, with the word “ Friends” theieon; a wreath from The Globe Casket Co., London ; " Gates Ajai'” item the sorrowing widow, with the word “Husband" attached; a pillow of flowers from Ml and Mrs Walter Giliott; anchor from Mt and ms Wm Gillott, with the word, “ Father" in raised letters ; cut flowers from Mrs John and Miss E1a Gillott,1vrrs and Miss Ross, Miss Tillie Mann,111illbrook, and Miss Boyce, Pmt HOpe, be- sides various other bouquets, as y‘als. BAILIEBORO. â€"-. Special to the Mirror. Misc Effie Heulip of Toronto and a couple of lady friends are Visiting her parents here, Mrs. E. Marshall and family have re- turned to Toronto after spending a few '~ a weeks with friends at Baillieboro and Vicinity. We are sorry to hear that '1‘ May - cock has been on the sick list for the past week, surely be has not taken it so bad as all that, cheer up Tom, we hope she will soon be back. Mr. Walter Eagleson is home for his summer holiday. Mrs. J. D. Peri-in was home for a few days last week. We would like to know where J. L. was on Sunday. Hope you had a good time Jim. W As the "Mirror" has for eome time back received many orders by Dbone, and as considerable time is wasted in attending the Central Office and for other reasons, we have had a phone installed in our printing office, and hurried orders sent in from any place covered by Dr. 'lurner'e system. and also that of the "Bell.” will receive prompt attention, and be forwarded where wanted without loss of time. We will give special attention to phone orders, and use our boat endeavors to make our clean and satisfactory. We solicit your patronage. DIED At Buncwick on Thursday, Julv 28 th, Mrs Joe. McGili, aged 71 years The lunerai on Saturday to Presbyterian Cemetery, Emlh weaver) largely at~ tended. Deceased is a sister of Mr John Frit- cliard Cavan, and was very highly es- teamed by a large circle of friends. Mr Chas. Reynolds, of Bethany. had charge of the funeral. @Attend the Lacrosse game here next Tuesdiy at 6.30 sharp Admission onlv 10c. to all. ‘ New TONSORIAI. PA RI.le â€"-Thos. Hendersori, has started busxness in W. E. Holden's old stand, Omemee. A call is most respectfully solicited. â€"tf an F. A Powers, License Inspector, was in town this week. 3111111111- 1113 that shine as brightas ladies' eyes. \\ e have them in great variety. The right sort, too- diamonds, pearls, rubies, sabphires, lllllclll)‘>l, etc. Our specml offLrinp thisweLL iii Liip'ipunuit 1mm other articles of line jewelry are partit' ulai'ly attractive. l’i‘iL'es the lowust cvcrw 1'tit lully .‘3 And everything warranted. Bring your repairing to The Popular Jewelry Store, W l McElHll’S . , ,... .,‘,... .b‘ ’ breast pins, brooches. earrings :md' 77 Ken l-St MLINDSili WANTED A Locaâ€"l Salesman for OMEMEE and surrounding territory to represent “Canada’s Greatest Nurseries.” Newest varieties, and specmlties in Hardy Fruits, Small Fruits, Shrubs, ()riianientals, and Roses A perma- nent Situation, and territory reserved for the right man. l’ay weekly, Hand- some Outlit free. Write for particular: and send 25 cents for our pocket mic- roscope, just the thing to use in exam- ining trees and plants for insects. Stone Wellington FONTHILL NURSERIES Over 800 Acres. TORONTO ONTARIO. CAVANVILLE. Special to the Mirror. Mr “M id lully, of Smithtown, was visiting his son, Mr T (} 'liill), at Ca1"an1ille on Thursday. Miss lit hel Tully accompanied him home, after a pleasant visit with Ida and Caiam'itlc friends. Messrs las Mr Robert Hutchinson lost his fine brood mare on Friday from inflamma- tion. Mr Sam Touchburn makes regular calls at the Station. Miss '1‘ Foster was a guest of Mrs Walker, Cavanville on Friday. Mr Robert Hutchinson was in Ptt- erboro on Friday. He is making ex tensive imprmements to his hotel by shingiing it. Mr Hutchinson islbound to keep up to date. 