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DECEMBER 14, 1900
Bayfield.
Bums --Miss Grace Cameron, who has
been home for a couple of weeks, returned
to Detroit Tuesday. --Dr. Palliator was
-called to his home in Guelph on Friday, his
father having been seriousiy hurt by failing
off a lumber pile. One of bis legs was
broken and he was otherwise badly bruised.
---Ben Higgins, of Varna, had the sad mis•
fortune to break his leg one evening last
week, while leaving the Queen's hotel. He
slipped on the icy platform and fell, -Miss
Rabe Fisher visited in Goderich this
week. -Last week Mr. Jowett purchased
from Mr. W. H. Woods the former Burns
property. This is a moat desirable resi-
dence and Mr. Jowett will have a •beautiful
home. A good round figure was paid. -
The annual -Sabbath, school Christmas tree
and entertainment, under the auspices of
Trinity church,; is to be held in the town
hal an Friday evening, December 21st.
An excellent programme is being prepared.
Tuckersmi th. ,
Sensible Christmas presents, moccasins,
8 in 4
overshoes, rubbers, Flippers, cardigaha, 1 ttg a, spate
valines, trunke, felt shoes. etc. Great big varieties
and Iew prices. W. -L1• Willis, Seaforth. 1722-1
Their Xmas preparation took many
thoughts. Christmae is drawing near and
these thoughts are being turned into par-
cels. The E. McFaul Co., Seaforth, have
Xmas novelties to interest, well even you.
They' have the holiday goods, something
everybody can give to everybody Z Ilse.
172
W.IST END NOTES. -Preparations are be-
ing treacle for a Christmas entertainment at
Tunler s church this year. -Mr. and Mrs.
George Layton entertained a number of
their friends at their home, last Tuesday
-evening.-Mrs. Livingstone, of Hallett, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. L Johns, this
week. -John Layton, who has been engaged
in the skimming station at Brumfield, dur-
ing the past summer, is home at present. -
Earn Crich, of Brussels, was here on a visit,
last week.
Brussels.
ITEMS. --J. H. Cameron, principal of
Brussels school, is one of the examiners at
Clinton, this week, -F. S. Scott has been on
the sick list this last week, but is better
again. -Mrs. D. Scott is still quite low. -
The village council will meet in council
chamber on Saturday. -Parties who have
-not paid their taxes yet' are compelled te
pay five per cent. interest, but very few ate
behind; -Row. John- Holmes preached in
Melvin church, last Sunday. Rev. Mr.
Carrie, of Ethel, took Mr. Homes place to
the Methodist church. -Mr. and Mrs. Cav-
aneh, who have betn visiting C. Zilliax for
several weeks, left for their home, in Fore s'
on Wednesday. -Miss Ifellet, of 1.+•het,
spent a few days with f, lends here. -D.•.
Keathing, of Sarnia, is visiting his sister,
Mrs. Abbey, fora few dare -Alfred Baeher
is attending the Fat Stock Show, at Gu' Ip'e,
this week. -Dr. McKelvio spent Sunday in
town. -Archie Scott returned to Sarnia, to
Wednesday.
Leadbury.
NOTES. -A number of farmers were plow-
ing last week,- This is somewhat 1lunusival
in December. -Mr. R. Hodgson al -Ain -Ir. H.
Gray speeit last Sunday with friends in Mc
Killop. The home of these gentlemen is
near Staffa.-Mrs. Hicknell, who was quite
ill, has, we are pleased to say, recovered. -
Mr. S. Bell has moved a small barn from
the farm lately occupied by Mr. John Kners,
to his own place. At this time of year, it
was au unpleasant task. -Munn Brothers
are fittingly their saw mil for the coming
season's work. -The ditchers are still at
work on the big drain in the eastern pant of
McKillop. It is now finished as far south
as the 14th concession. -Two or threenames
have already been mentioned for the reeve -
ship. As this is Mr. Lockhart's first year
as reeve, and as he has proven himself to be
a careful and competent official, opposition
at this time would be ungenerous - and -un-
- fair.' We hope all the ratepayers will be of
this mind on nomination day.
