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._.on.to g.fter spending `a, week with the ~ZMxsses Catcher. , - - /r ' Miss 'SIattery has returned to Tor-' Iouwocwwuwwwwwowuuoououm.j E OO OO aooouououuoouooom] For instance our $5.00 lines are this sale G` A nn ll The lowest grade to the finest quality in the shop. 1 including the famous "Queen Quality and "Bostook Favorite for women, the celebrated "Walk Over ` and Geo. A. Slater" for men, are at your command.` Every- `kind, style. quality, size. width, price at the? same discount. which means a saving of one dollar` on every five dollars. We offer a straight discount: of 20 per cent. and make no reservations. 5` Sari eantsz King ____-- _..__, _ v.--.. .\,v v~~--V. 0 300 Tea Pots, regular 35c to 50 each. to cir:;1r;m I ~ v v---,_-~~v----- v '71-; - '0-"'" J` f"" -"~*\v . . . . . . . .. uo Fairbank s Glycerine Tar, regular IOC cake. 3 {or.. 20 -..... "F-.. D-.- ..-_A-_1.-.. -_- L- --- ._- .._.o ..e.. __---, -._--. .,-. ..v..--. , Mr. W. _Crawford is erecting a house on hns lot on Cumberland St. _. Mrs._ Leeming and family of -Ham- ilton are visiting at Mr. E, Catcher s_.E ?** - --' V`-' "' "`"'`1 "-`O""~I J,J\_ 'p'e?l1lif'. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Layer Raisins, regular 20c per lb . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Glycerated Complexion Soap, regular 5c per Calit, - I`--- --V " g " " " -Jvao.,__ . Evaporated Cream, regular :5c per tin... . . , Reliance Baking Powder, I llb. tin, regular 35 ' if ' I` _ % lb, tin, regular 1c__ Macaroni. No. I Canadian, 5 lb. box, regular L503 Royal Salad Dressing, regular 3 5c . . . . . . . . . . . . _, Holbrook s Worcester Sauce, regular 25c . . . . . . ,_ Gold Band Tomato Catsup, regular 2oc per b0[[]E_ English Table Vinegar. regular 15c per bottle. . ., IOO gals, XXX Cider Vinegar,regular 4oc per gal, 3 lb tins Clark's Tomato Soup, regular 25c . _ , _ H Chicken Soup, regular 25c per tin . . . . . , . . . . . . ,, Leard s Canned Chicken, regular 35c . . . . . . . . ,, Mushroom Catsup, regular 2 5c . . . . . . . . . . . . . , ,_ Coffee,regular 40c per lb . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Extra Large Best Shelled Almonds, regular /Joc Armour s Pork and Beans, reg, I 5c per tin, nu, Corn,Beans,2tinsfor............ . . . . , ,, ' Pears, ; Peaches, Strawberries, Cherries, I 1umS:'.d'n' ,. Pineapples, 2 tins for..............., ` Marmalade, 2 lb. jars, regular 3 5c. . . . . . . . . i i H n I lb. jars, ` u ' 2oc . . . . . . . . . . . H Grape Fruit Marmalade, 2 lb. jars, regular ~o(_: ' H Aurora Brand Maple Syrup, regular 30c.:). H ' H H H vvs 15c . . . . ,_ F . 1n_, ,_ _______1___ ___ _A We must clear the_ b3]3n 0fhthi S hHigh Gr; Stock with a `rush, and, In 01' 31' to 5 0_ t 6 Tfiducti, . _ making we quote below a few pnces : we are . ' ' . _ V All other Lines are great reductmns, Come- early `before we close the balance to jobbm Dandy Sale Saturday Night. OUR ENTIRE srocx or F0?!`-WEAR FOR MEN, WOMEN, BOYS and anus. oflloblev Bros. Stuck 3333 u .......... .. 075 CC c o o o o o o . . V , _ _ . _ . ' . - I - ` . . . . ' . '. .50 .. """ `- We invigg 01 V d and now 0 - - unto - meta, fnenda and stranger-; ' `"` *0 aenuine . n _ > . n I Of can earl McA1:thur o_f Scarboro is. staying with her sister, V TMrs`. -W. Culross. - L , - . . 