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_ECEMBER
7, 1900
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THE Milt EXPOSITOR.
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Perth Notes.
—TEs Latter Day Sainte pu oso build-
irg a church hi Stratford next a ring.
--The Stratford Poultry As elation will
hold their annual winter fair o December
26 28-
-Mr. H. Kiober, 15th emcee( ion, Logan,
is nuking preparations to erects large barn
Deet attrnmt`r.
—Mr. Alex, ,ailing and Mies +`lla Strong,
beth of Milverton, were quietly married in
Stratford, on WO esday of last week.
James Chapman, the ew pastor
of the S°.. Marys Ilapti;st churl , occupied
ate own pulpit for the fleet time pn Sunday,
25.h ult.
.-.The question of a , public of
being agitated in Mitchell. It is
that the town take ever the
cemetery.
—While going home the other
W. Young, of"ytratford,• was he
two men and robbed of $2!L Th
clue to the robbers. II,
--A little 5•year-old on of &.
McKay, of Mitchell, accidentally
a barrel Tuesday evening of last v
broke his ehoulderblade,
—Mr. David Dow, jr., has beer engaged
to touch Melville's school, in Ribbon, for
next year. Dave is at present attending the
Mitchell -Model school.
—Mr. J. W. Wood was entertained at a
complimentary Supper the other evening, by
a number of his St, Marys friends, prior to
hie departure from that 1 town to live in
Brantford.
_Tuesday:afternoon of last w ok Mrs.
John Brown, of Mitchell, slipped and fell,
=breaking a small bone in one of he ankles,
the lady is we1.r up in years, he acci-
dent will likely confine her to the mouse for
some 'months.
--Burglars broke into . the hou4 of Mr.
Fred Mingay, of Stratford, the oth• r night.
They effected an entrance through a cellar
window and proceeded upstairs, b t made a
noise which aroused the inmates and the
burglars decamped.
—Mr. 3. J. Bettridge, of Downi , thresh-
ed his season's crop the other day, and dis•
-posed of his straw in rather an animal way.
An ensilage cutter was operated a the rear
of the threshing machine and the a raw was
cut as fast as it came from the machine.
—Mr, George Barr, of the Bla
cheese and batter factory. has re
Stratford. Before leaving, Mr.
`Barr were .made the recipients of
motory is
suggested'
ethodist
night, C.
d up by
aro ie no
r. David
ell across
(eek, and
k Creek
oved to
nd Mrs.
n address
and a well-filled purse of gold by t eir many
friends. They have beep active workers in
`Knox church, Carlingford,
—' A pretty wedding was witnes ed by the
relatives and a row intimate frien Is of the
of l:,st
Hagge,
Graham,
Taylor,
contracting parties, on Wednesda
week. The principals were M is
daughter of Mr. and Mre. ;Gorge
8th eonceeeion of Mina, and W
• •enaon
r
wde , t -
The ceremony jr,, of Atwood. 3 , p
formed by Rev. E. A Fsar, of A
good Methodist fashion.
—The South Perth Farmers'
meetings are fixed for Mitchell tai
wood, in
Institute
8 year on
January 10th, and St. Malys on January
14th. The supplementary meetings will be
held at Bornholm on February I6th $taffa,
18th ; Rurseldale, 19th ; SebringviIle, 20th,
and Tavistock, February 21st, i:Che depu-
tation for these meetings will bid Simpson
'Rennie, of Milliken, and D. C. Anderson, of
Rugby.
—R. B. Hamilton, of Stratfor
rested Thursday night of last w
international bridge, under the
law, and later was deported by
1)e Barry, of Buffalo. In his pos
.founda contract to work for ash
in Mica, New York, at a solar
week. Inspector De Barry, wh•
contrast, will begin a civil act
the shoe company.
—One day recently, while M
Ti,eihl, of Monkton, was taking
fi, was ar-
ek, at the
lien labor
Inspector
eseion. was
e company
of $8 per
holds the
on against
s. Charles
kettle of
• boiling water off the stove, the handle gave.
way and two of the children re
of the contents, scalding the
badly about the neck, .shoulders
feet. The other got one arm
shoulder down, scalded. Their
eived park
baby - very
arms and
from the
lathing was
quickly removed, but the skin peeled off
-with them.
€ MARK -AWL' tr
SnavpaTH."Deeerlber 6, 1900
. Fall Wheat (now), Standard .......... $0 82 io (10
'Spring Wheat perbnelrot,........, 0 02 to 0
Osis per bushel_ '0 26 tO 0
Peas per bushel_ ., _ - _ - I Oi 68 to 0
Barley Per bushel - - _ ... -.:- ....I 0 36 to 0
Butter, No. 1, loose_ .:. -- - -.. - . 0 17 to 0
Bnttor, tub__ -- _. _ _ .. - -- ..! 0 17 to 0
Eggs per doz_ _ ..., ..^..
Flour, per 100 tfse
El ow per 100 fbs _. �. .....