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low
preen
trade
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BI1
collar,
ten tail
cKI N
is someti
quote a
is for you
han at pr'
in each
ick Fur C
rw5. Comb
s, long fro
front, 2 heads an
$1.50 and $2. Fu
iea' blank and gra
chan Gauntlete at
Men's }Ties, four -i
pure silk, 50o and
Men's $ilk Ties, assorted c
fastenini„ regular 75o for 5
and $1,50, Men's Fancy B
covers, a large assortment,
qua Si 1eboard Drapea and
Pieces;; in new deigns, at 5
white and blue, $11. Japan
Ladies' Kid Glova, gusset
and $1 25. - We
Mother Hubbard
dies' Silk Linen
Bi w T�
H - I ST M AS GIFT'S.
zees dim
cumber
ng. or ol(
,sent, bu
tepartme
perinea,
nation C
t, $11.
ten tails
r Ruffs, i
imitatio
ult to decide ••hat to give as a Christmas present. •Be -
f articles w ich will make useful and appropriate
. Our stock Lovas never in better shape for the Xmas
as our space s limited, we can only mention a few
t.
igh storm collar, $2.95. Aatraohan Caperines, high storm
perinea, astrachan and .electric seen, high 'collar, 2 heads and
ombination- caperines, sable and a traohan, high collar, long
very stylish, $15. Fur Ruffs, in black. and brown, at 75o, $1,
rook martin and ohenohella,$1.35, $1.75, $2 and $2.50, Lad-
, astrachan Gauntlets, 750, 90o and $1. Misses' grey astra-
50o. Men's Silk Mufflers, padded and reversible, 25o, 500, 75o and $1.
n -hand, a nice range of colors, 25o, ;35o and-5Co.. Men's Ties, flowing.ends
750. M en's Neck Scarfs, Light and dark colors, 25o, 35c, 50o and 75c.
lore, regular 20c, 2 for 25o,. Men's! lined Kid Gloves, dome
o. Men's fine Mocha Gloves, wool a d silk lined, 75o, $1, $1.25
aces, one pair in a box, make a 'Coe present, 50o. Cushion
n tapestry and hand painted, 40o,
reaser Covers, 25e, 35c, 50a and
, 10o, 15c and 25o. Ladies'.Shetla
e Silk drapes, Gold embroidered,
fingers, 2 dome tasteners, in all the
menee range of children's Handker
a, Bluebeard and Ten Little 11'ig
lace edges and corners, in great pr
MARKET te'e
exeroa.re. December 13, 1900
Fall. Wheat (new), Standard...... .... 80 62 to 80 64
Spring Wheat per !melba!, _.. ...... .0 62 to 0 64
Oats per bushel_. _. _ .. _. .... 0 25 tO 0 26
Peas per bushel-, .. _ .. .. _..-,.....- 0 68 to 0 68
Barley per buahol - _-—
Sutter, No. 1, loose _ _ ..
Butter, tub.
Egeper dor-- __---_....--
Flour, per 100 lbs..-....--..--......
llay'per ton new- ._ ..... - ...
Hides par 100 lbs.. -
Sheep Skins.. -.
Wool_. _ ......
Potatoes per betel; (new),. .-
salt (retail) per barrel- — ...-.....
Wood per oord (long).. •- •.- ... _. _ ., _.
Wood per cord (short).-...... r.F...
Apples perhrix --. . _ -•••
CoverSeed- ......._ , _.........
Timothy Seed.... _. _ ........... .•
Park, per I00 ibo _ .. _ .. _ .... _. _. -
T How, por Ib.. -..-.-....••.-- -
o 36 to
0 17 to
0 17 bo
O 16 to
2 0) to
700 to
6 00 to
-0- 60 to
0 16 to
0 26 to
1 00 to
4 00 to
how an i
Cinderel
nd Lawn,
0 - SH . rD oN l
Me :iIN° I ON 8c Co.,
65o and 75o. Fine Appli-
5o. D'Oylies and • Centre
d Floss Faoinatore, in pink
in all colors, 25o and 50o.
new colors, 50c, 750, $1
hiefs, with pictures of Old
ere; at 5o, , 6 for 25o. La -
fusion.
RICE..
L.L .L H.
quote at 21 to 2 o. The
bring 7 to 19c, a • d ordina
led bring 15 to 16o. Small
at 11 to� 12e, and' plite are
MONTREAL, De ember 1
nese is light ut prices
Finest
finest
t late eae
101c.
ud prices
tendeiycy. We c cote :-
211 to oil ; ; sec nde. 20i
dairy, -11S to 19.. 'Eggs-
m.:•leirately active- at firm
ne v lid are selling at 24c
P 15_to 16e, and old story
15e per dozen.
quota
bars,
10a to
under
a goo
ions are c
1 to ilio
10c ; fioet
rades,10 t
demand, a
O 38
O 18
O 18
0 17
2 00
7 60
6 60
O 70
O 17
O 30
0 00
4 76
est held -stook
y held and pick -
are unchange
orth 9 to 103.