3- UV 350 l\l\A ....l' ` X .K according to its size, `Thcrf between 250 and 30_0 t1k`i.`~"} id tendance, COI111)rism;.:` .\1k'If``3 n:\ Presbyterians. Baptx>t~`: .1IBmh. English Church and Lnztcd .11. ton. There, wcrc ;~r~3.~`L`. 4 the great preaclu-rs and 3 --1 `ad. ers of Chicago whn (lt`11}'f [M dresses on the work. C h` pleasure of hearing thc_rc`P}"q W delegate-of the \ V<>r`.d.~` < ventnon held in Rmm`- ``l-`,' the _last month. Mrs`. Iilttltr being engaged in 5 5- dpm`; home, took great delight an -tirring A Aure in listening to that 50".'milar report and many others of 3 nature;from newly settle Pr the state. The dclegtes ler Hat` jbilleted th.rough the cI_tY- * '3 4 1'0.~._.31,1(l I. were ver,V mrwna ' "b`ee_n_ billeted to th my t . McCullough, who form hon0 ,' `Barrie, which_ he has - ' claim as, his b1rthP13' tion 119 - . `canrser-of our c0V.'5ad5 mm! d; me .113. had many me - th` i`.~.tll1e,,~;nic'hhorhood ofegauxw for..... THUR-SDA'Y, {, JULY jobbers. and 25th ` 1 -Mis `Lottie Webb`; took {in the Tannerymerfs excursion -to Toronto yesterday. )3. .$400 % 3'2 35 I0 ii 1113 2 03 .40 3.50 weft` ._--r__v_-.`, --., .-.,.uo ww- Simpson of Hamilton is` visiting her aunt, Mrs, St." Louis. 111 4'! (E -Rosemoni: was a_ Sunday visxtor in the 6th Ward. f ~ i For licati mi ?".E}:`.' Miss` ]l,e1ir:).i _\_S_ cVayher is the g'uest' of Mrs. A. `Wilkinson. ' , Mrs. `W. Van Allan pf Pe-netan visited friends her; last week. ` Mrs, Geo; H012 of Buffalo is visit- ing `Mrs. Stephens, sr., Essa st. .0 vs . - 0 ooooouoooouoooooogoooooonouubooouonuuuuu I Mr. R. Cummings isin Toronto. . M.iss Jennie Scotf, who been h1gg.is;_r;;g;3g of mm-to is :::z`;:dW1:;*;1`;S,; aEi,`:;:;. . . V - .Mr .Douglass has purchased .Mr. .fmM:WMy0liIamhn leaves this Week R. Garrett s house on Ross St and . . . will move into same -shortly. jngI"tu\:Yt`S1';%-Dalton `S "holiday Mr. P. B. Steeper, formerly of this place, was married recentlv to Mis -V..`Dobson` is `spending a month in Toronto. VB. the rgtiest Vof Mrs. (Dr.) Taylor. 7 _o9o oouowoouoooououoonogj . pufttri . suE% V 011: ,foundati0ns undeir% hgis. WAL is , `Mr. is ~ stant.ia1' at out WM. MOORE, $3.50 and $4 Boots, on sale at 2.50 Men s Goodyear welted Boots Blucher and Lace style. heavy and medium light soles, in Box Calf, Vici Kid and Tan Calf leathers, broken lot, all sizes-in the lot 6 to I I. 20 pairs only, Boys iDongola Goat Skin Lace Boots, toe cap, med. heavy sole. Regular 1.50 value,sizes I to 5. On sale,special 1.00 20 pairs only Misses Dongola Kid Lace Boots`, toe cap, back strap, heavy sole, low heel, sizes II to 2, worth 1.50. ' A snap. On sale . . . . . . . . ......... . . . . . . . . . . ..I.OQ _ - To discount the genuine bargains i of the past few weeks isn't any easy matter, but to our surprise and yours.. too, we're going to do so. ' Now for as clean sweep of every pair of our nest grades of Shoes without regard to cost at all, simply clipping half-dollars and `better off eachprice. It's the chance of -the season without a doubt. Too heavy a stock is the reasonfjor the price re- duction :- _ - _ A THE BUSY SIXTH * 2 00 This lot comprises Ladies Vici Kid Blucher Lace Boots, low Oxford Shoes, in Kid and Gun Metal. in hand turn Soles and Goodyear welted soles. Good choice of shapes to select from. Every pair cost more money. $3.00 Boots end Shoes; -on sale . . . . . . . . All our $3.50 Ladies : Boots, in Blucher, Lace and Button styles, Goodyear welt and light soles, in_ all leathers. ` On sale at.