Shoe? Sktne..... ..... ..
Wont -.,... ,.-.-....
Potatooe per bush (now),_
Salt (retail) per barrel., _... _ ....
Wood por cord (long)..... . _ ... _•
Wood per cord (short).. ., ...
Apples per bag_.. _-.......
Clever Seed ..-.-..,_- -.....
Timothy Seed1- -- _....... -...
`Park, per 100 nal. -•-.-
T flow, per lb.. _.
Dairy Markets
UTICA, December 3—Last da
son. Cheese—All large oheese
excepting a lot of 81 boxes at
cheese, 10c to 10;;0, Creamer;
2'5 to 26e, prints *27c,
Mo.NTItelaL,December 4—But er—Receipts
are light and absorbed by looalljobbers. - We
quote :—Finest creamery, 20 to 210 ; sec-
onda, `20 to 20.to ; western dairy, 17 to 18e.
Eggs—There is a good demand for small
lots. We quote : No. 1 )andled stook, 19
to 20c ; No, `2, 15 to 16o ; Montreal limed,
15h to 161c, and we3tern Limed 14 to 150 per
dozen. -
TORo:t•ro, December 4—Butter—The _prin-
cipal receipts in dairy are the large rolls,
which are coming forward freely. There is
a fair demand for the choice late, and they
bring 17 to 14 c readily. The rest =sells at
15 to 16ic. Pound rolls are also in good de-
mand, and choice bring 19 to 20c. There
are few tubs and pails offering, and 'the
quotation is unchanged at 17i to 18c. Low
grade is plentiful, and sells slowly at 13 to
16e. Creamery is firm at 23 to r24o tor
prints, and 21) to `120 for tabs and boxes.
Eggs—The trade in eggs is very quiet, ow-
ing to the small offerings of strictly fresh.
They are worth 15 to 19e. Pickled and or-
dinary held are coming in freely. They are
steady at I5 to 16c. Smalls are unchanged
at 11 to 12', and splits Bell at, 9 to lUo.
Crain, etc.
LiVEttrooL, December 4th --Spot wheat
firm ; No. 1 etaudard California, 69 2d to 68
3d ; Walla, 58 lIel to 5e 116d ; No. 2 red
winter, 5a lid to 6a ; No. 1 northern spring,
21,t1 to (',6 3.1:d` ; futures steady t Decem-
ber, k,3 1I',c1 ; -March, 6s ;d. r
ri`„I:i,:,•r,,, December 4th--•-���- heat—Three
” -hundred bushels of white sold unchanged at
67 =`, and 1t)() buehele of goose unchanged at
61 to 612.c. Farley—Five hundred bushels
sold fairly steady at 40 to 47c. Oats—Three
hundred bushels sold le higher at 30 to 31c.
Hay and Straw—The price of:hay was un-
changed, twelve loads Melling at$13 to $14.50
per ton. ()ne load of straw sold unchanged
at 1 1,t.r ton. Baled Hay—The market is
quiet and the offerings aro light. Car lots
on track here are quoted at $9.50 to $10
per ton for No. 1, and $8 to $9 for No.
2. Baled Straw—Very little is being offer-
ed, but the demand is keen. 'jar lots on
traekhere are worth w4 50 to 55.50 per ton.
Potatuest---•Trade ie slack. Prices are un-
changed at 30c per bag in car lots on track
sit Toronto, and 40e out of store.
84
84
26
68
88
18
18
0 16 to 0 1.0
200 to 200
7 00 to 7 60
5 00 to 6 60
060 to 070
0 16 to 0 17
0 26 to 0 80
100 to 0 00
400 io 4 76
2.00 to 266
040 to 060
6 60 10 8 CO
1 26 to 200
869 to 070
04 to 0 00
keys, 5 to 6o for geese, 20 to 40e for obiak•
eus, and 45 to 650 fo>j-ducks
Live Stook Markets-
LoNDoN, England, December 4 -United
States cattle, .6,d ; panacliane, 6{d ; ranch
ere, 5:i. to 5fd.
LIVERPOOL, December 4—Canadian cat-
tle, 1-d ; sheep, 5itd Trade firmer.
141 � T1tnAr,, December 4—The disagree-
able, eloppy weather helped to make a dull
market more so, for, although the butchers
wt.ro present in cousiderablu numbers, they
were careless purobasere, except' for the best
atlima!a,which were not at all plentiful. A
sold
gar losidnf good Vlauitoba asitia were
at from 4 to 40 per pound,. pretty good
animal; brought < from 3:1 to 40, and.,, the
common stook from 2 tis 3o per pound. ban-
ner" paid from 1 to 2;
sold at from $3 to $12.
3o per pound for good
butchers paid from 2i
a per pound. Calves
ach. Shippers paid
arge sheep, and the
to 30 per pound for
the others. Good lam s sold at from 4 . to
4io per pound, and the oth rs at from, 3:f to
3.'r.o per pound. "Fat, hogs are still rather
scarce, and sold at from 5 o 5ie per pound
for good straight lots weig. ed off the cars..