-Cheese-Bus
very firm. Th
extern .Septa
estern October
.ern,101 to lege
utter -There 's
have an upwar
ineet. creamer3
to 21c ; wester
The market lie
prices. Strictly
Montreal limed.
e stook at 1,4 to
Live S
LONDON, Engl
States oattle, 6
ors, 51to 5nd ; sh
LIVERPOOL, D
tle, 5d ; sheep,
/VI OITREAL, De
weather did not
coming out in la
an active deman
good cattle, buft.
ock Markets.
nd. December 11-Tlnite3
Canadiaps, 5nd ; ranch-
ep, 5e to•6d.:
umber 11 -Canadian cat-
I. Trade slow,
ember 111 -The below zero'
reveut the butchers from
ge numbers, and there was
and firm prices for fair to
he common stock were ne-
glected. Mr. G. Martel bought nine good
steers and heifers, paying from' 4n to 4Jc
per pound. Pretty good cattle sold from 2
to 3c per pound. Calves sold at -from $3 to
$8 each. Shipp rs - did not buy any sheep
to -day, and the utehers paid from 2n- to 3c
per pound. Good lambs sold' - in lots at
from 4 to 4no pet' pound, end the common
. lambs ate frornj 3:§ to 3nc per pound. Fat
hog+ sold at from 50 per pound for coarse
heavy hogs up to 6o per piund for selected,
wei hed off the cars.
BUFFALO,December 11-reattle-The bas
on Christmas cattle ovals - $6 to $6.2+
Christmas steers, $6 to $6;25 ; good to b
smooth fat export cattle, of desirable qu
ity, $5.45 to $5.70 ; goed to best, $5.15
85 50 ; shipping steers, 4 75 to $5 •
port bulls, choice to extra, $4.25 to $4.5
good to choice, b'utchers�' steers, $4.50
$5 25 ; good to nest buts
to $4 75 ; goodl to best
$4.25
; fair to good fat bu
feeder bulls, $2.25 to$3.2
good to choices $3 to
choice to extra, - $4 50 1
and stock heifers, $2 5C
steers, good to', best, $3
to good do, $2 to $3 ; fer
to extra, $3.75 to $4 ; go
to $3.55 ; Canada feeder
$3 60 to $4 ; Canada etc
good, $2 to $3.50 ; Mich,
,mon to good, $2 to $3.!
Are $3.50 to $3.75. S"
2 03 to 2 66
0 40 to- 0 60
6 CO
2 00
6 70
O 00
18
st
1 -
to
x
to
ers' steers, $4.25
at bulls, $3.50 to
lis, $3.25 to $3.5 ;
; yearling stee e,
$3.50 ; fat heifers,
o $5-25 ; comnjon
to $3 25 ; staook
to $3 50 ; common
ding steers,.chcice
od to choice, $3.25
a, good to choice,
takers, common .to
gen stockers, com-
i0 ; Michigan feed-
eep and Lambs -
Lambs, choice to extra., $5:50 to $5.65 ;
good to choice, $5.25 to $5 50 ; fair to good,
$5 to $5 25 ; sheep, mixed, $3 75 to $4 ;
wethers, $4.25 to $4 50 ; yearlings, $4.25 to
54)50 ; yearling wethers, $4.50 to $4.75 ;
Capada lambs •in good demand end sold full
steady on the basin of $5.60. Hogs -Active
mixed, $5.10 to
55.15 ; early sales
07i to $5.10,but
vas ; pigs, $5.25 to
$4.75 ; stags, $3.50
1 -Cattle -Good to
.30 ; poor to med-
ed feeders steady.
tuckers slow, $2 25
to $4.30 ; heifers,
$2 20 to 52.50 ;
0 to $4550 ; °elves,
fed steers, $4' to
s 13.30. to $4.10 ;
' 25. Hoge -M xed
5 ; good to ch ice,
h, heavy, $4.55 to
$5 ; bulk of s les,
-Good to ch ice
ir to choice, mi ed,
xae
BADOUR-At the
28th, the wife o
ter.
GREEN -In Hay, o
Fred Green, of
TOWNSEND-in
wife of Mr. Wn
HOLLAND -In G
-Srd; the wife of
COLE -In Ethel, c
J.; A. Cole, of a
HEWITT-In Bru
of'Mr. Albert 1
JACKSON -1n Bru
of "Mr. 3. H. J
MITCHELL -In Wi
wife of Mr. Alf
FALLIS-In Turnb
• of Mr. James
TOWNSEND-In
the wife of Mr.
