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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1901-08-09, Page 5- � .1 -�q9 � . I - I , ; I . � - : .. � .. � � � - - �, 1-901 1 * I ,"�_—_ - � � rs �-i �� ;�4 - '1� CS *4P , ;� 5�4 "3 174 'z I . �"- Z� - ;�4 - . 111� 1-1Z %i�l 10i � I Z� `t� Z-i Q I'% IZI r%+� cla - , I 470i r%�i - I * C� ;� �-. ,-�'? twid W � . 17t --^ tz", � . �Z" 1 7 1V 1;� . � � I � 41 1* , - . .tl r1t 140 1 r M. : 0:� � - --1 - ii, he is going 4 situation- on r V Z a, has been I . . k I I a . 7 . � I 40se, who left . P9 . and Tuell- � . � eXCtirsiorr to I ha followin 9: �akson, Henry - I I k ,ter Stewart, -Charles Die . I k. ftes, Reid,, P. , � Eicher, WT I � � - 'n. ; R. Bengough s. Elliott, of. `�. Carrique f 10. ir sister, ?Are.. . � Ile to Grand - rhe auspices. of - � � village, wee ' , ,kiembers, their � . They wer - a � The day wall � .Want time Was T summer re� � ,I looks very . �tilited a nico . I I I ;ratumned from � ts having en- I ��Vet in with b, I � - ;,ieg of Huron in' %astled up , (lay a t. He ( �ring the even. f-.Rerlin, and - Siting frienda ,As in f1rand ` - �- I 4 rrofher.in�law,,. to, see Mr. . - ,� leg broken a- . i'a.- n ged at work li4,round again -trong enough , , . ; I of crutches. - I I I to the manse � a few weeks -3 at Becher, � dr and Mr.& L. Mr. Moir � %hoalth.-Miss I of Wroxeter, ,� Cook during 8- ,Xoster, of their � iittmillagi Oftm- � �Iron ar6 nearly . 0 1 lordon Manns, . irs. McDanell . �e this week, ra. for cutting . ond flaj�er of . M, of Wood-, .�Ir, H. 13"i -n- . c . is -this week ft'ables, nicely , i- Mitchell and � . , Wood, Mrs. . - . � ; Mitchell, are %: camping at . were in Sea. . i.iting frie,ado. Aty met with - I 4 narrow es- � ; bu Saturday I I �y were com- � m, & MileLand . aondon toad-, I rake broke ane with all in which the before they, �;eaking the I I a Petty out -considerably, 7 After being ,kLr.00m,. we are - .- �� again. His - pqt? lajary,- *r 91 0s;,,m,l �d Bend, this �.,h and tle -, . - crii�a to the � 1-C , ,�hur Is, .- 12 1. 5, �a aa� �t terl: - . - . J, the . penCtIfIg - I IL frfeiias fif . I I I ithhj village% I a in IV -he tiear ' I ,4�e�er�7-Nlr. ' _ _2 e ent 4-aradi�y and 1� �joy is Von - n the matter � a very neat �7 Thomas J. . � on Tuesday [atends pur- 1 Berry has . � � � , bver twenty � rf Who Vraff , the M195811 'Itiesday last. , 1. , �h Id I ` th e In it�j ihe Con, ' & name Of road, young- I �, t ort Bell.'M d her first '., �nora,-Mifjff �, by a young , f Torolatat L friends in rigs, Minnia � ing friends. - �� one of Lon, I � . week , I at ,:, er Eacrett, . � ting of the . � 1: Of South I i nool hoUffe'L at loth, at , I . I d- I in ' cor " V - ,dies. .1r: � are - during 1, . �, eelando.- ', �,, 01' Owen 5, Mr. and . " ,ff, collivg� . ''I � onthron, Of � I 'w"eduesday . �6..jewitt, X his village, � �. this week � I � � - , , � A., of St- - ff has ra- � I �� I I - �-Z� I - - - -- - ---T�.. -- - � . L I - � - - - - _ _ - , - - L , - ' L — � ----.. I � I I I �--, - ,—,-��--l"--L,�-----'-'�-----".-' . ----,1W I - . � I I � � . . � . . . I - . L � ,� . I I . I - I L . . � I . . � - - - I I I . � - � : I I � . I I � I . , . . , . � . - . . I : . � . . . I � L . I � � . � - . . . . . - I . I . L . . . - - - - � - � , I I - - I . . - - - . .I - . . , . . , I I � . L; . . . i I I . . . 11 � I , - - ' , - - ' �� :—'t'--'��,.-�-.--"---�'��'---"�-��--',_ � L' - - - , ? ,�— � '7�, ----7-.- ,. -� - — �—", - � ��---, -- - -- I , I I I -1 , ' - .1 � . I I I I , I . � � . I :, L ".. � I . . . � I I I 1: � ;L I -- - - . - I . I . I . I I L I L I I . . � I I � : - , �� I I I � ., rL ... :.. � , , : �� . . . : � � - . . - , I - . : . . L . . I . - Z4 . I .- . . I . L . . I � � � . - � I . � - - . . - . . - . I I I . . . . - . � . I I . I - I : r . � I . . . I . . � L i - I � - . � - I . . . . � I .1 . I -1 � L � . I � : . L . I . � I . I I - . 