BUFFALO, December 4 Cattle—Choice
heavy steers were in good emend and full
steady, but not quotabl higher ; choice
feeders were in mod rate s pply, good de-
mand: and higher by 10 to 1+o ; ood to beet
smolth fat export" tittle, ,+•f desirable qual-
ity,, $5.45 to $5.60 good to best, $5 to
$5 45 ; shipping steers, , 4. 0 to $5.25 ; ex-
port bulls, choice to ext a, $4 ta$4 25 ;
good, to • ohoiee, buaohersj' teere,. $4.25 - to
$4.85 ; good to hes buteh :re' steers, - $4.10
to $4.60 ; good to best fa bulls, $3 50 to .
$4 ; fair to good fat bulls, $3.25 to $3.50 ;
feeder balls, $2 t • $3.15 ; bologna bulls,
choice to extra, A'3.50 t • $3 85 ; good to
choice, $2.75 to $; .25 ; c nners, good to
beet,( $1.50 to $2
to eloiee, $3 to - $3.
extra, $4.50 to $5
$3.851 to $4.50 ; co
$2 to $3 ; stock eta:
$3.50. ; common to
feeding steers, ohoi
good to choice,$3.2+
era, good to choice,
stockers, common
Michigan stockers,
$3.50 ; Michigan fe
milohers and calve
to $55 ; good to chc,
era, choice to extr,
el oice to extra, $7•"
7 to $7.50 ;- heavy
sheep and Lambs-�
-to extra, $5 30 to
to $5,30 ; common
sheep, mixed, $3 75'
to $4 50 ; wethers
$3,75 - to $4 ; Cana
ply, 1015,loads, and
to quality
cordis
mixed,. $4.9to
pigs, $5.10, with o e sale at. $5.15 ; roughs,
$4.45 to $4.60 ; stags, $3 r5 to $4 25 ; the
offerings were pret y well leaned up at the
close, only a few 1 to are vale being held
over.
TonoNTo, Deoem • er 5— attle—Export—
Trado is dull, as ve y few attle are to be
had. Prices are steady and unchanged.
Butohors—The fine cattle • ere bought read-
ily and good"price were paid. The local
butcher trade is beginn ng to think of
Christmas, and enquiries : bout choice beef
day trade is
like -
were made to•
d $3.75. These
lots, and choice
'$4;15. : Export
lis have advan•
ow from -$3,50 to
$4 40 per Cwt. A :llent beasts.were
sold to -day. Light are steady at $3-. to
$3.50. Trade is god, wi h a steady de-
meid and offerings of fair quality. Feeders
—There -is a stead demand for high grade
feeders and the price has advanced. Short -
keep are now quot =d at $3,50 to $4, and a
bunch sold at the
era sell well, but
not !been partieula
and light are u
quiry is limited, a
are weak. Small
and they:sold e
Milch Cows—OoI
and these were no
are steady, with g
Sheep and Lambe
a little, and there
ity i; Export ewes
$3 o $3 35, while
25o each, satin:
sol 12# o lower, a
were quoted' at.
smell bunch of f:
cwt, but this tr:
private. Hoge—
vanoe in prices of
demand for hogs -
of the sea -
sold at 9o,
10'so ; small
butter, tube
yearli . g steers, good
0 ; fat heifers, choice to
; goo • to choice, do,
n mon a • d stock heifers, -
re, go. d to beet, $3 to
good 60, $2 to $3 50 ;
e to ex- ra,` $3.7� to $4 ;,
to $3. 5 ; Canada feed -
$3 50 to $3.85 ; Canada
to go d, $2 to $3.50 ;
commo • to good, $2 to
edere, . .50 to $3.75 ;
s, ohoi'e to extra, $50
toe, $41 to $50 , bpring-
a, $43 to $48 ; calves,
54to $8 ; good to choice,
calves $3 25 to $3 75.
Aotiv , ; lambs, choice
5 45 ; ood to choices, $5
to fair,! $4.25 to $4 75 ;
to $4 ; yearlings, $4 25
$4.15 to $4.40 ; ewes,
a lamb were in fair sup..
mid at $5.10 to $5 30,ac-
c-
n —heat/
495.