'l‘liL-y're rare values. } , jig 1. N .- v . «v1 ,, sea... .. 7v». 1» LACROSSE MATCH. anilbrook and l’eterborough 'l A S M...” Victoria Cheese Board lhe CliecSe Board traii .tctetl tht: r crOssed sticks on Friday, resulting in 1 bus 1111,55 with iicatiiLss and 1.1.111...“ lavor ol the 1isitors by the closc 11' 111113111 momma; scr Oeof3to2. 1 '! lie-1' assembltd 111 he 11111 km room at 9,,c,.1nd11-11 It was a great game, and MillbrOOk minutes later 2.138 limits of prime honed up in good form “1:: score “€11,113 (MUM!) cheese had changed at half time was 2 all, and the visiwls [hands only won out by an extra spurt iiil the list quarter. th-re 11.15 110 roughness. 'lhe line upâ€" \\ hitton, I'itzgerald, pie. The following factories in :-1rd ed the number of chase pla iL'L-LI 11,- 'lhe buvers present were Messrs l‘lthllt, (alllLs. T. A. S. Iosition.Millbrook.P051“: 011111“, goal J. Richards Star ....................... 1411 Boyle 1,011“ W Strain Cameron ................... 13(1 “Urot'licr c point \V Mitchell Dunsford .................. 171 W Donovan 151 def R Reynolds (31"me """"""""""""" 55 Meaghel‘ 2nd def J Armstrong Omemee ................... 1 711 Crowley 3rd Clef \V F'OJ'SJII'IC North \erulam .............. 15,0 H llonovaii Conn-1: 1 l)omiell)' North Ops ................... 6 l’aruL-ii 3rd home 11 F151,,“ Pine Grove .................. 55 l" McCoy 2nd home S Grandy Reaboro ................... 144 l. McCoy 151 home '1' Bumham Bobcaygeon ................. 22° Judd out home Maple I .eaf ................. 175 MCCOY in home \V 0’ Brian l’alCSlmC ------------------- 140 LynCll field capt (; Can'czh Red ROCR .................. 24:, Sharpe goal umpire Ben Rapcr \I.r IlaVelle opened with a bid if befct'ecâ€" I\ l Doak. -â€"â€"â€"~ W4 The Millbrooi. Citizen's Band “1d lacrossr: Club intend nun- 111110.1n excursion to Lindsay and Waslibuin Island on Aug. 24th. Watch for bills announcing this p0l’lllzll tiip.Liiidsa1 and Mill- "‘001‘ “ill pl 1y an exhibition 1awe of Lacrosse that it Lindsay. evening FarmiuSale 011 1011th Being the South \Vcst Quarter of Lot 7, ( 011 6 Linily, contain- ing 50 acres of good land. T here is a good frame house and barn 0n the prLinises, also a well. The property is owned by \Irs. C. Mc- Eluain, and Situated two miles north of Omemee For further particulars apply to Henry Mc- ()uade, Omemee l’. O. l 1 i i 1 11 Eli 1 1i l 1 E l S l l l l \\ hitton jumped to 7 9-16 not bettered and he callLd Red Ru. 1 and 011.ci'11cc, both accepting. Hc then offered 7 7-16 for furthur Sclct tions, but Mr. Haullc went one thiL-r and made the call at 7 1-2, at 11bit: h priCe be cleared the board. _._._â€"_____,._.f_-._...-....-.______ .. , . -_.:~ ~ _:'_: -: _' ,1 a“ 1: . " - =1 .11 .12. . -.-'.'.â€".. .~‘ -' -‘ t.‘ - ,_ z -, . -:-‘. '_ V " ' ' ' ‘ ' ii. . 3 . . 1 _ , .: ,,:!,,_ fl] 5311. 60 brl. Pipe for" 37c; all kinds of soft drinks [111'- 15c ,, p . 0 (‘all and examine. l 7c., Mr. l'itzgerald made it 7110 Mr. Gillespie 7 18, Mr. Iiaulle 7 14 Mr. I'itzgerald 7 38, Mr \\ 111111.117 7-16, Mr Filzgcmld 7 i 2, and Mr Ibis 11- s lhe next meeting will be held \lon- day, Aug. 8th. Sewing Machine FOR $21. GUARANTEED For 10 Years. “c 51.] 1. 