GIBB1NOS-fn Hu
of Mr. Robert
KENNEDY -In Tu
wife of Mr. Ale
AIKENIiEAD-In
wife of Mr. W
MILLER -At Vanes
vember llth, t
daughter.
demand ; heavy, 55.1
6 60 to $5.15 ; medium, $5.10 t
1 26 to of Yorkers were at `.
6'60 to later sold at outside pr
04 to $5.30 ; roughs, $4.60 to
to $4.
CHICAGO, December 1
prime steers, $5.40 to $t
ivan, 54 to $5.30 ; selee.
53.85 to 54.30 ; mixed
to $3.75 ; cows, 52.60
$2.65 to $5.25 canner
bulls, choice strong, $2
$3.50 to 55 25 ; Texas
54 84 ; Texas grass etee
do., bulls, 52.50 to
and butchers', 54.70 to
heavy, 54,70 to $5 ; rou
55.65 ; light, $4:70 to
Grain, etc. $4 85 to $44.90. Shee
Ltc I•',1G1'OOL, December 10 -Wheat, No. 1 wethers, $4 to 54 50 ; f
�380to.$4.10;western $4to$4.40; T
Gal.,. fes '21,0 ; rod winter,. 5s l ld ; No. I sheep, 52.50 to $3 65 ; native ' lamhe; $� to
northern, es `2: d ; corn, 44 `'d ; peas,53 8.1.1;r
pork, 7''a ; lard, 38s 6d ; bacon, long clear, $5 50 ; western lambs, $4 85 to $5.50.
light, 48s 6d ; do., long clear, heavy, 48s
3d ; do., short, clear, light, 45s 3d.
Toiwsro, December 11th -Wheat -The
market is dull but steady. Red is quoted
at 64c asked and mixed and white at - 63c
middle freights. Goose is quoted at 62c
middle freights. Spring wheat is quoted at
.6Gc east. Manitoba wheat is quiet at 89c for
No. 1 hard, and 84c for No. 2 hard Toronto
and west, Ole for No. 1 hard, and 87c for
;\o. 2 hard grinding in transit. Flour -The
market is steady. Gars of 90 per cent. pat-
ents sold again to -day at $2.85 in barrels
middle freights. Choice brands are . quoted
15 to •20c higher: Manitoba fl.our'is steady
at $1.35 for Hungarian patents, and 54.05
for strong bakers' in oar lots, bags included,
Toronto, Millfecd-Is steady at 513 to 514
for shorts, according to sample ; and $12 50
for bran middle freights. Barley -Is steady
at 41c C. 1'. R., and 40e G. T. R., for No. 2
middle freighte,and 370 for No. 3 extra north
and west. Oats -Are steady ; No. l white at
•2Ei tc east, and No.,'2 white et 25?4c to 26c
middle freights. Peas -The .market is
stc.ty at 62e east, Glc middle freights, and snonerYRE-YOUNG-On December 6th, at the
residence of the brio oe mother, Mr. William
111/e. north and west. Potatoes-ThemarketSmithson McIntyre, el eat son of- Mr. James W.
is steady. Holders are asking 32 to 33c per Mclntyre;-of Clietate o blies Francis bi(artba,
bag for car late on track here, and po shoes third daughter of Mrs J. Young, of the totynship
out of store are selling at 45o. Baled y of Iiullett-I I
--There is not much coming in at present. blaiil1.S-btUJR--At the residence of the . bride's
father, on December 3tth, by Rev. W. M. Matin,
hives are steeidy at ' 10 to $10.25 per ton Mr. Benjamin Makine,to Miss Jant:,eldeat 0 uigh-
for No. I, and $8.50 to 49 for No. 2, car lots for cf Councillor John Muir, all of Ex ter.
on. track here. Baled Straw -Trade very SOMERS-BE111NES-aln Grey, on November 2Sth,.
at the residence o' the bride's patents, by Rev.
quiet, owing to the small offerings. l Car H. E. Curry, Mr. W. J. Somers, of MGKillop, to
lots on track here are worth $5 to $5.50 per Mise Martha, daughter cf Mr. aid Mrs, F.
to,n.Beirnes, of Grey township. --
• CCRR[E-WHELLANS-At the Mance, Wingbani,
on December 6th, by Ree. D. Perris, Mr. Jthn
Dairy Markets. A. Currie, of East Wee anosh, to bliss Williatn-
TuizeiNTu, December 11 -Butter -The of- ennle L[astie, youngest dauthter of Mr.• Win.