`A $
y
1;
4.921 ; Yor kers, $4. 90 ;
have. been made. he hol
ly to be fairly goo . Sale
day let $3, $3.25, $ .50, a
were for medium t good
cattle eold up to $4 an
Bulls -Prices for eav y b
ced,; and the ran a is
ew exc
RAA8E-In
Mr. Hen
MA --In
Ir, Mos
TFO So
Wife of
BLAXR- -In
Bart into
TIEDERMA
Wife of
KEYS -In SGmnloy, n N
Mr, Notion Keys, of a
•AUNT -In C oderloh, on
Mr, Otte les Hunt, of
KING to B uiwale, .n N
Mr,:Johr, %{1ng, f a
IiOPE-At fap10 Orr ye
, th
Bi
Howlek, on
ry Ilsase of
Iiullett, n
s Mann, of
N --In Iion. ryn
Mr. J. I•I, Tho
Brussels, n
Blair, o a e
Dahw
Mr. Mire Tie
N
a
N
a�
he.
vember 27th, the wife of
laughter, -
vember 20th, the wife of
aughter. •
n November 20th, the
eon, of a son,
vember 28th, the rife of
o s.
er 1, on Novombor 2tg:h, the
el email, of a eon.
vember 24th, the wife of
00.
N vembor 26th, the wife of
daughter.
vember 28th, the wife of
daughter.
F rm, i Carberry, Manitoba,
of „4 Mr. James Hope,
atter fi
he off
ly goo
•ohang
the
oto we
owly
two or
of choice finality. Prices
+od co ' s in keen demand.
The arket weakened
was no the usual actin
sold dawn 5c per owt, at
butche s' sheep were off
at $2 50 to $3. - Lambs
$3.50 o $4 per cwt., and
$2.50 to $3.50 each. A
noy e es sold at $4 per
nsactio , was - praotically
he fe: tura was the ad -
25 to 5 o per owt. The
las bee • very keen during
they past couple i of wee s, ,and deliveries
have not been large enou:h to meet the re -
To -day selects of
1 weight, brought
fats went tip to
re large, but the
ure to -day. Feed -
rings lately havo
Prices of heavy
d. - Stockers—In-
merioan markets
e offered to -day,
t the old prices.
three were sold,
on Neve
(nee Mi..
a deight
Iv1;R1i.-.Tn .1
Mr, Joint 14. Kerr
nbcr 20t
Joan 13 oh
or;
of tllop,
a,ian), of Mensal],_ Ont.ti of
on )eeembcr tth, the v HO of
of
son.
SALit
On Tuesday, D
p. m;, at Dick's
Estate, E._ 0. C
Brown, Auctiono
Oh
Saturday, D
p. tri., in Hensel,.
and'Household• F
Proprietor ; R. S.
REGISTER.
ceb r 1111, at 2 o'clock
• otel, Seaforth, Real
len = n, Proprietor ; Thos.
r.
de ber, 15th, at -.1 o'clock
La. d, Implements, Stook
culture. James Johnston,
P illips, Auctioneer.
LMPO117 A T NOTICES.
X550Will btiy a goo
ly si uat d
Good hard and so 1
BROS., 9eaforth.l
7 -roomed house, pleasant•
n Seeforth almost nese.
ter. Apply to SCOTT
1721-t1
HOUSE TO RENT
Main Street,
John McQuade. It
and closets. Good h
islin good repair an
THE EXPOSITOR 0
-T
oaf
ont
,rd
pl
e0
rent. the house on North
rth, lately occupied by Mr.
ins 7 rooms, with kitchen
and soft water. The house
saintly situ ted. Apply at
Soaforth. 1721-4
STRAY STEER.
. /. undersigned,
west of Leadbury, a
can have the sante b•
Charges. A. OONST
Ca • e into the premises of the
eselon 12, . eKlllop,1 mile
year old et er. The owner
oving property and paying
E, Loadbur .. 1721x8
on
tw
MISTRAY STEER, St
Cion 8, Hay, a out
steer, He had two V m
left ear. Any intern ati•n leadiog t
of this animal will be 'liberally raw
MoALIdSTER, Heneall,
Syed from ' a of 22, Conoee•
Auguet last, a red yearling
rke on the u • der side of the
th9 recovery
rded. CHAS.
1721x4
quirements of the
16: to 200 pounds
$6 per cwt, and li
$5.75. The deliv
prices remained e
Toronto Poultry.
The exceptionally mild weather has dead-
ened the business in fowl and very little is
Moving. The shipments, fortunately, were
emall today, and stocks>were well cleaned
out. Prices are steadyt 7 to 8c for tut. -
trade.
natur
ghts an
cries w
eady.
THE CAN
Bank of Co
ADIAN
merge 1
CAPI AL (P ID UP)
Sic Million ollar —$C' .000,000.
SEAFO TH = RANCH.
A °general B eking business trap-
B a oted . Farm rs' N • tea discounted,
and special ttenti • n given to the
oailectton of ate N •tea.
pAVINGS BANK. Interest allow-
e d on deposit of $1 and upwards.
Special facil ties for transaction of
business in the Klondike District.
Monoy Orders, payable at any bank, issued et the
following rates :-- • A"'
Under 810 .08 $20 to 880 .12
$10 to $20 .10 $80 to $50- .14
F. TIOLMESTED F. 0. G. MINTY,
Solioltor. Manager.
1824
STRAY XW1IS.-Str
the unde!eigned, L
at ewes. One has a p!e
other has a nicht under t
giving information lead
liberally rewarded. W
Marrs; es.
