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:-elebrated
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. John
Mitchell
away at
br eakf est
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E the home
'19th uIt.,,
Mary J.
sge to Mr.
Mille.
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the prea-
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dding was
and Mre,
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heir third
united in
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daughter,
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1iunie had
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' the same
the past
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11 Malcolm,
ery happy
rating the
Ung day.
Ai guests,
tis repast -
L -1(1 things,
kinds of
-epeeches,
le of Mr.
, was the
jednesday
teem being
-3=ter, Miss
E,roeperouN
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e interest-
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JANUARY 4,1901
;
News Notes.
To Trooper Mulloy, whose eight was de-
stroyed by a bullet from a Boer rifle, the
Patriotic Fund committee has made a grant
of $4000. The home 'Government and the
Canadian Government will likely supple-
ment this amount by an annual pension.
—For two or three months yet the books
of the Methodist Twentieth Century Fund
w ill be kept open to allow of the giving of a
Ern II balance that will swell the fund to its
an icipated proportions, $1,000,000. At
pr eent the books show that $940,000 has
been_ collected.
—A woman no.med Mrs. Savage, wife of
W. R. Savage, Mayor of Wellington, Kan -
sae, who eloped with her husband's coach-
man, Frank Oyler by neane,has been located
in the city of Winnii)eg, where she has
been living with Oyler for the past nine
moaths. Mrs. Savage's sister arrived there
last week, and with the aid of detectives
bloated the erring woman and finally in-
duced her to return home. A little daugh-
ter was brought from Kansas City by Mrs.
Salvage.
1—The fire which destroyed the Matthews
piture-frame factory, on Bay street, To-
ronto, last week, was not far from touching
a ivery old historic building. That is the
Del house, a rather dilapidated frame
structure, at the corner of Bay and Adel-
ai4e streets. The Doel himse. was once a
hetet, and it was there that William Lyon
Mackenzie, William Lount and other.sons
of victory foregathered and conspired.
—On Christmas day a very pleasing event
took place at the residence of Mrs. W.
Carry, of the Par line, Stanley, we refer to
the marriage of her daughter, Mary Ann, to
Mr. Alexander Forrest, of Hills Green.
The bride was charmingly attired in cream
silk and carried a beautiful bouquet of roses
and carnations, the maid of honor carried a
beautiful basket of roses and the wedding
march was played by Miss McAllister.
After congratulations were extended to the
happy couple, about 75 invited guests
at down to a sumptuous repast,after whieh
the evening was spent in games and musio.
—Mr. tiohn Taylor, of Clinton, has had
rather a hard time for over two months
past. He was first kicked on the forehead
by a broncho, so severely that it was for a
time thought, it would prove his undoing.
However, he recovered, and shortly after-
wards was stricken with typhoid fever.
He was staying at the Central hotel, in
Blyth, and while that building was burning
recently, he was moved across to the
Queen's and then to his home in Clinton.
—On the evening of December 25th, the
• home af Alexander Glatk, af Goderich,, was
the scene of a very happy event, his daugh-
ter, Miss Annie, being united in marriage to
Henry Watson. The thick Was becoming,
ly attired in fawn and W38 aesiated by her
sister, Miss Eva, who wore - browc. Tne
groom was supported hy J. Mallough, ( f
Coderieh. After the ceremony, which wes
performed by Riv. J. W. Robitmen, U e
company partook nf a dainty supper.
—" Riverside Fartn," the re4idence
ef
Mr. Thomas Tanner, of Mornington'was
the scene of a very pleasing event on Wed-
nesday evening, December 19th, the occa-
sion being the marriage of his youngest
daughter, Miss Addle E., to Mr. John
Weir, a proaperous young farmer of Morn-
ington. About 100 gueets from Morning -
ton, Elute, Wellesley, Dumfriee and`Milver-
- ton, assembled to witness the interesting
ceremony, at which the Rev. T. G. A.
Wright, of the Episcopal church, officiated.
—Wm. Hyde, aged 85 years, died very
suddenly on Monday afternoon of last
week, at his home on the Mornington road,
Stratford_ The cause of death was heart -
failure. Deceased was born at Tyrone,
Ireland, in Ian, and came to this country
about 20 years ago, eettling in Stratford,
He was unmarried, and lived with his,
sister, who is blind. About 4 o'clock on'
Monday afternoon he was apparently in his
usual health, and as was his custom,, went
mit to attend to the cow. As he did not
return for some time his sister alarmed the
neighbors, who at once instituted a search.
