re Bound
the
or
"ale, e Is may know that they are buying ex-
hatareadvmd tobepert'ect, audwearenotasham-
to‘endorsc every article as beiu without a blemish-
d as for our competitor's d advice. we duly ap re-
and have well considered it. We haven’t the slig eat
of . this would-be competitor’s ideas and expectations of
withus as a ider with a fly. But a word in time,
. uild your cos c too high for we shall turn it over with-
ascent. It may he a long-fought battle but if life permits
2 M do it.
ori‘liemember we are buying dollars worth where you
" g cents worth.”
your prices they are at the present time-cheaper, at
stage price marked than yours would be to give away
(schema. And now that we have heard from our dearly-
' , little com titer ior the first time we will proceed to
.. “ ‘ until or notice. “For remember we are buying
worth where you are buying cents wort .”
Gent’s Furnishings.
In our Gent’s Furnishing department you will find a new
supply, and a large one at that, of the finest quality of Domet
Mach Flannel and Silk Shirts ever exhibited in this vicinity,
at! rices‘ran ' g from 250 to 83.00 each.
‘ lso‘ "Gerda” sashes in Silk, Satin and Cashmere from 50c
*0 $3.35; .
Also all the desirable styles of Summer Ties from 250 to 1.25.
‘Bsmember- we are buying dollars worth where you are
buying cents worth.
, Ladies’, Gent’s and Children’s Outing Cops in all styles
ran ' g from 190 to 50c.“ All styles of Canvas, Silk and
lentil; belts from 150 to 75c. ‘
‘ki‘Also a fine line of Gent’s cheap and fine grades of under-
always on hand. Prices guaranteed.
‘Rembember we are buying dollars worth where you are
g cents worth.”
Best known fabrics for this season of the year are Outing
. for Tennis and Seaside suits, of which n have just
u . one solid case of the most desirable styles and will
10(: per yard, never befdre sold less that 16c.
Anew supply of Challies just received at 7c, 14c and 16c
Most desirable styles ever exhibited Actually
dds, 250 and 350.
\
CHILDREN’S PICTURE
_....‘.._
Successful Specialty,
m it
l'lllllll'l‘llllli
liliEl'l‘ BARGAINS.
David Stow
I ”.mm ,
I
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. , gar-ram. ‘1
unmeasured
, , , 1 to. -' do the People the Most Good.
ifirhm“§o”mmn‘£' xiii? 3.33%?
n gentle, second hand wares we haven't room to
' 3 that we lay upon our counter for exhibi-
sa'rnsns. saunas. saunas.
A choice line of 8atines, an”, handsome styles, boa t
to sell for 25c per yard. Will place on sale at once at at e
per yard. . .
Crinkled Seersucker. ,
Another good material for summer wear. They are my
scarce this season, but after great difliculty have secured a large
quantity best nalities and very handsome styles at the very
low figure of l {c yd.
150 different styles oi Flouucings in Cambric and Swiss
Don’t buy Flouncings anywhere else but of us, for we are sell,
ing them at half the manufacturer’s cost. .
“Remember we are buying dollars worth where you at?;
William! PARASOLSl1
Again we make mention of our Pararol stock that we arr.l
selling with so much success at prices for below our competit
ors as follows: $1.25, $1.33, $1.39, $1.48, $1.53, $1.75, etc.
GREAT SALE 0F FLlllIlifllllii. .......
. ecu-m can an. l’o‘ltdnly o no
; some and the latter lull-lat” ”a.
fly. 6-” la a Plenum-War I.
. an. Intro Ilaswaoa labor W
at thaAnerlean Federation‘s! labour!“
”mailer“ Master Workman?”
“inclihoknluhta or whom-night
ta Coopw unhm. Hominid: oi trad.
mortars wan mt to lies that that
Wu aadchampiolimad (airpluy.
whom-ad to accept llr. Powdariy'a
with». Cooporunion'a .Iarohailwaa
g Mahatma I Veterinarian-aware
budirgthrua and (our deep ln'thodoor-
ways. Among the premium laborman
‘ r holida- Mr. Powdalrlywm Ale»
”a; W. Wright, at Toronto; James J.