SMITH-WILLIAMS-At th . Manse; Egmondvitic,
on November lith, by R v. N. Shaw, B. A., Mr.
John L. Smith, �o M183 0 pha Jane Williams, all
of Soatorth.
TIREBLE-M0goAN-At the bride's homo, Exeter
North,,on November 28t , by 11c‘ho
. J. W. Ton
E) etc, Mr. Jbbil Treble, to Mies Alfretta Mon
gan, tta'ightor c t the late Thomas Morgan.
Sal NDERS-DUNSFO D -At the residence of tho
bride's parents, Ion Novo' )ber 28th by Rev. J.W.
Ten Eyck, Mr. Wm. Sanders, of the 8rd conceit.
slop o1 Stephen, to Mies •fay, eldest daughter of
Mr. Wm. DunefOrd, of t Lake Road, Stephen;
iL;;DONAI.D-CAMERON-s n November 23th, at
the rosidonoo of! the bridi'a father, Geduld), by
Rev. James A. 'Andc'rcoi , 13. A , Mr. Duncan
McDonald, of West Waw nosh, to Mise Maggie,
younreit daughter of Mr Alexander D. Cameron.
]'ALIC1i--TEES-In Bruas +le, on November 20th,
by Rev. John Holnioe, Mr. Allan M. Fralick, to
Mies Mary J rte' Tees, boll of East t� awanosh.
cGREO0R-rSKINN-At 11 o Methodist personae,
Wingham, by, Rev, R. If abs, on November 28th,
I Mr. John W. McGroge ,.to Mise Annie Sklnn;
1/0111 of Ewa Wawanosh,
ARSON-BUDD--At Glenlioro, Manitoba, on Oc-
I tabor 30th, by 1tev.,J. J. Crookehanks, Mr. Albert
Carron; to Miss E., daug tor of Mr. John Budd,
of Morris towntfhip, Iluran county.
btc'CUTCHEON-JACKSON -At the residence of the
bride's) parents, on Nov mbar 21bt, by Rev. J.
Kenner, Mr. James Me('ntehoon, of Ilibbort, to
Mise Mary 0., only daugter of Mr. James Jack-
son, of Fullerton,
•
- - Deaths.
Itictd Uu11LIN-In McKill )p, on December. 6th,
George MoLaughtin, air/ d 87 years.
$ANDER8-In .Exeter, o Nov. tuber • 2ii:t, Jahn
i Sanders, aged 72 years nd 8 months. •
WILSON -In Centralia, on Noveml er 27th, Thomas
Witson, aged 18 years a d 11 months.
j3ISSETT-In Exo er, on Na•veniber 27th, James 131,•
sett, aged 80 years and 11 months,
Oi TTS ars,days.
! month and d�bolla
Coutt$s,, a ged 21 ye
PARKER Parker, , ag Y d 68 years, 2 months and 20 dn Morris, on Novenibor 24th, ayego
s.
yed from t
t 25, Conce
e off the le
e right log
ng to their r
RICHAR
e premises of
Mont, Hay, 2
t ear and the
Any person
covery will be
SON, Heneail. -
1721.4
TO STOC { BREKDER
horn bull, "New
removed from, the pre
man to the premises o
will be ke t for the 1
further notice': in those
sorviie a flrstolass imp
0-. SMIIiLIE, 'i Good Ch
-The well known Short.
ear's Gift," 2087 has been
lees of Mr. William Chap-
the under, gned where he
nprovemont of stook until
columns. I also keep for
roved York hire boar. A.
er Farm," T ckoremith.
1721.11
AUCTION SALE OF 1>i�
PLEn1E*1. TS AN
TURE.-13. S. Phiiltpe he
Johnston to Bell by put
shop in Hensel' on Sat:
o'clock p. ni., the fallow
The proper',y knownas
ing 7 acres of Choice lan
drained with tile. On t o property t
of choice strawberry plants, also it
berry bushes, a' good or hard, 2 goo
a good Iran o house, fro a shop and
buildings. The property is situated i
sail and 8 miles fro Exeter.
driving horse 16 years o d, well brok
sound, 1 driving mar: rising si
driving horse 8 years o d; 1 general
years old. Implements. One•horee
new, 1 lunaberr wagon r
a
a
in 0
d repair top
b
buggy nr arly•#new, cu
good reps r, 1 set of el
single her lees` nearly
heavy tuge many mew :
heavy ; .1 pairf light el ighs new, 1 pair of .timber
sleighs, 1 pair f new to: in • sletghe, tanning mill;
1 fence mach ne, 1 wir stretchrr, gang plow, 1
cutting boar, 1, turr ip a icor, 1 plc Furniture. -
Two box stwor,-1 oak se •rotary and a quantity of
other household effects All will a sold tie the
roprietor has bough out Vii iam Colwell's
(carriage maker) ir tore 1 in Heneatl. Terms. -For
he real tstato in quit. of the proprietor, James
Johnston, on the premi9es or at his shop or will be
EAL ESTA F, STOOK, IM.