He was found lying in the barn, life being
extinct.
Births. .
mowAT—Ie settfotth, on December 27th, the %NAM,
of Mr. A Mowat, head master ,ot Doliegiate
— institute of a daughter.
RYAN -In igtoonnville, on January let, the wife of
Dr. Thomas Ryan, of Saginaw, Michigan, of a
daughter.
COOK -In Goderieh township, on December uth,
the wife of Mr. George Cook, of a daughter.
KAAKE-In Wroxeter on!Decereber 16th, th wife
of Mr. Wm. J. Kaake, of a son.
JERRY -In Blyth, on December 21st, the a ife of
Mr. N, 13. Gerry, of a daughter.
SANDERS -In Elora, on December 24th, thejitfo of
Mr. Eduard Sanders, formerly of Exete , of a
eon.
MarnageB•
CURRIE-CASH-At the Manse, &Worth, 0
comber 19th. by Rev. •Mr. Larkin, Mr. A
T.Currie, te Miss Mary Elizabeth, third din
of the late Edward Cash.
NAIRN-FINLeYSON-In Detroit, Miehiea
January ard, by Rev. Marcus_ Scott, of th
tral Presbyterian church, Mr. George H.
of Windeor, (foemerly of Goderioh) to Mar
Finlaysoh, bf Detroit.
MENARY-LAMONT-At the residence of the
parents. on December 27th, -by Rev, D.
Rae, Via John Monary, to Miss Kate A.,
tor of air. and 11:e. John Lamont. all of
MOTAGG ART-MIT0HELL-4n McKillop,
reeldence of the bede's ;parents, on De
26 h, by Rev. D. II McRae, Mr. Neil N.
gait, of Grey, t Miss Ellie, daughter of
Mrs. Wm Mitchell, of MeKillop.
DEVER-BLAIR-At Bethel Methodiet ohuro
River, Bru-o county, on December 19th, h
C. 0. Kaire, assisted by Rev. F. Swann, o
ley, and Rev. Mr. McFarlane, ot Amberle
A. W. Dever, of Walton, to Miss M. _Blair,
River.
KRUPP-WURTZ-At the residence of the
parents, on December 19th, by Rev. J.
Crediton, Mr. Jo-eph Krupp, of Baden,
• Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. Tobial W
Stephen.
WILLIAM3-MADGE-O0 December 26th,
residence of the bride's father, by Rev. 0. W.
De -
drew
ghter
on
Oen-
Belle
ride's
. W-
augh-
rey.
ti the
ember
°Tag -
r. and
, Pine
Rev.
f Rip-
, Rev.
Pine
• ride's"
itt, of
•Mise.
rtz, of
ti the
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Brown, B. A., waisted by Rev 8.
Andrews, Mr George N. Willisms, to Mis
Maud second daughter of Philip Madge
both of the township of Ilsborne.
ROSS -MAXWELL -At the home of the bride's par-
r and
Lanni
E, re a
ents, Bluevale Road, on December 24th,
D. Perrie, Mr. T. H. Ross, of -Winghana.
Isabella, daughter of Mr. Robert Max
Turnberry.
ROBISON-DAVIS-At the residence of Mr.
Easson, Winch, lsea, on Derember 24th,
W. Stout. Mr Harvey Robinson, to Min
Davis, of Kirkton.
WILDFONG -At-At the residence
bride's parents. Clinton, on Deoember
Rev. J. F. Parke, Mr. E. Wildfong, of 13
Mies Ida daughter of Mr. Everett, of Cli
BELL-DENNIS-At the home of the bri
ente, in Howbeit, on December 26th,
shal Bell 91 Winghaan to Miss Catheri
ole, ef II iwiek. -
GIIIIRCHI1 L -PERSON --On December
the Manse, Goierich, by Rev. Jemea A
• • on, B. A , Mr Edmund Churchill, of
fo Miss Minnie A. Pearson, of the toe
Hull( tt.