1� -L I . - � - - --I I � � L . . � I � � L I . - - I . I . . L - . I . , � . I . � . . I . A-UGUST 95 1901 � - . . . .1� I I .1 .. OR* -- . I . . - ---- - - -------- - . - I - - - - ", , I I -- - ---- ----- -- - - . Londesboro. - , I : - . . I j,OTTI,,�(;s, -A few from here left on Tues- WESTERN ..FAI-R, LON ,day morning for the west.-.M.iss L, Oui. L - I I . � . I I cot ,1nette spent a few days in Wingliam this � I . - . I � week. -Quite a number from thin vicinity . SE PT. 5th to" * 14th .1901. � 7 . � .. . . � took in the exour4ioh to Goderich on Augn lat . .1 1, � I . . I . :BMj "T L . . . - I . k I I � ,let, and report a good time. -Mr. 1. Law- . . +++++q-l..H ++-14+ I i I i ++++ V i !� � . 11 - repee and daughter, Allie, returned from I . I . � 1 1 � . I � -- . . I � - 1* -.1. Buffalo on Tuesday. -Misses Mabel, Jessie I Entries c* I . os;., -`81 e, pte-m be r 4th. � I I ' I ---- and Annie Coupland are visiting near I . . . . L - .1 . � I I i . --Wirigham, -Miss R. Taylor, of Listowel, in .. I ..+-I-+++ +++++�.4+++++++.++++ 1 � A CLEAN SWEEP ,the gue4t of her cousin, Miss A. Bell, at I . . -- . . . I . . ' ;resent."Tha funeral of Mrs. Jeffrey, which A horve expoe'tion of genuine merit, now exhibits -and leading attraotions ; Lockharfil,o . performing- cle. Planning for fall business means clearinry out and cleaning up'the balanc I took place on Tuesday morning, was largely. pbanta-the three Graces and 11 Toni Tom," the baby 43'6�hant-aud many other speolaitle I of a high order - 0 #4 1�1 . attended. Her remains were vaken on the grand fireworks displAy, incl,iding representation of"' Fall of China " and,, Taking of! Pekin." 8 - pecial f Summer Goods, absolutely without reserv'e'. Very many stores ' insist 0 trains over all lines 6ach evening after firewotlis. For prize list@, progranim 9, ebo., APPI :ito holding all 10 30 train to Wingham for interment. The � L � I.. - Y - goods to sell at a profit, but we pfan differently. Goods, of ever, -- , LT. -COL. W. M. GARTSHORE, President. J. �A. NELLES, Secretary. We insist on selling at a los .; friends have the sympathy of the community . - . - � sort are allowed to remain in stock only so Jong. I . in their sad hour. . . . � : L I .. I . Now" . - . . . " I/ o rather than carry goods over from one season to another, and the more yoi bring 16 to 17c. MediuM .grades .of ,bulk, analyse that fact the more you'll appreciate the constantly enlargin,y' success o I .. Brussels. THE CANAPIAIN :) - NOT&�- Wednesday was observed here butter are selling at 12 to, 15o, and the' oup. 1, I . . . this business, Below we quote a few prices, but when you visit our Mammot] . , holiday. -The Sanda School exour- ply is fairly plentiful. Creamery is stmd.y � . . Cash Store you will find prices reduced in every department, L . I i r, Kinaardine on Wedn y and in good demand at 21c for print@ and Bank of Commerce I . � I . .�z ell t eaday proved a 20c for solids. Cheeie-Market - - , 1i 2& fancy dress goods, 40 inches w -and dark colors, reduce, grand $UCC4358L I Over 400 tickets were sold is quiet . - � ide, small patterns, light at Brussels station and equal 'numbers at with a fair demand. Prices arp steady. to . CAPITAL (PAI D1 UP) . to 15c. 75a black crepod, 422 inches wide, small patterns, reduced .to 650. 500 plain vig - . firmer at 10 toi0j.n for job lots. gggs�- I "f oreaux dress the other stations e�longL the line from Palm. goods, 42 inches wide, this season's importation@, in fawn and gray, redubei � Offering's continue heaV Lnd there'has been- Eight Million Dollars' 8..000,000. to 39c. 10c Printed Muslim, fast colors,- educed to 6 3 4e. 12-.�c Scotch Gingbame, fanc: . erston to Ripley. -The -Brussels -bowlers y, a . . i � r . I . no decided improvement in the quality, The Rest - . . 