F lvI-
BE:OLD U
HOU ft
s been instr cted by Jamoe
lie auction at his Carriage
rrday, Decor ber 15, at one
ing propert , viz : Land.-
Rogerville C arden, contain,
,-More or e8K, well under -
ore is one acre
n sore of raw-
wells of water,
necessary out•
mile frr,m-.Hen•
Horsesl-One
n and perfectly
yea's old, 1
urpoee,horso 8
bolster wagon,,
early now,. 2 lumber wagon,:
ggy
in good repair, air 1
top
ter nearly new, 1 cutter
in
glo harness now, 1 sot of
ow, 1 eet of single harness, .
1 collar, halmos and tugs,
made kno e n on day of sal •. On pc
all sums of 85 and under cash ; over
months' o edit will he glverl on turn
joint notes. ► discount of 8 per oc
will bo given on all credit amt
JOHNSTON, Proprietor ; B. 8. P
tioneor.
so,af property
that amount 8
Ishing approved
nt. per annum
,unto. JAME4
FILLIPS. Awe
1721-2
COLLECTOR'S NOTICE.
MUNICIPALITY OF HAY.
All taxes Must be paid by December 14th, inst.
All arrears after that d to will bo liable to seizure
without further notice.
CHA'ILES. TROYER, Collector.
17 1-2 Hills Green P. 0,
ounty Council
EIetion
Coon
Public notice ie
Electors of Count
municipalities of
forth, wi I be held
TOW 1
ON MOND
y
Of Huron,
er.
Di
Tu
in
H
Y,
at the hour of 1 o' lo.
nominating candl • ate
division in the 0o net
the years 191 an• 19
poIle will be open •d o
in each polling au,rdi
fixed by By -Law of t
County d vision,
Dated at Tuckers
RI
islutio
an cy C o s
Prays
-N ve
As it is abs;hlutt'l
I simply invite every
going.
Includes the latest no
Toys, Games, Ebony G
&c , a l marked 111 plai
4. CALL SOLI
LF
1
J
SUO
1
n Sale
or—�•
Books and tationery,
Hymn Books, Toys
es Wall Paper$, &c.
1t
r
r.:c,ss;r, ; ig"r�-rtr iertif t, is nig s lTIl ss'u •ss • g
necessary for me to reduce my stock in the al
dy to come and get a share in the bargains
It
0
fi
T
es in Books and Hooklets, Xmas Cards,
s, Brushes, Mirrors, elegant packages of P
urea, and I rely on the price to make them g
ibles
nd
ove
ove lines,
that are
S
D AT
WILSON
OR TO LUMSDEN & WILSON,
SANTA
NEXT
EAFORTH,
L US' HEADQUARTERS,
0 R NORTH OF PIOKARD'S.
alendars,
rfumery,
•
by given that a meeting of the-.
ision No. 5 composed of • the
kersmith, McKillop and Sea.
the
LL, SEAFORTN,
DECEMBER 24th, 1004,
k p. m., for the purpose of
to, represent the said county
of the county of Huron for
2 and in case a poll is required
the 7th day of January, 1901
Won at the time and place
e Municipalities in the said
•
A. G. SMILLIE'
Nominating Officer.
thte-8th day of December, 1900.
1721.3
HORSE
Ke3p your
_of Broder
have the 1a
blankets,
roles in to
harne,ss is
SLEIGH BEl
bef ore.
BLANKETS.
h
le
aG
w
al
L
We also havo a
valioes.
--Price
CADY'S B
rse comfortable with one
e Horse Blankets. We
at and best stook of horse
at, Galloway and Bear
and the quality of our
o unsurpassed._
aro cheaper than ever
loo stock of tranks and
the Lowest--
OCK, SEAFORTH.
1719x18
BRODE IGrK's SHOP ESS
1Will bo t ord
after the holidays,
down to quick Gelling
Men's blank and bl
with good Italian lining,
front, lined with One qui
regular price $10.50, for
price $6, for $4.50. Sho
u1 r $8, for $6.50: Shor
re ular price $9.50; for $
ed and trimmed, wor
m de and trimmed, with
coats, at reduced i prices.
The M.Flsons Bank.
_N -- & 00.,
� 1
ICK SELLING
f the day in our clothing department from now till
tock is complete in all lines and has been marked
ces.
ack Beaver Overcoats, fly front and double breaadted, lined
ular,prioe $6.50, for $5.455. Men's fine Beaver Overcoats, fly
Italian lining, French facings, a stylish coat for young men,
95. 1 Men's Frieze Ulster", well lined and trimmed, regular
s Rigby Waterproof frieze Meters, all wool extra heavy, reg-
heafvy Frieze Ulaters, rubber lined, as warm as afur coat,
). Men's fine Tweed suits, in checks and fancy mixtures, well
$6, for $4.50. Men's Fancy Tweed Suits, very stylish, well
such facings, reduced to $6, $8 and $10. Boys' Suits and over -
$ND ONE PRICE_
ON & CO., BLYTH.