AS-APPLETON-At Luean, on Decemb
by Rev. J. C. Smith; B. A-, Mr. John
Miss Lizzie Applrt both of Stephen t
IfORN-WHITEFORD-On December 26th
W. J. Waddell, at the rfsidenee; of t
Faxents, Mr. Weiley Horn, of Z on-, to
neeca A. Whiteford.
HOGGA RTH-DAVIS- et the residence of t
parents, on Dem mber 26th, by 11.... P. S
Willuun Efoggarth. of Tuckeramith to 1
daughter of William Davis, E ca, of Hie
HOGG-STORY-On December 26th, at the
_ of the bride, by Rev. P Blusgreve, M -
Hogg, to Mise Fr inces Metilde! etory, a
Killoo township.
DRYSDALE-JOI1NSTOP- it the rosi1e.
bride's parents, Drysdale, on January
Rev. S. Acheson, Mr. -Robert Drysdale,
Michigan, to Miss Sarah, third daughte
Wm. Johnston, of Drysdale.
M ARK. B `..17
SIIAFORTEI, January 3, 1901
F 11 Whea.t (new), Standard 60 61 to $0 63
O 63
0 26
O 68
0 40
0 18
0 18
O 17
200
7 50
6 50
0 70
o 17
O 30
O 00
4 75
2 66
0 60
6 (10
200
6 70
0 05
Spring Wheat per bushel,- —. 0 61 to
Oats per bueher o 26 tO
Peas per bushel .. 0 68 tea
Barley per bushel-- 0 86 to
Butter, No. 1, - 0 17 10
Better, 0 17 to
Eggs per _ _ 0 16 ItO
flour, per 100 The_ — as_ _ _ 2 00 to
• Hay pee ton new _ _ _... OD to
Hides per 100 Zs- 6 00 to
Shoop . ...... 0 60 to
Wool- e„ 0 16 to
Pokatoee per-tie—eh- (now),.... 0 26 to
Bale (retail) per barrel-, - .... 1 00 to
Wood per-. cord (long).. — _ 4 00 to
Wood por cord -(short-)„ _ 200 to
Apples per bag_ _ _ 0 40 to
clover Seed _ ..... 5 60 to
Tiniothy Seed — —............. 1 26
to
Pork, per TOO the—. e.... - 6 60 to
T How, per lb..— - 04 to
• IMPORTANT NOTICES.
TOILER AND ENGINE FOR. SALE.
_HD a six horse power boiler and four ho
engine. Boiler has only been in uee ab
months. Apply to P. MoGREGOR, Bru
y Rev.
o Miss
ell, of
George
y Rev.
Annie
of the
E,th, by
to
ton.
e's par-
r. tilar-•
Den-
Ith, at
Ander-
oronto,
nship of
✓ 26th,
int s, to
Wllship.
by F ev.
e bride's
'se Ro-
e bride'e
tett, ?,Ir.
!Fie J ane,
ert.
eeid ence
' Jo Isph
• Me-
ce of Vet)
2nd, by
ffLaurel,
of Mr.
a
a
e Molsons Bank.
INCORPORATED, 1865.
PITAL PAID UP . . $2,5 ,000
SERVE .FUND . . . $2,0 0,000
JAMES ELLIOTT, genera/ Manag r.
HENSALL BRANCH.
Money advanced to farmers on thei
tee with one or more endorsers.
Collections made in al parts �f the
d returns promptly emitted, at 1
tea of exchanges. Dra ts sold on all
Canada, the United States and E rope.
erling and American exchange bought and
Id. Interest allowed on deposits remain-
ing for one month or m re at current rates.
f Savings Department Interest all wad oi
deposits of $1 and upwa de.
Special attention giv n to the e lection
of farmers' sale notes.
The Bank is open d
general banking busines
own
weat
oints
ily for transacting a
F. E. KARN, Agent Elensall Branch.
1€89-tf
Seafortles Leadi
g Shoe Store.
SURE C
FOR CO
FEET.
ge3-essae, 11jA*2410
As the winter has appa ently set in
nest the great tro ble with ma
he cold, feet and how to mak
warm. We have in stock a grea
cures for cold feet ny of which w
antee to fill the bil and our ori
ing January will b very, special
- instance we can s11 you woma
ear for 350,
ops, for 950
gaiters or lace
n's leather
$1.25 a pair
ershoes for
okle, heavy
en's four hues
7 for $1.50
ubbers combi
d want the
t us. Cons"
slippers for house
• felt slippers, fur
women's felt foxe
for $1,25 a pair,
spring sides, for
red wool lined o
pair, men's two b
for $1,50 a pair,
boots, sizes 6 and
men's socks and r
$1.75 pair.