�1'heIlane, of Turnberry.
ferinl;s erre large and there is an easier ten I3f 00MF1ELD- lA DONALD—At. St _Joseph's, fi:tl
ct'ncs. The demand is only moderate, ex- ford, England; on Nes-ember 17th, Mr. Thomas
€:epi for the choicest lots, and they- bring Iuoon,8ald, of •B.usec•Is, Ontario, to bites Elisa•
top prices, as always. Pound rens of dairy heth bfcDota'd.
FEAR-SEARLE-At the Rattenbury Street parson -
are worth l; to 19c, and I., ge rolls sell at.
Toronto Poultry.
There were only a few shipments to -day,
and prices were not affected. The oold
weather is bound to have a beneficial in-
fluence, however, and there will be advances
in prices before the end of the week. There
ie already a good detnand, paused by the ap-
proach of Christmas, and dealers are ex-
pecting great activity in trade during the
next fortnight. At present turkeys are
plated at 8 to 90, ducks at 50 to 70e, geese
at 6 to 7c, and chickens at 30 to 50c.
Births. •
auble line, Hay, on Noven'ber
Mr. Peter Badour, of a daugh-
November 80th, the wife of Mr.
daughter.
ckerernith, on December let, the
. Townsend, of aeon.' -T
erich township, on December
Mr. George Hol=and, of a eon.
December 8rd, the wife •of Mr.
aughter.
Is, on Novent'ior 20th, the wife
ewitt, of a daughter.
sere, on December 2nd, the wife
kaon, of a daughter. k
Orin, on November 8th, the
ed Mltehell, of a eon:
rry, on December Srd, th wife
allis, of a. daughter.
uckeremith, on Decemb
Wm. Townsend, of a eon.
lett, on December 6th, ti
ibbinge, of a son.
keremith, on December 7
. Kennedy, of a son.
tanley, on December til
. Aikenhead, of a son.
uver, British Columbia, o
e wife of Mr. I. i9. Millt
BETHUNE-In 8
Bethune, tom
month and 14
REYNOLDS -In
Reynolds, age
COAu-In Wiugt
Chad, aged 72
SHANNON -In CB
Scott Shannon
gems.
McBRIEN-In Go
Mos
DOUGL
relit
SALE RLC ISTER. -
er, 15th, at 1 o'clock
, Implements, Stock
re. James Johnston;
ipe, Auctioneer.
ember 19th, at one
, Concession 6,:Hul-
arm Stock and Im-
y, proprietor ; Thos.
On Saturday, Decem
p. m., in Hensall; Lan
and -Household Furnit
Proprietor ; B. S. Phil
! On Wednesday, De
o'clock p. m., on Lot 1
lett, clearing sale of
plements. John Quigl
Brown, auctioneer.
Marrlt gee-
FLUKER-DYER-At the
comber 6th, by Rev,
F.uker, of the L'ase ll
daughter of Me. ,M,lrten
of 11unutt
MASON-COTTLE-At the
eat-er.t3, in Clintua, on .
W. G Howson, Mr.
Alice, daughter -of Mr.
LIVERMORE--CIi (FACIA L
the bride's pareeta, in I
by Rev. T. J. Murdock,
of Clinton, to Mi s Eliet
Ben Churchill.
Deaths.
e
let,
wife
h, the-
, the
1 No-
r, of a
aforth, _en December 8th,1 Colin
trear;dror, aged 64 years, 1
aye.
Ingham, on November 30th, J. R.
84 yeare.
am, on December -2nd, _Joseph
ears.
ton, on Noveml er 30th, • Walter
roe of Mrs Shannon, aged 22
erioh township,on Novi mbe 30th,
McBrien, aged -76 years.
S -In G y, on December 3rd, Sophia Rae,
t of the la a James Dangles, aged 83 years,
6 month t and 3 days.
LYON In Guelph, on December 3Y11, George Lyon,
for erly of Cl nton, aged 74 years. -
ARM -ST ONQ-Io West Wawanoeh, on Noiembcr
29th, Wee. An, strong, aged 90 years.
BAKER -In Gode ich township, on December 0th
r Baker, only eon of Mr. Richard
yeare, 8 months and 16 & e.
Ktillop, on Decembea 12th, Sarah
ofd the late Peter Barrows, ag. d
thi and 12 days.