` . . .$2 50 JulyMid-Summary Shoe Salelinds Next Week Startling Shoevalues mzus 01-` NOTE FROM BARRIERS RAILWAY QUARTER. Miss Jessie Wilkinsoh an.d her friend Miss, Arms_tr,ong' are holiday- ingj;,at- Porf Sidney.` For the Closing Week of Sale tl1\at Means Money-4-Saving to You. Woodcot, the beautiful residence of Capt. Whish, was en fete Friday evr-':ning'when the` ladies of .`St- Geor-V gc_ s Church, by the kind permission of `Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Houston, held 'aj garden party there. The grounds were ` illuminated by many lights, while a.huge bonre on the shore added much to the eEective- uess of-the scene. A special train of vecoaches brought a very. large n.umber_from Barrie and Allandale. The various tables _which wfe taste- fully-Ldecorated. did a bargain -day, Vbusmesjs. WMr_s. Vila"-lton,';` Mrs; Fir-, - man - and Mrs; E-st`e`n:..f had ` -ieharge sot`-` thggteag-table; `.Mj1's.:;,.T - ' ;M1s's .Hil1_,,;the c 99~.:e 31 a Rev. Dr. Knowles of Galt, the gifted Canadian author, occupied the pulpit of the Presbyterian Church on Sundayevening..to--the great edi- ;fication of the congregation. ` The Reverend gentleman is rusticating at the -summer home .of "Mr. *Cror_n_arty.l -L. O,'L. No. 432 will hold an out- ing to Big Bay Point on Wednesday, Aug. 14th, per 'Str.v `Islay. Three trips will be made. -Further pare` dtiualars next week. Remember the date. ` d V V _ _ ' Mr, Alf. {Bell has sold his 7Burton.| A_ve. residence to Mr. Jas. Ferguson and has purchased a blacksmithing lbusiness in Painswick. Rev. Canon.Murphy was able to take the services .in St. George's on Sunday for the first time `since ithc accident. 1-He-is still very vlame, v however. T T T-'(1\Eis"s Lamb, who has "been with` her sister, M.rs.o Pratt, fora few weeks, has returned to her` home in East Toronto. - The` vhf V a%i r->e;l;).'_terian Church had an enjoyable picmc at Minnett s Point yesterday afternowon. 1\;f:._-5 `Mr--. 'l`-.....l..1I ._n '1` . _ _ _ L- 2- 7 , __... .. - v---- _, vI-fvvh\QUtJ I- A v V A I A\{`v`-Io Mis_s May Tyndall of Toronto is spendmg a. few weeks with her grandmother, Mrs. Hubbert, Brad- fort! st. ` --v\l iavu --v .4-ovovn u Ste-eper, fotfmerly place, was recently to Miss Sleight of_(_)swego, 'N.Y.-, M1-._ Kinsella and am_i1y_h__a_.ve ,returned.jV.[.-sffo` 5North' {B y ' gfger _..'a'V f `rt-" V&;%".*s*!t s;,?'*=i* ithe ' ` We ask you to note the difference _in regular price and sale price, and then visit the store to conrm the genuineness of the price reduction. Every line of Summer Footwear in the store is pric- ed down to` force them out. If you don t`see what you want in this list, you'll ndit on display for your seeing, `and ticketed to save you money. Saleoolooitit 000000001 00000 Men s Regular 4.00 Goodyear welt soles, ' patent _ co1tskin, Blucher style, narrow . and medium wide toes, sizes 6 to 11. On sale at ..................... .... "$3.00 Men's _Vici Kid Blucher Lace Boots, toe cap . medium heavy sole, dressy, natty style, excellent wearer,Worth 3.00, sizes 6-11. On sale ................................ .. $2.00 $1.75 Boot on sale .................... .,....$1.25 Men's` Box Calf Lace Boots, toe cap, medium heavy sole, round toe, tidy, ' medium Weight `boot, sizes 6 to 10. . . $2.00 Boots on sale $1.50 15 pairs only Ladies Dongola Kid Blucher Lace Boots. toe cap, medium `heavy sole, warranted solid. This is our regular $2.00 Boots, sizes 2} to 5%. All our $3.50 and $4.00 Ladies Low Shoes. Goodyear welt and turn soles, all sizes in patent kid and golden brown leathers, in every style to please good dressers. On 131:: A H" Where the Good Foot- Wear Comes From. TUESDAY`. JULY` 23:4. V .D1_-. 1. A. -M:c'LellanA, former Prin- cip_al4_ 9f -.the-. Otxtarbioglflog-mal Cgllege, i8& rgoylslyf Jill-;=. :1 `- _Canadian laci'ose' team in Australia won. their first. match, de- fgating Queensland by 6. to 3, -before letght `thousand spectators. v_Iit1'gJ's~(v'.'u1$ at Bisley was` won by Lneut. Vddison of the Australian team. V ` . W- a 1.; van. U1. at UILI QLIUII. Twenty-xle `Japanese were killed `in Corea by soldiers in mutiny. FL- 'I I'2...J_ t"-A_ ,n `I\' - ` . i .Mrs. Stevenson has . 'return_e5i (to. the Soo after` a pleasant yxsnt at Mrs. Frank Dalton's. ' 75.1151}: Lodwick shot his wife dead near Va1lentyne s -Corners while the [woman was -in bed with a young in- fant in her arms. Four girls from Port -Ryerse went out in a punt,` and were -driven across Long `Point Bay, being pick- ed up by a tug next -morning. Spain and -Switzerland have signed a -treaty of `arbitration. ` ` - -..-..-..v ..-- v--- vv------v---ro A youhgidaughter of James Jones of S_o`uthwold was impaled on a hay- fork and lies at the point of death. I Montreal gave Sir -Wilfrid Lauriet?` a magnicent recption on. Saturday |%**%*.*t~ % F1-eod L.` Fowke has lacceted the Liberal nomination for South Ontario for_ the -Commo_ns. -551} {ixver-1-vvz/`a 1fs'\;s;recked' -03:1-Sturgeon" Shoal, opposite Au1ts- v: e. j The Canadian Manufacturers As- sociation will organize a department to collect overdue accounts and handle members claims_ against in- solvent debtors. ` - V `Coi1':g:ht'i r_t;)`n of `South ADorchest- er was found dead in AbAed-. E V - V'l-`1'1;_r`n-as_ '1;;n{iielw(1','editor, bf ~Preston, died in Galt hospital. 11?: In 3 rear-end collision of street cars on Ftfpnt street, Torontg, `three people recenved a severe shakmg, but `were not serlously hurt. "FL; t',,, 1' If . o Mr. C. E. Dewey has been ap- pointed Assistant General Freight Agent of the G. T. R. V Miss M. Moorg, a frmer Allan-I V-dale girl. was married in Alliston `one day this week... I , . T ' I -Barrie Steam VfL'aundry is now doing good work. Call, telephone `or write for special prices for fam- ily washing. All kinds of work guar- anteed. Joseph Kreitz, proprietor. _i1_nuc h to the enjoyment of the even- ing; A hearty vote of thanks at the close was given to Mr. and Mrs. Houston; Capt. Whish and Mr; Tif- fin. -Proceeds $135.00. Consider- able disappointment was felt by many at Mulcaster Street and Allan- dale wharves, owingito an accident interrupting the gasoline launch ser- vice. A large number were prevent- ed from attending. `T n-,,,r, 0-. I'r- ' Events of the Week MONDAY, JULY 22nd. Continued From Page Three. THE NORTHERN ADVANCE .'