If you ha e cold feet
drop 'n and email
always free.
THE
ear.
will
any
uar.
dur-
For
felt
en's
oaoi tr
gins,
b en'ser ,
40 a
felt
pair,
• for
c red,
ltation
es
1.
le
For sale
e power
nt three
efield.
1725-4
WOOD WANTED. -Wanted at the Egmondville
pcthery, between fifty and sixtyi cords of
black ash, half dry and half green, 4 feet ling. Ap-
ply to F. BIIRGARD & SQN, Egmondville. 1725 -ti -
'MR SALE IN EGMONDVILLE.-For le in Eg-
mondville, two acres of good land wi h comfort-
able frame dwelling and outbuildings. he land is
clean well drained and fenced. There are a few
good apple trees and some small fruits on the place.
It will be sold oheap. Possession at any time. R.
HICKS, Egrnondville. 1726x8
With one accord throughout the length
and breadth of the Dominion readers of all
°lanes of newspapers unite in saying that if
there is one paper thet should be in every
1 household, it is the 1T'amily Herald and
Weekly Star of Montreal. Subscriptions are
pouring into their office in Montreal at a
tremendous rate. Canadians without the
Family Herald and this season's pictures, do
not know the treat they are missing.
THE CANADIAN
Bank of Commerce
- CAPITAL (PAID UP)
Eight Million Dollars $8 000,000.
Rest, - - - $2,000,000
Annual Meeting.
The annual ineeting of the Sbareholde and pate
reins of the Londesborough Bntter & Ch ese Manu-
facturing Co. will be bald in Londee °rough on
Monday, the 17th day of January, 1901. Sharehold-
ers meeting at 1 o'clock, general meeting at 2 o'clock
p. m All persons interested in dalryin are invited
to be present. JOHN WATT, Preside t ; W. L.
Ouimette, Secretary. 1726x2
To The Electors of Division No. 2 o
the County of Huron
SEAFORTH BRANCH.
A general Banking busineis tran-
Eacted. Farmers' Notes discounted,
and special attention given to the
collection of Sale Notes.
SAV I NGS BAN K.—Interest al low -0
ed on deposits of $1 and upwards.
Special facilities for transaction of
business in the Klondike District.
Money Ordeal, payable at any bank, issued at_the
olloa ing rates :- -
Under 810 .08
810 to 520 .10
F. ITOLMESTED F. C. G. MINTY, -
Solicitor. Manager.
1624
820 to 630 .12
830 to 860 • .14
--
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,-Havin been nom-
inated as a candidate r commissioner t -the-County
Council for Division o. 2, I beg respeetfully to inti-
mate that I am now seeking your sera es- and influ-
ence.
"I may not, in the limited time betwe n now and
January 7th, 1901, have thetaleasure of seeing eyery
elector perecnally but I hope on pollin day When
markt- g your bal'ots you will remembe me.
If elected I will exert my beet efforts or the inter-
eets of my const.tuents and thecounty senerally.
Wishing You a happy and prosperon. New Year.
Yours Fa thfullv,
D. NTELON.
De
ore Usi
t2B &44
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t.
4ses.1`.
Pa;
;;..eamam•e•eae••••e
To'The Electors of .Division No. 5
the County of Huro
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN-Haidn been 4om
inatcd for the ofil e of County Coun illor for th
years 1901 and 1902, I humbly solicit y • ur votes an
influence in this election. Having ha six years ex
patience as a muninipal Officer, four of hide I serve
as reeve and deputy reeire of Tuckers ith, the ex
perience thus gained in municipal wor well (pantie
me for the office to which I am aspirin If L hay
the honor of being elected, I shall° en eavor to dig
charge the duties at that oflloe honestl and sconom
featly and the interests of Seaforth an MoKillop wit
receive the same careful attention ae those of m
own township and every measure tha comes hetet
the council for our approvall that haat r Re th
Oven -cement of your best interests a d the mora
welfare of the people of this ountry, AM receive m
hearty support.