Wil lam Walt
Baker, aged 1
BARROWS -In M
Bar owe, relic
84 y t ars, 6 mo
FARM IN STA
and South h
oont.in,ng 160 acr
state of cultivatio
with cellar, bank
pen, stave silo, tw
the back o! -the Is
schools and mark
and 0 miles from .
or address THOM
dectory, Cilnton, on De -
J. F. Parke, Mr. John
ee, to Mise Allice, eldest
Dyer, of the township
residence o! the bride's
?ecember 6th, by Rev.
Thome, Mason, to Mise
leorge Cottle.
L -At the residence of
[ullett, on December 6th,
Mr. Daniel Livorennore,
second daughter of Mr.
LEY FOR SALE. -For sal Lot 11.
11 of Let 12, Concession 4, tanley,
s, 90 acres, oleared and i a fair
. There is a frame dwelling house
am with stone stabling, shone pig
good wells also a river rune at
m. It is convenient to churches,
ts, being 3 miles from Bruoefield
eaforth. Apply on the premises
8 G EMMELL, Brucefleld.
1722x3
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g from Business
ESTATE
NS®
BROS.HARDWARE
ER I CAN FENCE WIRE.
We have about 1, 00 rods of this celebrated fencing in stock, and will
sell at manufactu er's rice during this and the following week. This
will enable those intten ling to put up this splendid fence to save. 25 per
cent, on their money.
As advertised, we will cOntlnue to sell this week
C al Oil at1'6c p gallon, allon, and best polished Stove Pipe at
9cp er' length.
E
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Wants an
and
ago, Clinton, on November 2911a, by Rev. W. G.
17 to 1Se. The bulk of the butter is med.- Howson, Mr. Win. Fear, to Mins Kate Searle, of
iurlt grade, and sells at 13 to 17c. There us Morrie t.owo E-13OYCE-At the residence of the
no notit:eable diminution in the supply Of Airbride's parents, Stanley, oh December 12th, by
low grade. It is dull and unchanges: at 13 an, C• W. Andrews, Mr. Richard MoCorkindale,
to 15(i. Eggs -Offerings small . and prices of London, to Mies Elizabeth, eldest daughter of
steady: There is a good demand for boiling Mr.'Janle3 Boyce.
For *hieh th
Cuttome ea
at reasonable
teed)
R.
68641
tock, and they are very scarce. They are -
SEAFORTH
A-aCi
. AND.
ing Ililtis
Here are smile more new prices :
antero glasses 'c.
51 a Buck Saws fez. 40o.
2 , o Tea Pots for 110o.
Child's Plates' two for 5o.
51 o Lanterns for `380.`
81 o Cold Blast Lanterns for 66c,
Go Galvanized pails for 20o.
o Galvanized Pails for ,c.
t 5o Hand Saws fer 57o.
Oo Meat Saws f.tr 690
ah
no
. CLAR
quantity of go d logs
heading bolts, 40
inches long,
highest price will be paid.
r Christmas] Presents inn Cutle 4,
running 1!
fi s
We are positively retiring from business. We will continue this sale for a
rt time only and the wise buyer of hardware, stoves, etc., will purchase
here elsewhei e. Our# terfos at these prices are cash only.
Sad Irons at 40 per lb.
15c Nonsuch Polish for 9e.
20o Can Harness Soap for 14e.
40e Can Harness Oil for 310.
loo Axle Grease for 5o.
10o Rope Halters for 7c.
60a Apple Parers for 50c.
$1 Breakfast Carvers for 69o.
8o Pint Cape for 5c.
Steel Tube Whips, regular $1.10, for 780
Carpet Sweepers, Lamps, &c., a
at Cost.
state Jolinsoii Bros., Seaforth
pr
ni
ing done on short n tics and
prices. Satisfactionguaran-
CL A.RK, C
th.
roc
WANTE
T1 -e very •igheet price in cash
paid Ifor any t uantity of prat class
Soft Elm, Rock Elm, Ba
And all other kinds of Saw I
delivered at the
Seafo
An Logs w
acco ding to
Ltngth of
teat inches.
Catch will b
if desired.
JOSI A.H
Seaforth'
th Saw Mils,
11 be purchased
piality.
ogs must be 12, 14, 1 and 10
paid as the logs are dielivered,
Apply to
WATSON, Sea Orth.
17 22-tf
Store.
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An Ideal C
�ristmas Gift.
A well designed and well made piece of furniture is an ideal Christmas
nt. There is always room for it, no matter how well a house may be fur -
ed, and it is a constant reminder Of the good will and taste of the giver.