.' $2.713 _ -~c vv n\v\rD I-Io. a As- most of our travelling was done at night, I had little chance to make. observations of the crops, but what_I did see during the voyage and since I shall just describe in a few words. The .wheat and `barley crop through Michigan looks well. Oats are not so promising in gener- al, though some places on high land they are splendid. They would on `the whole compare very favorably: jwith the c_rops in Iinnisl and Essa. In the central part of .-Wisconsin gun) l.\J DLIIJVV LIIC SLYICII [is paid to travellers _to guard them :,-.ga.inst those who might lead them astray. We_ arrived in St. Paul at 9 am. Thursday. -Here we had only forty-ve minutes to stay, and,as our tOl11'1St ticket was only good to St. Paul, we had to get tickets for En- dcrlin, N. `Dakota, which is 267 miles west of St. Paul. These being se-' cured, we took the train for our de- stination which we reached at 6.30 p.m.,' where our daughter and her husband, Rev. F. AW. Harrpn, wue 1 waiting to greet` us. .... -_--_ ..v. .- (`lVVI'rs. H. Saunders andlfamily are spending a fortnight at Shanty Bay and Ha;wkestone.. ' I unupun \.a.1uc IULIIIU auu gave ets for the bus that would convey us to that depot. just gnentionl this to show the stnct attent1on that] ;i Hid f frnxrnlino-c 6. .........J AL---- -. on`, .. as; V unlvu Dear Sir,-Perhaps the readers of your valuable paper would be inter- ested in a descriptive tour from Ontario to North Dakota. I shall therefore endeavor to give them a brief description of our journey from the time we left Thornton un- til we reached our destination in Enderlin, North Dakota. We left Thornton on Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock and arrived at Port Huron about 3_ p.n`1.' When we ccmpared our watches with the time there we found that they were one hour fast, and all at once we remem- bered that it was here that central time began. We remained in Port Huron till 9.15 p.m.`and then left -for Chicago, which we reached about the same time next morning. We` stayed there till 6.30 p.m., thus giv- ing ourselves ample time to see scmetliing of the greatest inland city of the United States. We hear a great deal in Ontario about the difculties and dangers that beset travellers and tourists in this city, but I am convinced now that if trav- ellers attend to their own business and keep their minds to themselves they are just as safe in Chicago as in any other city. `We found the train ofcials .very- obliging and wil- ling to answer any questions. As we had to take the VVisconsin Cen- tral from Chicago to St, Paul, about ten minutes before we arrived an iofcer came round and gave us tick- `Pf-Q `Fnr fl-an lane 4-I...` .... .-IA - I Four hundred members .of the! Toronto Canadian Club heartily ap- .-`plaud-ed an address by*Mr. J. Keir 'Hardie, M.P., the British labor lead- A large number of~_the passengers on the Str. Islay on Tuesday, July 6th, I907, desire to express their ap- prcciation of the efforts of Capt. Mc- Iunes and crew in doing all within their power towards their comfort and welfare, while delayed at Look No. 5 of f the Trent Valley Canal, owing to the accident to the boat s rudder.