When in the County Council before I took a dee
interest in securing to this county a ouse of refug
where our poor would be properly ca ed for. Th
wiedom of that course Is apparent to very one wh
has paid any attentien to he mane ment of th
house ot refuge. I also fay red the re tuition in th
number of cmnty council] re andth doing awa
with the December session vhich I thi k is an unn
ceseary expense to our Goan y.
In the short time between now and •oiling day I
will not be able to eee you 11 but mos of you kno
we and I trust you will loo with favo on my ea
didature. I rernair, 3 our h mble eery nt,
PETE MoK AY,
ckeremith.
Deaths..
.soweea.---ae maleness, Ole December 29th, Mar-
earet Fowler, aged 66 years and 10 months.
TOBIN-In Colborne, on Deeeniber 201he News
Tobin, daughter of the lide alames Tobin, aged
16 years and 10 months.
GALT-- In Ocderich, on Deeenebor 26th, Ndrit Me -
Lan Galt, !Want daughter of John anti Lena
Gait, aged two menthe.
SANDERS -In Exeter, on Decianbor 24th, George
Senders, aged 19 years and 10 months. -
aitleirecteMBE---In Exeter, on Detchiber 21st, Thos.
itrimaeorobe, aged 073 cars.
11.3~aINGS • In Winghean, on Deeetieser 2let, Gladys
Alf ne, danehter of Mr. and- Mrs. Win. Hastings,
aged 7 remelts and, 14 days.
N1ONK Winghern, on December 26th; Verna
lidareu.erite infant daughter of John and Lillie
Moak, aged 5 months and 3 daye. I
fEE--At the family residence, Goehen line, Hay, on
December 24th, Elizabeth Fee, aged 47 years.- I
Meg- FATT- fo Turriberry, December 26tli, Agnea
n, daughter of Mr. David 11. flea, ageci 17
el ere, h TAM! and 17 dee&
Wit I At Janietitown, en Deecinber c.fith, Thos.
Wretch father Of Mr. John Wright, et Brunets,
- aged 79 years. ,
IlioMPSON- In Howiek, on Dees mbar 21, Alex -
wider repson, aged c:Q yt ars.
11:Ai/CAM-At Welwyn, NOrthwrst Territory, on
Dectutbtr 22nd, Roaert (lob.), aged 44 years,
. cane:tat eon et Mr. Robert Traquair, of Wel-
wyn, tete et 'furor!. Outario, fora.. rly of
Fernier re h, Scotland.
31, 'LEM ENT -In flowiek, op December 304h, Fergia
ecu Mt:Clement, aged 72 'cars.
South Huron Farmers
Meethigs.
Institut
The regular meetings of he South II ron Fame a'
f..
Institute, will he held as fo lo vs :
B RUCEFI ELD, I IXON!S -HALL,
Afternoon meeting at 1 o' .lock when ddresses w 11
FRIDAY, . J AN IJA.RY 11 t , 1901
be detivered ae follows:
Dr. J. Ilugo Reed, Professor of Vete Warr Soigne,
O. A 0,, of Guelph. subjecte, '' Bree Ing horses 1 r
profit," and " The ordinary diseases•of the stow h
of the.ox, wtioh a termer should unde tend." M s.
J. L. Finith, Whitby, "Farmers' wiv: s and' dau h -
tem their duties, delights_ and disc tri °gement .
W. N. Hutt, Southend, eubject, "Gro' failures ad
how to avoid thew," and otiaere.
EVENING MEETIN .
Addresses by Dr. J. Hugo Reed, "A talk on.Vet r-
inary Solenee." Me. J. L. Smith, "A common se se
talk to young ferniere and their wires. ' W. N. Hu 1,
"
Bird e iff relation to Agriculture and Hortioultur ."
EXETER, -TOWN H LL, -
SATURDAY, JANUARY 1 th, 1900.
Afterncon meeting at -I. o'clOck when addressee e ill
_
FE
11
be delivered as -follows:
Or. J. Hugo Reed, subject, " Bree ing- horses or
profit and the prevention of partu lent apople y,
cammonly called milk fever, in cows. Mrs. J. L.
Smith, " Won vas' Inetitutes, their ob et and o.i ."
I
W. N. "Crop failures and hdw t avoid them,"_
11,11d others.
vlarity of
NDIT '0
POWDE
2
HUR?N iEXPOSITOR.