An amazing variety of joist such adornments as you would like to give, are
to choose f om, andat prices you; will admit are eminently reasonable. In
ng Broadfoet, Box and Co.'s own ifurniture you get the best, and pay but
small profit on roost of making. i
E2411 -121:1X alFi
1 1111/1JEfl3 •
u1:l st,rt ffiu�• itiwo
^CS T INT G..
This department is (Ic�omplete With a large selection of the best goods, and
o.liging attent'on given Ito this branch of the business.
Night call promptly ;attended' to by our Undertaker, Mr. S. T. Holmes
G-erich streetk, Seaforth, opposite th? Methodistt church.
ROA FO ! T, t30X Sc 00.,
Leading Shoe
HOLIDAY-
SLIPP RS.
We have ju
large an
Slippers
ca.n fit
children
can't bri
we will
fit them
Let your hol
our sto
presents
prices li
Women's, .11
Slippers
Women's Fe
pair.
Men's Carpe
Men's Velve
pair.
Woroerns elt House Slippers, fur tops,
Men's Fanc Leather Slipper's from 75c to
Alen'e Pull an Slippers, elastic sides, black
or choc late, only $1 75 a pair.
Shop early nd avoid the Christmas rush.
weleassorted stock of Xmas
at, special holiday prices. We
he feet of. men, wpmen and
well and comfortabln, If you
sell you something' that will
and give satisfactio „as well.
day shopping includ a visit to
e, and you'll fin suitable
for all the famil at close
issen and Children's Carpet
Slippers from 35c o 51 a pair.
Slippers from 75c to 51.25 a
tnous C"nadia!) Jubilee Singers
Al6 I}ViYERIAL ORCHESTRA.
• -Pa— i--
•
.
1"
orner Main
a d
arket Sreets
eatrorth,
dntario.
ickard's
The Largest I
Dry Goods std
Ciothtg
Co-ncet*ta il+
Four Counties,
HRISTMAS is
1
1
And everybody who sees lour beautiful display
cf holiday attractions is glad of it. Santa Claus
will find no better place to get presents than
right herc in this store. A stock such as we
keep is particularly adapted. to present Yolidays.
It is varied—that is one good feature—and the
prices are sure to please every one's purse.
Ladies' Department. I Dress Goods
-4reee 111, Two special lines of fancy
waists at 38e and 55c,
fee
•
Against -the holidays we have pro -
Inided tegreat big stock at very ,smalr
rices. There are many beauties here
'list the thing for presents The finest
aterial, finest woikmanship have gone
nto these go ds.
t 4c each.
20 dozen 1
ach.
20 dozen
peeial at 10
20 dozen
ace edged li
15 dozen
dged handk
0c, 65c tied
5 dozen
andkercbief
10 dozen
andkerchief
Chiffon an
ewest desig
bc and 50c
Specials i
nese silk h
1.00
15 only, s
25c.
25 only,
All the n
the Methodist C hurch, Seafbrth, Tuesday, Dec. 18th.
This ie the only'i Canadian co1patry that has toured in Europe and
the United States.
RIGHT BROS.,
4th's Leading Clothing & Furnishing Store
PECIALTIES FOR
ECEMBER
good warm winter cap is positiv ly eceseary at this season and if you
are looking for style, quality and cheapness combined, we can ac-
commodate you.
+e have a dozen patterns in the t o I ading shapes to choose from at
50c, 75c and $1.
consignment of the lateat colorec winter; shirts just to hand, short
, front, stiff bosom at $1.,
Also the latest novelties in eckwear, Call and see us.
BRIG
ffb ISE_
T BROS
R AS) SEAFORTH.
rris Presents.
wn handkerthiefs at 5c
a,ncy lawn handkerchiefs,
fancy embroidered mid
ndkerchiefa at 25c.
ery dainty German lace
rchiefs at 25c, 35e., 40c,
90c each.
at 35c, 40c and 50c each.
Japanese s'lk
at 50c.
silk ties for ladies in
is and latest colors at 25c,
ach.
cushions covers -24 Jap-
nd embroidered covers at
lk Union Jack coVers at
enim covers at 25c.
w mode and giey shades
in our $1 an $1,25 gloves, every pair
guaranteed.
Special n
sizes 6i, 6i
clear at $1.
Pewney's
and white s
Ladies' w
40c, 50c an
Ladies'
with -whit
$5.25, for
Ladies' b
ed front an
silk front
Ladies' lack rinure silk
tucked fro t and ack, regular $4.90,
for $4.25.