` A The mishap was due in no way to any defect in the vessel, but was purely unavoidable, and we have no hesitat' on in recommending the `Islay and her crew to the fav- orable consideration of the excur- sion-going public. `Editor of The Advance`: ..- ----`J n A` Mr. R. G. Macpherson, `NE P-, comes out strongly against Japanese immugratxon. The National Council of Woman h_as _conclt'1ded- its conferences .at Vancouver.` V ` uayu. .LuL;1uucs Is In recexpt OI II1e| fcllowing address which speaks for itself:-- E Fiv.e-Vmen cha'rgedV with` cpunter- feiting at Lindsay pleaded guilty- .'Misse_s Pearl Mk:DonaId and`Olive Moore were_in Toronto for a couple _ of days this weelg. ` . `-Sir Wilfrid'and Lady Lauder. `re- ceived a very cordial w_elcome _ at Ottawa last night. ` -run . I 1 Th `15,ei$atI.nt oJ.?Agrii1!tur.is- sued an impbr1tant'b1iI1etin dealmg with the milk supply question. Daiid Houghi Inf Auguvsta was] blown off a load ofvhay and killed: ` _-v v.-- v~- 5. -v...- V- _---J .-~--- ---~ William Turner . escaped from Brockville Jail while in charge `of a tumkey. - l Ir 1` `r 1 11" 1'5 I Caider;l:_e_a'1'cl, a Kingston lady. was "shot and killed by a Un1ted States spldier at the S00. The storm did `great damage in Bowmanville district, `Brown `.Bros-. ne barn being burned . and several head of cattle killed by lightning. |I`__,_ . _--.._ V- `Iv. . . . v - n - nay-.5 VJ ;n&;n\.a-.5. `Canadian mafksmen at Bisley won over 300 in prxzes thxs year. "FL , ` --v-- ..-- r--.-v- ..---u J`.-.. ` ' Three Canadian youths have been held at Syracuse on charges of bur- glary. ` ` LETTER FROM N. DAKOTA. Capt. Mclnnes is in receipt of the ..]IKW\If;f1CI` OAAFACE 1Ir`v\:n'a l\t\1hlu'9n ;\.-I "iCii l'):1"'"'i`.yrwhitt of Torontp was a_ guest of the Rectory from F ry- day `till Monday. V r 7 AN APPRECIATION. I \a\h ll L `?`..`i Irish are fond of Lthoizght to myself that thc 4 31` vqhom : of gxat, statement` has Fa"- }| Nov 3 E. 2% on '5' 3 % F0 ;` Th F: g includit ; Favorit 2 I End uG.J] [1 very ' n g di ; ever 1' of [)4 For instance ` 5 ac ' I V n - V '0: J C. [' In : u u ; u H Li Q:LQ::4 ,-`State theyare not so good, owing to the land being very level and hav~ ing suffered somewhat from heavy rains, but inthe northern part of the state all the spring crops look splen- did, excepting that they are. two or three weeks later than in other years. In North Dakota 1 had a morevfavorable opportunity of taking observations. as this part of the Journey was made in day time, and I can say I think `I never saw a bet- ter appearance of a more abundant` harvest than that they have here. The spring wheat and barley were all headed out as .we passed along am the oats were beginning .to head -out.` I_f~nothing' happens. between country one would 1 be .1 dt ..th3t.;t_l1,. _I`g,ishi' e_le_ment'isf 0 Sa n3.';? 1.9 this-3 Colitltfy--. `It has been 1 -4.33151: `Verne ~truly._ .to;'o, : that the alts; ;; .aon 4. wot , -pntatfoelsf. ;I ' 3?; .'?-`Shit-"v.th._l .a.rei' not 4 on.whm`~.~ L; '.`'_..-I- ' Extraordinary Shoe Sale is Now on, and Continues Untxl _4;:;"; the End of J 314$ `iii; 1] ' ` . V v - v Mass Maude I-Iardy bf Sault s_te. Marie is spending a few weeks wxth her parents here. - ~ 1-: 4 -