ON & CO,
5
J31_1-Y-EllEE
GR OUR SALE.
. 1
vy
e have done a lar e trade in Furs this season, especially in ladies'
Astrachan jackets and nen's fur coats. Our mammoth cash etOre is now looked
On as healquarters in this 'minty for fine furs. Last week we were offered a
great bargain in furs -by' a anufacturer who, on account of the mild season, was
overloaded, And manufactuiers know we are always open for snaps for spot cash.
They made us the offer, and we accepted it, and now have the goods in stock,
and will sell them less than wholesale prices.
• [ Ladies' Astrachan j. c 4ets, 36 inches long, well furred, lined with quilted
farmer's satin, high storm io11r, regular price $25, for $16.95, ' "ss
Ladies' Astrachan j ckets, close glossy curl, lined with mercerized sa-
hi
oa
ell
ad
$
ea
n
AT
tana, 30 to 32 inches long,
Men's wallaby fur
Men'S coon coats,
for $32.50.
Men'S coon coat
style, regular price $ 0 fo
Ladies' black oney
Sable and As rads.
$12.50.
If you are int rest
0.A_S
h collar, good value at $30, for $ea.
s from $10 to $18.
furred, lined with farmers' satin, regular $37.50,
from the best Selected skins, got up in first-class
2.50.
erines, worth $3.25, for $2.50.
ombination caperines, satin lined, regular $15, for
d is furs, it will pay you to see what we are offering.
WE) C:)
N & CO., BLYTH.
iYIcKI1iN
RS
Isrowing with the far e s
bee use of the satisifacti n it
gjyi s. The sales of it thi y ar
-are way ahead of any befo e.
Its he cheapest and best ho se
me icine made—three p u ds
for 50e, and the dose t a -
spoonful. To be had at
FE R'S
Drug Sto e, Seafo th.
EVENING MEbTING, AT 7:30 P. 1.
A talk on Vet"
Addresses by Dr.- J. Hugo Reed, "
I emery Science, Mre. J. L. Srnith, "
lees ic Eannomy," W. N. Hutt, " B
farnits.e"
A'eh ot the evening sessions the
! be interspersed with vocal and instr
1 tione hi local talent. 1
i A special invitation is mitenti?d to
I tend all sessions. It ie the wish of
1 t)hohatwthic: interest of the ladies ae well
1 1 A DairiTteodn:'n:hetr t
Mooting will be held at
ate of farm lif
, Friday, January elalth, at 10 a. m fOr
1 of important husineee. -- • "
1 . S. A. MOYF A
R. GARDINER, Secretary.
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talk on I (a
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WILSON'S
DOOR NORTH OF PICK ARD'S.
EAFORTH.
Corner Main
and
Market Sreeta
Seaforth,
Ontario.
The Largest
• Clothing
Dry Goods and
Pickard Concern In
Four-, Counties.
ATIONAL SALE
—OF ALL
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Our Annual Stock Clearing Sale will begin- on Friday, ,iannary 4th. A
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monster stock redueing sale of seasonable goods. i We have prepared a feast of
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bargains in every department of our store.
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,
Is now at th front, fairy equipped
with all kinds of holiday god in the
' line of holiday "presents, leo a very
large stock of fresh groceri s nd pro.
visions, china, crockery and I Beware,
which will be old cheap. is the
time to get gr at bargains i II kinds
of goods. I ill quote a es of the
many bargain that are no to be had :
Best granulated noir, 18 lbs. or $1 ; 20
lbs. coffee Bug; r for $1 ; n w selected
raisins 10c al..; clea,ned cu ra to 1Qc a
Ib.; new figs ca lb.; asso te candied
peels 20e a lb. new seede r Wm; 10e
a package ; ew dates, bee q alit, 8o
alb.; sardine 5c a tin ; al cn 10c a
can; best bra d.of corn, p as and, to-
matoei 80.a an; ; mince t ea , 10c a
package; S. Ilen'e, Nor ich refined
cider ; 6 lbs. ice for 25c; Ib:. tapioca
for 25c; 5 lbs boneless cod fis for 25c;
beat syrup a d baking m las es, best
American coa oil 22c a g llo , or five
gallons for $J; first-class s y a d green-
ing apples; a fine lot of fir t -c ass pota-
toes in stock good butt r nd fresh
eggs in stock half barrelo salmon
trout and he rings; best flo r, $1.90
per 100 lbs.; en bars of sitp for 25c,
. ten lbs. sulp ur for 25c, t n bo. ealts
for 25c; all kinds of teas f o 10c a lb.
up to 50c; 3 be. lemon his ut e for 25e;
5 lbs. broken sodas for 25c
Wanted—fresh h tter and eggs nd all kinds
of poultry, fo which the l4ig est price
will be paid. A cordial i vit tion ex-
tended, to auto come and , ge some of
the many b rgains. No fu ther ds
count on the bove prices.