011111.111 12111.1 11 111.1. 11... arri1i111r daih. TF AS COI I 15155 A SI’IX I \l "l\ 5 lbs. Tea $1. 00 J. McBride, .\L.\t Door East of Mirrox (nae-1, directh oppOsit: lonn H.111, MILLEEOCâ€"K Cl\' T. 1..“‘l1 is open foi barwains e1er1' K"'1 r111' 21.1 July. â€"lbe best gran ulatLd >i:gar 4.63 per 100. Light bi'011'ii4.25 per 11111. ( oru Meal 3. so per 100. ( 11rrants 3 lbs. for 25c. Raisins 3 lbs for 251'. (elluloid starch iic:1‘Cokin.;r 5y ru p .,C lb; table syrup 4c lb: 6 lbs of rice l1 1‘ '25C; 615 lbs of tapiota for 251': ng 25ctea for 20c:1'intuar 9c qt, white w;ine bakiivr soda 3 lbs 12c; ('orii mm! 8 lbs 25c; 21 lbs brown sugai i. on: 211 1le granulatLd sugar 1 .;oo barl salt ( oinfoit soap 6 bars 251. Macdonald tobacco 1, plans and :1 got d lot: a large bottle. 13c f1 uit biscuits for ickles for 121'. I 1Lrylhin 1 ersh. Ii1cr1'thing guarantetd. Carmei’i 8111111 81111. S. H. ROWE. _ .. Mitchell and Ben Thompson, thi'eshers, started this week 6 a.“ ieS' 6W [1 f and expect a big season’s business. 393 GEO. ST., PETERBORO. BBBBBBW This store has the distinctive feature of being strictl1 a Ladit s' store, and in it will be found nearly dren' s READY- TO PUT- ON “car You will be well repaid if you shop at this stor;e everything in Ladies’ and Chil in}: apparel. we "lie a'lways in a position to show you the newest and best goods for ti e least money. Buy here your ester, after a pleasant visit with friends here. Miss Eames and Miss London are guests at Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gillan. Rev. Wm. Johnston has gone to the States for his vacation, and Rev. Mr. Clare is supplying for him. Mr. Jack Elliott was in Millbrook last Week. Major Howden, of Port Hope, was ‘ in town on Tuesday. Capt. Rutlidge has Whiting 1115 l Mr. Hugh Walker, of Port Hope. and Mr Chas. Reynolds, of Bethany, undertakers, attended the funeral of the late Mr. Thos. Giiiott on Monday with Mr and Mrs. G \V NCKitn Bro. A. A. Smith of Millbrook, was chosen 1). l). (‘1 M. for the new Otona bee District formed by the division of the old Ontario District N072. Orono Newcastle Bowmanvillel .odgesare in- bro'her, MT 5 Chambers BESt S Liuded in this district. â€"l’ort Hope Station. on \Vednesdav,Ai1g. 3rd, a ment Roofing. Good slung- ‘a thing of the past. The 3-11'n1ade shingles of today last bout six years, as they are made . . inferior timber, and the wood fi- beris so buried or thrown up in saw- heaity congratulations to Mr. and ing‘ihat it aosorb. moisture andretaiiis M rs Copeland and wish them a it tenaciousiy, and tne shingles soon rot, long life rof happiness and prosper. â€"I.. S. Clarry, Agent, Mdlbroox. Blouses, Suits, Skirts, Corsets, Gloves, Hosiery. Fancy Neckwear, Ladies’ and Children’s Un- derwear, Children’s Dresses, Children’s Hats and Bonnets, Infant's Wear Raincoats, Silk Waists, c. an expression of iespect to the deceased. The bereaved family, consist- ing ofthe widow and one son, Mr. Wm. Gillott. have the heartfelt sympathy of their many friends in their irreparable loss Mr David Marsheil has been very busy this week tending Mr Louie Parnell. Mr George Johnson has been vistt- mg his parents and friends in town. Mr James Mitchell has been driving with his fine blue horse the past week. We are pleased to see him shine in Cavanville. Mr George Hutchinson makes regul ar trips to Millbrook. Messrs Ab Tinny, 'l‘ G Tully and James Foster were in MiiibrOok Friday Mr and M rs l hos Hutchinson spent a few days with ldyl Wyld friends last week, is a guest of the Misses Sothern of the Sotliern House. ms 1). W. \chim returned to Napanee, alter a pleasant viSit G’VVe make a specialty of Stout Ladies’ Garments. 