W . of Florida; Johln Costello. of
Panaylvanlu; John Dalia,“ Michigan;
glow. Hayes, general secretary traaov
; George Warner, master workman
Wrist aaaolnbly No. 263; Jamea P. Arch-
ibald. master workman District assembly
No. 210; Mortimer O'Conmall, recording
my, District assembly No. 2%; Dr.
in Coats and Robert Bliusrli.
Gem‘s E. Hurray introduced Goorp
Warner as chairman. who stated thank
ohiaa oi the whoring was to anawar the
attach-oldie Federation oil Labor. The
meetlnw been called by the district
mm of the order in this city.
Ir. Powdorly'o Ovation.
Whoa Mr. Powderli’a turn canto ho was
greeted with an enthusiastic: ovation. Ha
DOWTICS andDRESS GINGEAMS
Fruit of the Loom 7i
Lonsdale, 7;
Continental 0, 6‘
Lonsdale Cambric. 9i
Dwight Anchor, 8
Good Unbleached Muslin for 5d
1 case of Apron Ginghams 4§c yd
Prices holding good until further notice. f
Scotch Ginghams, of which we have a large variety ol
elegant styles, never have we asked over 18c, but will sell the
same as long as they last ior 12lc.
American extras at
American specials at
Best quality fine French Percale at
DRESS GOODS.
Best all wool Cashmere, all shades, 25c. Remember these
we guarantee to be all wool and worth 500 per yd.
The celebrated Adonis Hair Curler for 25c, far in the lead
of anything ever advertised.
ital: ill Slain Islui Illi with
We
8c
tile
AND THIS GOES.
Rexwheat
We have been succemful in introducing new goods upor
this market, because we never take hold of goods and pusl
their sale unless thoroughly convinced of their merit.
For instance. We have introduced this deservedly popular
want 6,000 ladies and gentlemen to come and test this
hocowudlyaoacoaptit
EMS-aw
KING OF BREAKFAST DISHE
Free exhibition all this week. Come one, come all. W
iiiii nun filllfll any
200. a. 1b..
5; lbs. for $1.
' 33 Washington Street.
F. H. NASH do 3 0.
Plrllllllltl, WI AID GAB FITTING, STE“
Alglfl All! menus.
Items an lineman. 61in, inn atrium
and ' M. 7' Iron? Ware-
una- ”My ‘ . running-a. ‘- ,
regretted that it should honecauaryior
hiruto stand on the platform todiaou-
thoqueation he waa about. to outwith,
hutthalaa‘uawaaioreadontha knightaby
theolllcsraoi theiedanriou. Thokuiahtl
had no quarrel with the mmmheraoitho
federation, whose cause was theirs, and
with whom the speaker and the order
would march until their enemies were
vauq . Mr. Powderly said that l“
helm coming into the hall he had lu-
cetved a letter from Mr. (tempers. ll.
read the letter, which was as iollows:
llr. Orr-upon on the "Challenge."
“in your letter just to hand you very luv
horioualy tried to show that your letter of
thalahinmto me wu not a challcn
because it contained no provisions torrid;
audwnditions. It is this very omission
that bear- upon its (ace the complete un-
iairuaaa at your proposition, and which I
sought toaupply bytho very ihlr ooudidma
imposed. latuahelrainkwithaach
“but, Mr. Powdcrly. M III“ I am pro-
parodto Maud aayto you thatitia my
candid opinion that you never expected
that 1 would accept your challenge, orthat,
ii I did. I would hoantrappodiintoa packed
meeting, for which preparations. I an: N
liahly iniormed, hare bean to prove- aar-
aalweeknwhila,“ i had declined your
proposition, would not and your iolo
lowers have said: ‘Mr. Muddy did Io.
Millage Mr. Gorn !’ And would you
Ill they not have that the otter
iromyoutodividatho plamonn with no
waaaholdaud lair challanr‘Pand that]
Heal
Io “~00de
my and everything that 1 «or said in con-
uaeaion with your order. Yo! hide your—
aalibahindaauhtariuaeoiwords and say
it was not a challenge.
In. tic-para Boa-u Ilarcaatic.