L
iNCOR' ORATED, 1866.
CAPITAL PAID UP . . $2,500,000
RL+'SE't/1{, E1J D. $2,050,000
JA ES ELL OTT, General Manager.
•
HEWALL BRANCH.
Mot ey advtitn .ed to farmers on their own
notes, with one or more endorsers.
0011 ctioflS :m de in all parts of the world,
and ,r turns prsmptly remitted, at lowest
rates f exchsin es. Drafts sold on all points
in Ca, oda, the United States and Europe.
Sterli g and A erican exchange bought and
sold. nterost • Mowed on deposits remain-
ing fo ' one mo • th'or more at current rates.
Savings Dep=rtment—Interest allowed on
depos is of $1 = nd upwards.
$p oial atte• tion given to the collection
of far era' sale notes.
Th Bank is open daily for transacting a
gener=l bankinr bueinees.
F. KAR , Agent, Hensall Branch.
1889•tt
etir
HNS
s
•
ng from Business
re positively retirin f
lan ware, Stoves fo 0
tot the prices :
B=et Canadian coal o for 16a a gallon..
Bast American coal •'1 for 21c a gallon.
B at stove pipes, for one week only, for
io .er length.
2+c gallon pans for f0.
50 five Olen oil + :nae for $1,13.
tea kettles :for 67
tin dippers two to 5 .
sprayers fob• 65c.
2 o ash sifters for 16 =.
11 o wash basins for o.
210 wash basins for 0.
5• jelly and pie pan: two for 5c.
110 match eafhra for . o.
11 o mouse traps for 0.
1- c rolling pi s for .
$ .25 nickle t a ket t e for 81, 09.
25c horse bru hes fo 180.
35c horse brushes fo 24c.
3(o horse brushes fo 20c.
110 curry combs for�7c.
1 0 curry con}be for 100.
2 o curry combs for! 150.
1 o scrub brushes for 63.
2 o scrub brushes f r 9e..
BROS. HARDWARE
ora business, and will offer their large stock of General
oking and Heating, Szc., in detail, for a short time only.
5
Corner Main
and
Market Sreets
Seaforth,
25c hand mitts for 20e.
65,3 hand loather mitts for 43c.
50e hand leather mitts for 35e.
all complete, handle and file.
Fatini tools at costroarpenter's tools at
cost. :Grindstones le per lb.,' just hall
$3.00 hanging lamps for $1.09.
$3.50 hanging lamps for $2.68.
$5.00.hall lamps for $2.63.
1$1.50 daisy churns for $3.95.
' 85,50 daisy ohurns for $4.67.
$6,50 daisy churns for $5.39.
Washing machines at cost.
Parlor lamps and fine table knives forks,
spoons and cutlery of all kincle for 'Christ-
mas presents.
ickard'
CHRISTMAS is 0
Dry Goods end
Clothing
Concerti itt
1
And. everybody who sees lour beautiful displa,y
cf holiday attractions is glad of it, Silt,nta Claus
will find -no better place to get pre9ents than
right here in this store. A stock Och as we
keep is. particularly adapted to present holidays.
It is. varied—that is one good feature—and the
prices are sure to please every one's purse.
These prices ar f r cash only. Goods charged and deli▪ vered will be at
STOVES. -1N e are sent°. this seasOn's manufactured at foundry price'
nd those in Stock 1 st year bele'ow Cost, as they must be cleared outi
Estate
Anson Bros., Seaforth
Artesian Well -Drillers 1
TOOL AND
supp IES
M GORMA PATILA
orreepondeace sol
cited' 1721x8
DOM' I
pal
ead the folloviing let
of the
E CANADA
CHAT
an learn how hirihly th
se dot are thought of h
go d male steno raphe
an I It ecoured tot us th
gr pliers and othhr offi
ho ding positions, migl
If ,ou can put ue in
yo r old graduetes,
re' experience, wo s
ye
Ve fright mention tl
in the above letter has
do bars. When you re
n ed you be sUrpriae
sitIons were filled by
d Canada's Orestes
h nd, if you wish to tl
o ce work and be Reel
a d. For Random
1684
ter received by the princi-
SINES$ COLLEGE,
-graduatets of this of this
"October 18, 1900.
openings now for 2 or throe
who' have had experience,
me , who have graduated
time to time and are now
desire to better theals!-.1ves.
ho have bad two or three
lmyleatien with some of
ould be under obligation to
thie concern represented
Capital Steck of five million
sueia evidence as the above,
that during the period of
the endiog In october, 842
ur puplia. It pave to at.
School Of Business Or Short -
roughly (finality yourself for
ted to a position when gradu-
catalogue issued .by any
a, wirite,
Chatham- Ont.