18 to 36. R1,.11l1'to put on \\ e carry Blouses from size 32 to 46, Corsets from size â€"._._.-. ._._. .-._._.._._..__. MARRIED At the home of the bride’s ' Mrs and Miss Smith,oi Camp bellcrolt, were visiting Miss Maud Nugent and Mrs “’8 Pickup this week. Miss Scott,of Omemee, was a visitor here this week. Mr Harry Leach, accountant in the Traders’ Bank at Schomberg, and mr George Leach, of Dauphin, Man" are spending their holidays with their parents here. .__.....- .-__ _.â€" Miss Nellie Chambers, to Mr. J.J. Copeland, the Rev. E. Roberts. of Lindsay, ofiiciatirg. The wedding was a very quite one, only a few of the relatives of the contracting parties being pi'.esent We extend Messrs Harry Tinny, T Newton and Kit Twomley took in the excurswn to Idyl Wyid on Friday. Mr Harry Brathw'aite is building a fine new house with cement cellar ' Peterbcrcugh. ity. 393 George-St, I respectfully call 1 have the AGENCY for Machinery, and can it: r ment or machine made The STRE IMPLEMENTS J of Running MOST RANK 1 Call on me and go call on you. 0310ch TUPPER R P. S.-â€"I also SE LOCK h LKCO \lr. Geo. (-11 ey retu 'l Uesdav after a phasant 1'i I'LnL-lou rails ft 11.1 ds. Miss C. Carey .s vis: tilts boro friends. Mr. (I Nixon was in l’L-tc day on business. Mr. J. 3. “ills of [And 1i<itor in town o1er Sunda Mr. and Mrs. A. Parsons of Toronto, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. '1'. Monday. A large number of tilt were in town Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Spariirg were guests of the Ru. and Locke m'et' Sunday. Mr. ('1. C. R. .\l1r(1)uade College, Helleville, was ill a on friends this weL'i'. Miss Ii (ileum-1' i as «my position as (led; in 'l 3.1 store, 'I‘umntu. Mr I. Richardson s‘iil load of bogs ft 17111 0111.1 ll Tuesday. 1 Mr, . ll. llari'ex' i Izls daughter Mrs (111111 tawa. Messrs. \Vin. hers, and Mrs. S. i.‘ Lindsay. attended the OI~ ISSâ€" \t lite ii'lll 1C p 1.1.1.Ll 11'111L'l1211te11-s 100; pl; Ct: )cstcl'ca} Mr and Mrs \‘Cltizesidq J of Toronto, were guests :.1‘ Mr and Mrs I (iit'llllc}'. \Il Mr. \V. Cook 11“.}; a 1f~il 125’ Week. Miss S' "lcl‘l1c, 1):- l.::.tl “uLst at thL home 11: \lr. : Earle last 111' eclt. Mr. R. J Courtney h to thresh. and he repel crop of clover Seed. Sac v.-\ ' 1 .4 ctil‘t ilu Mr. Sam Brown is gt \Vest again. We wish journey. ‘ Rev. J. M. \Viiizelaxu ing friends in Quebec 1 Mr. Thos. C. 11111} 11 uod. \\ cdnesday, ' \Vorkhas just c021 the side walks and “1‘11 forward as rapidly a 0.11euiceis bound to it with the tiniLs. Mr H. lieaity pro Ctiiiimeral lioii<1 9' 1L1 and Sunia1 11; h 1 :< I w fed. The work (11'. 11'..: re». 4 iii-c- on rapidly. 111111 11. ;: a hen model oi 1111.211.“ .-1 the contractor ;.::.'. :1- ; t 11111. Mr Ali. Jones \;.\> what it is cracked 1:11 11> mud IS bad In \1l).k'i 1 rather have a Imr~e 3:25. : MT, \V. 1:.K‘L'i1llt1’. Gough's staff. and 11 211-, 1 spending a few days 1111‘. Bert Courtney, Lebanon. air Robt. Henderson i. say friends. We regret to learn :. mcCalTrey is ill, Mr W A Sherwood, A spent Monday and Tile say and ()111e111L-e. The Mirror‘s phone 1' ' lung us up if 3011 order. bee opposite Dental No OWing to 10min in my practice in P6 teeling that I rm 11 people of Omemee the attention they do decided to discontiiz there Iwill give 5;.) ments to ti e peOpie and Emily 10 come bore ofiice. Thankin patronage. l remai Cerely, Dr \Vighman Av~