“ldireetyour aatonttm to the press 01
this city and oi the country tor a confirma-
tion oi my assertion that your letter was a
damage. Aireryourattemwptatoxplana—
the you very ingeniously odor whatyou
do in Manner to the disclaim at the
char-sud the identical. and and to
no equal time to reply myourowudia-
canton—in other words, the whole per»
Cereal to a large number of householders in this city. We It“!
Thanyouaadtharaat of your m
notoprocaadtotha and of your!!!”
ortarws. Oiconneaouandynur
mmtoroi-rtomuortham
mflouoilaborgilarhavinz lauded rue
onto! um Oh. no, norm by a
Mmorwlnk. Ila-rm!
“Ion Hana-d low “I lodge!"
”You sayyou annot col with the
eondltioualmadaowin; to but M
yonhavenotthq toithrmaat-
tap. Howhit,thao,that you badmin-
dantpowertnthamanapmrntiuthadrat
Wtooflertoahauthaplauornwlth
not ltaaomatomathatthtle having".
nesting in charge should be willing
brace-willing in order urginyou
Wits withouo iellblbwto
on tho American radicalism othhorand
mall
mrlctteryou hem and hawandhadgl.
You pahly Manitoulin-om
andwill atandhainmlllo
[Oldie aaapeitilogfl.
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‘mtloutothaiaaa uranium-q
“Youromindnethatlwabouerana-r
hatyouradar. lwaaa «reallyuwt'dr
hudrodooithouundaoioil who
althorothedouhledcallnn
udyourcontruaa. l dealt! toadd that
nymionevnmada new
nypanunlhmeither-IWC
unwilling-anyhow
ndaowwithiuthra Midyear”
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baituatadhutthrua walkin-
«Hannah-adiahaflmiltyournpiy
harautl them CHIC-Id-
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was warms—d
eighthournonw tamer-y
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aurora. Juno—Prunmoomm 1-
'unarmmm
vantionlaatyaaranhichwmmany
were haighta’ auunhlira and some that
Wtonoithw.
“01““!finm .
are“ mmmm.“ ‘” u
. ac now to
federation. it iaaina‘voriu oi
thalademion‘a odious that ham
an butsmpo of sand. Comparud with
the t'a'ricratlon the halahuare auntie
nation’s convention in Home.”
Powder-1y, and thrown aside.
no Knights Wanted rm
"A work could be occupied in [Magh-
atanceawherethe knights havohaauwillv
log to make peace. Wherever I: have
been made and inn-tinted it in who
were iound to work under pric— an not
my place ii he’s the man to lead. (CM of
So! no!) 1’“ (allow, for, thank God, I
know how to follow.
"This «pulsation at our: has taken its
last inmlt h silence. We have allowed
every insultfivcy jibe, ovary sneer to go
unnoticed. From this time forward, win in
we shall not seek a quarrel, we shall strike
down every snarling car at our heals. At
the some time we shall cope with the
capitalists. even though we have an enemy
on ourilank whoahould haourfriand.
“Knights oi Labor, hoop peace with your
Month, the trades nnioniata, it possible.
W them to you with steal buds; hold
their
gr aaurnhllsa and your tradaounioua.
tlatmorayrighthan that thatimaoi
temporlatnawtthour boom. In
the tutors, it we mun twaahajldo
an." Chmapouchawmadthaolouoi
Mr. Powdcriy'r address; amid Which“
meeting closed. Mr. Compare W
nidhewould meet Hr. Powderlytodla-
cur-tho issue between them,ths fedora-
tionand knights equallyto bear than
porno.
a FACT or; a "rarer"
lamanry Ill-Inc's Alleged Dominate.
oran- stall-toy not.
In Ym, luau ‘ lat-11:8 WI
Washington t can the ad-
ministratiouia in open array again-ssh.
McKinley bill and that Secretary Elaine,
nauseating of the senate
committee, deliverada locturaonpolitieal
economytour. Allison, of lawnmower
not intended ior the eyswearoi the pub-
lic. According to the correspondent, the
mmhar ottheeommittu, Ir.
Mummths toner
Hr. Elaine’s view and atan opportune
mthaianportadtohavanld:
“lwiahybum not Mafiacrolaryaud
wurotuthla-uataroraiu your voice
Wilda hill."
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danwouatiinotthamuatiniamouamaaa»
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ficwwho vouforthia bill will wreck
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snare wouldratharhava my right arm
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