Fl
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OF—
Dress Goods
De partment.
Secret
to Save Money!
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nty pieces of Si k, regular price
Oc to 80c per yard, all shades,
rice 25c a yard,
cial line of 75c ftweed Suiting%
ades, sale price 50o a yard.
cial line of Ladies' Cloth, 41
wide, special at 25c, rale price
ee ends of all -w
, special at 60c,
e skirt length
spun, regular p
$2.50.
La ies, Fur
ol check Dress
ale price 35c.
, special wool
ice $3.45, sale
A 1 Ladies' Riff% one quarter off
regu ar price.
S ecial $3.60 ruff f r $2,.62.
One special coon " ruff $1.75, for
$3.56.
Special Sable Ru at $10 50, for
$7.83;
S ecials in Ladies' Collars.
0 e special _Coney Collar, sale price
$3.
Special Bear Colla sale price $4.10,
Special Astrachan Collar, sale price
$4.j5.
S ecial Astrachan nd Electric Col-
lar, sale Fie° $9.
S ecial Astrachan nd Thibet Collar,
sale price $11.65.
c
De -quarter off all Ladies' Muffs in
Thi et, Sable, Bear, II pposuin, Electric
Sea and German Ott:r.
wentg per cent. •ff all Ladies' Fur
Ca es.
Two special lines f Mountain Bear
Capes, sale price $5, 0 and $7.
Special line Ast achan Cape, 30
inches long, extra sweep, sale price
$11.
X THIS IN YOUR MIND.
Yoar dollar does double duty when it buys Boots
anc. Shoes at the Clearing Sale now going on at
Smith's old stand. As we are bound to make it
the sale of sales for the next two weeks, -we ehall
give finer 4ualities and greater values for every
dollar that passes over our counters than ever
before. We have an immense stock of seasonable
god e to clear out at money saving prices. Pros-
perity eomes to all who trade with us. Inspect
the gnosis, compare the prices, and you must admit
that we are offering the opportunity of the season,
which you should consider a blessing to be within
reach of.
•Richardson & McInnis' Two Stores,
the Direct re
as gentler' en
and work. I, •
Bruoefield 1 on
he tranmet on ' • - •
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, President.
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• Whitney orner Store and Smith's old. stand, under the clock,
SMA_FORTII_
JOHNS('
Staple Department.
Amoug other bargains we will men-
tion thee: 26 per centoff all bed
comforters ; 15 per cent. off all flan-
nelettes; special 33 inch, English flan-
nelette,lfast colors, choice patterns, at
10e, sale price 8c; heavy. 12ic Eng-
lish flannelette, in grey, fawn, blue an d
pink, regular 15c, for 12=10.
BROS. HARDWARE
Will continue sale .
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One Week Longer On
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y.
• After vIv ich store will be closed.
Tho 6 Wishing to secure our goods
att1E holesale rates, must make
pur has s this week.
Estat
boon Bros.,
Artesian
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Ladies' Fu
Twenty per cent.
Coats.
Special $25 coat,.
Special $27 coat,
Coats.
Clothing
Department.
if all Ladies' Fur
ale price $20.
ale price $21.60.
• Special $40.50 coate sale price
$32.40.
Twenty per cent. off all wool ebawlfh
Spec al clearing pricees on all men's
fur, coa s.
Two special Canadian coon coat,
sale price $28.
Four special coon coats, sale price
$31,50
Eight special coon coats, sale price
$34.
Also a‘ number of better Canadian
coon coats at special prices.
Spatial prices on calf coats, wallaby
coats, wombat coats, and Australian
coon.
Speeial prices on all men's fur caps.
Speeial prices on. all men's under-
wear,
Mert's lined kid gloves at spe.cial
prices.