Ladies' s
blouses, re
henistitche
gular $6.5
Ladies'
bias corde
Xmas $2.5
Ladies'
red, with
with whit
for Xmas „
Ladiee
colors, regi
that will rove their worth in use, coni-
lf you want Christmas p
ining novelty, quality a d elegance, visit our store, where you will have no
trouble in selecting sdmet ing that will please either old or young.
In Shoes, Overshoes, Rubbers nnd Fancy Slippers, we will meet your wants,
be they large or small, with the m st suitable presents at the fairest prices.
Our entire stock is mecle Itep of th choicest' selections and latest styles, that sell
like lightning at the prices we no ask. We want to sell you reliable good,
cheap, a.nd it is a solid fact that we will do it if you give us a chance.
Our No. 2 store in rcith's obit stand, is the only place in town where yo
can buY goods at less tlaan wholesale prices, We bought the stock at a low rat
on the dollar, and we will give our customers the benefit. Conae in and se
hoN? satisfaaory Christmas shoppi!ng can be made.
Richardson & -McInnis' Two Stores
Whitney Cornelr Store and Simith's old stand, under the clock,
S-b.i..4,T;.1C> _Etill la _
5
oche silk lined gloves -
7, 7:12,—worth $1,25, to Special line
at $5.25.
white kid gloves, black
itching, special at $1.25.
lite lawn aprons at 25-c
60c.
lack satin waists trimnaed
silk cord, regu'lar price
ack taffeta silk waist, tuck-
]. back with white stitched
and. collar, regular $6, for
silk for
TWO special lines dress silk in pink,
grey, yellow, blue and cream, specially
adapted for evening drees, at 70e and
80o per yard.
Ladies' Furs
Five special lines of ladies' ruffs
Four Astrachan collars, speeial at 6
each.
Three coney eollars, special at $3 30
Two mountain bear collars, special
One electric seal collar, special at
One electric seal, with Astrachan
trimmings, $10.
One Persian and seal collate $15.
One special sable and seal collar, 825.
One special sable collar $41,50.
Special lines of ro-uffa from I up.
Ladies' Capes.
waist,
epherek check taffeta silk
awn tiaffeta silk blouses,
tucks back and front, re -
for Mlles $5.50.
orduroy velvet blouees, with
1 front, regular $2.90, for
rench flannel blouses in
bite polka dot, axed blue
polka dot, regular $3.50,
2.75.
flannelette blouses, dark
lee 95c and $1 05, for 75c,
Monti Department
Great s crifice sale in mantles, all
sizes and olors, and up-to-date styles,
in ladies', ticses and children's .coats,
to be sacri'ced at half price.
Milli ery Department
A rare argain ;is always to be found
at our reg alar priCes, but all ribbons in
this depa tment, be sold at quarter
off regula prices all felt hats at half
price.
of mountain bear Cape
Special line of Astrachan cape at $,1,8.
Special line of Astrachan cape, 30
inches long, $13.
Many speciale in ladies' fu coats.
Clothing
Boys' clothing has a great deal of
attention here. Bring your boys here.
We will cicithe them durably and band-
somely for little.
We have ma.ny special lines in smite,
overcoate and reef, re.
See our Regent street Overcoats at
$8.45 and $9.25. These are very dif-
ferent to the ordinary readymatle' over
coats. You will find the fit, finieh and
workmanship decidedly better.
A few odd sizes of freize overcoats
See our all -wool fi lee overcc;at t
84.75.
Our special rubber lined freize eat
Specials in sleigh robes in goats,
mountain bear, cub beat and galioway. _
We also sell Newland.',e Saekiatche-
wan Buffalo Robes. 'Beware of imita-
Extra values in me '8 'fur coats of
all kinds.
Op
ICKARD 00. DrIliEniCT
0 TER
site T wn Building, Corner Main and Market gts., S.J2afort14
The I
CONVER
ng .]Distaivn
ITo The Electors of the Town -
1 ship of McKillop.
, Owing to business srrangements recently made
1 which will neceesitate my absence feom hetet: for
the greater part of my these, I Wee this means of
making it known to you that 1 earshot be a nandidate
1 for the office of reeve for the ibcoming year. Thank-
! ingyon for the honor and alit° thts confidence gou
! have had in me in the paert. 13eliete me, yoUr hum-
! ble servant. JAMES LOCKHART, Reeve.
MeKillop, December lab, 1.900. 1722.1
TB.AYED 8TOLE. .-A 51. Zernard pup shout
1 Any pereon giving Internist= as to 1ts whereabouts,
will be liberally rewarded, LEO DORSEY, Sea -
forth. 172exl
affords the cheapest and instant-
aneous means of communication.
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