Seaforth's Leading Shoe Store.
SEASONABLE
iHOE SUGGESTIONS
OR CHRISTMAS
Ladies Department. I Dress Goods
Agaznst the holidays we have pro-
yided a great big stock at very small
prices There are many beauties here
jUst the thing for presents The finest
material, finest woiknianship have gone
into these goods.
200 children's picture haadkerchiefs
at 4c each.
20 dozen lawn. handkerchiefs. at 5c
each,
20 dozen fancy lawn handkerchiefs,
special at 10c each.
20 dozen fancy embroidered and
lace edged handkerchiefs at 25c,
15 dozen very dainty German lace
edged handkerchiefs at 25c, 35c, 40e,
50c, 65c and 90c each.
5 dozen pure linen embroidered
handkerchiefs at 35c, 40c and 50c each.
10 dozen Japanese silk initialed
handkerchiefs at 50c.
Chiffon and silk ties for ladies in
newest designs and latest colors at 25c,
350 and 50c each.
Specials in cushions covers -24 Jap-
anese silk hand embroidered covers at
15 only, silk Union Jack covers at
•
25 only, Denim covers at 25c.
All the new mode and grey shades
in our $1 and $1.25 gloves., every pair
Special mocha silk lined gloves—
Pewney's white . kid gloves, black
and white stitching, special at $1.25.
Ladies' white lawn aprons at 25c,
400, 50c and. 60c.
Ladies' black satin waists trimmed
with white silk cord, regu'lar price
Ladies' black taffeta silk waist, tuck-
ed front and back with white stitched
silk front and collar, regular $6, for
Xmas $5.
Ladies' black arinure silk waist,
tucked front and back, regular $4.90,
Ladies' shepherd check taffeta silk
blouses, regular $5, for Xmas $3.50.
Ladies' fawn taffeta silk blouses,
hemstitched tucks back and front, re -
Ladies' corduroy velvet blouses, with
bias corded front, regular $2.90, for
Ladies' French flannel blouses in
red, with white polka dot, and blue
with white polka dot, regular $3.50;
for Xmas $2.75.
Ladies' flannelette blouses, dark
colors, regular 95c and $1,05, for 75c.
klith Christmas less than three weeks away
your thouights naturally turn to the old
yet ever new question 41 What shall I
give ?" As the matter of usefulness
in a Chriatmas gift receives greater con-
sideratioe each year you cannot decide
on anything more useful or more ap.
preoiated than something in the foot-
wear line.
This season we are ehowing a large assort-
ment of Christmas footwear at special
Christmas prices and you are at perfect
liberty to drop in and look around with-
out any suggestion of buying.
Our assortment includes fancy !slippers, car-
pet slippers, felt slippers, ovetshoes,
overgaiters, overhose, rubbers, hockey
shoes, Slater shoes, skating shoes, Em-
press shoes;in fact everything found in
an up-to-date shoe etore.
Two special lines of fancy
waists at 38c and 55c.
Two special.lines dress -silk
grey, yellow, bl4e an4 cream
adapted for evening dress, at
,silk for
in pinks
specially
700 and.
Ladies' tors
'Ive special lines of lacliesi!.ruffs at
Mantle Department
Great sacrifice sale in mantles, all
sizes and colors, and up-to-date styles,
in ladies', misses and children's coats,
to be sacrificed at half price.
Four Astrachlani collars, special at $6
Three coney !collars, special at $3,30
Two mourat4 bear collara, special
One electric
$8.50.
One electric
trimmings, $10.
One Persian
One special. s
One special s
Millinery Department
A rare bargain is always to he found
at our regular prices, but all ribbons in
this department will be sold at quarter
off regular prices ; all felt hats at half
price.
seal collar, special at
seal, with Astrachan
nd seallcollar 15.
ble and seal collar, -$25.
ble collar $44.50.
Special lines Ofimnffs from $1 up.
•
Ladies'
Special line
at $5.25.
Special line f Astraehan cape at VI.
Speeial line of Astrachan -cape, 30
inches long, $13.
Many speci
apes.
f mountain bear cape
s in ladies' fur coats.
Clothinfi
Department.
Boys' clot mg has a great deal of
attention her - Bring your boys here.
We will clot e them durablY and hand-
somely for li
We have any speeird lines in uits,
overcoats an reefers.
See our R gent street Overcoats at
ferent to the ordinary readYmade over
coats. You. will find the fito finish and
workmanshi decidedly better.
to clear at $
See OUT a 1- ool freize overcoat at
Our spe 1 rubber lined freize coat
sleigh robes in goats,
moSuPnetealianieb ar, cub bear and galloway.
We also sell Newland's Saskatche-
wan Buffal Robes. Beware of imita-
tions.
fur coats of
in men
all kinds.
DIRECT
WM. PICKARD & CO. IMP ETERS
Opposite Town Building, Corner Main and Market Ste., Seafortb.