Me 's, youths' and boys' Overcoats
to be leared at special prices.
Thi ty Sleigh Robes, consisting of
goat, ub bear, grizzly bear, Northwest
gallow y and Saskatchewan buffalo, to
be cle red at special prices.
Ladies' Department.
Seaforth
Our Annum.
Whitewear Sale.
Special clearing sale of ladies' flan-
nelette wrappers, gowns and shirt
waists.
Ladies' Wrapper S in red and black,
back and pink, black and blue, regu-
1 $1:30, now for 98e.
Ladies' Wrapper in black and blue,
blue and white, wast and sleeve lined,
yoke back and fr nt, regular $1,55,
nOw $1.17.
, Ladies' Wrappe s black and white,
cashmere finiehed rapperette, regular
price $2,50, now f r $1.88.
Gowns' made of fine English flan-
nelette in plain white, blue and pink
and fancy stripes, trimmed with frill
around yoke and sleeves, regular $1,
now 80c.
Gowns made of fine English flan-
nelette in plain pink, blue and cream,
trimmed with cream torchon lace
around yoke and sleeves and down
front, regular 81.20, to clear for 96e.
Gowns made from heavy English
flannelette in, plain white and pink,
trimmed with pretty designs of flan-
nelette embroidery, regular $1.55, to
clear for $1.23. tion, at Mc, 85c
Extra special skirt, made frora heavy Children's er
English flannelette, in plain. pink and.
with sailor coli
blue, to clear at 50c.of cream ribbon
Special reduced prices on all shirt
Our new whitewear to hand. It
will pay you to study their real worth,
We think you will buy a supply, even
if yeti do ilot need them now.
A Skirt made of fine white cOtton,
eight inch flounce edged with cluster
tucks and embroidery, at 84e.
Ladies' Skirt, made of fine English
long elioth, with deep embroidery_ frill,
for $1.
Skirt made of fine English long
cloth, trimmed with 12 inch embroid-
ery flounce and cluster of tuck% $1.25.
Skirt made of fine English long cloth,-
trimined with deep cambric embroid-
ery, 'frill and cluster of tucks, at
Skirt made of fine English long
cloth, trimmed with beautiful -designs
of cambric and Swiss embroidery, at
$1 75, $2, $2.75/ $3,10 and $1.15.
Gowns, empire style, trimmed with
tucks and embroidery, special at $L
Gowns made of fine English long
cloth, trimmed with newest designs of
cambric and Swiss embroidery and in-
sertion, at $1,25, $1,50, $1.75, $2.45,
$3Cahileam6isle2, 5.
two special lines, trimmed
with cambric frills and insertions and
tucks, at 50c and 75c.
Bridal sets, newest styles, trimmed
with embroidery and insertion tucks
$3.25, $4 and $1.50..
Corset covers, very special line, full
front, embroidery trimmed, at 50c.
Corset c,overs, made from fine Eng-
lish long cloth, prettily trimmed with
Swiss embroidery, Valencienthes lace
and baby ribbon, at 70e, 75e1 90e and
$1.
Infants' and children's short dresses,
made of fine English long cloth, trim-
med' with fine S iss embroidery, inser-
tion. and 'Velem encies lace and inser-
$1.25 and $1.40.
I Annual McKillop waists—$1 flannelette waists for 75c,
1 -Drillers
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ETAOLIA.
1721s8
Meeting the
1 Mutual Fire Insurance $2,90 corded velvet waist for $2, $3,50
polka dot French flannel waist for
Company.
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The annual meeting of the MeKillop Mutual Fire
Insurance Company will be held in the Town Hall,
;Seeforth on Friday, the 18th of 1January, 1901, at 1
; o'clock p. 111. Business of the meeting to receive the
e annual statement and auditors report, also the elec-
tion of two directors for the toWnehip of MeKillop
and one for the township of Logan arid any ether
businent. J. B. licLTAN, President T. E. HAYS,
Secretary. 1725-2
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$2.60.
silk cord, at $9
lines at $3.50 a
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AIDIRECT
PICKARD CO
• IMPORTERS
Grits Tuwn Building, Omer Main and Market Sts,, &dotal,
am cashmere cloaks,
r, trimmed with frill
and two rows of cream
.50, and other special
d $4.25.