21 000,000, checks, the correct thing for shirt waiists, etc,. reduced -to 8c. Ladino' Belts, in black pat 17L - � . . I �pl ed a,t the tournament at Kinoardine, proportion of i.ndifferent to bad, eggs is large . I . ent leather, and Silk, in all newest designs, just received, at 20o, 25c, 35c, 40o and 50c an swept the boards in every event against . - . I and a great many shipmentstdrii out unsat- 156 Ladies' Black Ribbed jEtoie, reduced to 10c., 8a Ladies' Plain Ribbed Hose, reducel I - NCH. - to 5c. 25c Ladies' Btalck 0 - hmere H6eo, reduced to 15c, or two pairs for 25c. $2.51 1 Kirreardine, Luoknow, and Liatowel,-The isfactorily. Prieds for the best are firm at . . as , I Brussels foot ball team handed. a sweeping 121c, and they are scaroel-at, that price. Held A general Banking builnoss tran- ladiets' dress skirts, in all wool serge, lined throughout; -reduped to - - whiti defeat over to Kincardine boys by a score of fresh are moving . fairly yvoll at 11 to I'lic, secied. Farmers' Note idiscounted, underwear and shirt waists, reduced to wholesale prices. -$I 25.. Ladies' -7 to O. -A number from this town are . fs� I I . - taking in the Fort Erie races this week.- and culls are r3low at 84o 8je. ..I akd special -attention given to the, � � - ' MONTRIUL, August '6--mGheese-Buslness collection of Sale Notes.," . O-A.83a -A.W:D (D IST M :P--RICIM3. L 'F. S. Scott is taking in the Pan-Amerioan is rath�i quiet, but piices aie'firm at R to -SAVINGS BANK.-Int�roat allow*. I . thin week.-Mra. BAine8, Turnbdrry titreot, - I --. 10.1c, and for lower grades at 81 to 9jo. But, ad -on deposits of $1 and,upwards. / . , , is on the sick list.-A.pple buyers are - ter -There is- a f a,i'r amount of - busin� at Special facilities for transaction of .thick, but very few apples are to be bought firm prices ; fineat creamery,, 201 to 20!1 McKINNON ,,& CO., BLYTH. � ,Lo, business In the Klondike !District. . I . � . ,astheyield is verylight.-John Tait has . . . 1, � � . disposed of " hi produce business to Robert and 18 to 1910 for second '-,-grades. Eggs- - , Money Orders, p�yable at any ba k, issued 'at the � I I -- - "I . . 8 The local market was quiet to -day, with no following rates :- , . - . , Brown, of Cranbrook, who will coatinue � Under 81-0 .09 820 tolsoo .12 . the business. change in prices zo note. --We quote : Cand. '-.810 to 820 .10 $30 to I 060 .It ' 0 - ))EAT11 OF All, OLD RESIDENT. -An old, led stock at 111. to 12a ; straight receipts I F. HOLMESTED F.10. G. MINTY, at l0j .to I I c,.and No. _ I 8 " I Clearing I respected and well known r"ident of this 2 can . dled stock 'at '9 Solicitor. , manager. Our F*r't SewlmAnnua L I . . � . village, in the person of Mr. ,Tohn R. to 9X,o per dozen. . , I I . 162d L . . - I I I - 4i --- I � W - . . I . 7 , I :Smi,th, passed peacefully from life at his . I . I . -13irtl2s. 7— residence here on Sabbath morning, the 28th L � horse karket., � ult. . Mr. Smith was 67 years of age. He ToRo.,;To, Auguot 7 -About fifteen horses JOHNSTON-in Chicago, on Jully 24 th, the wife of . Sale Now One . ; had been suffering from ill health for sorne were sold at Gr�nd's auction, in Toronto, on - ' Mr. E. R, Johuqton, ,formerly of Benforth, of a , .- g�� I I . daughter. -1 - .- - time and of late it w" known there was Do Tuesday, Some of those sold were fair FIS11E,11-In Stanley, on August let, the wife of Mr. ++++++-I-++++-!��!-�!��!��!�++�i-Mi-�!��!��!��i-ei hope for his recovery. lie was a shrewd roadsters, speedy, good lookers, about shc to P,44 Fleher, of a daughter. � ' I . - . - L butfineas man, an enterprising citizen, a true seven years old, and brought $85 to $160. ESSERY-In Centi-alla, on JU13 r 26th, f he3vife of Mr. - . . A pair of I carriage horses .fe0bed � - . 0. G Essery, of a diughte' The greatest money -saving event of the year. . 'friend and in every sense of the term an i $935 WILTON-In Bruslels, oil July i2ne , ibe wifa of Mr. . � , upright and honorable man.L He was - born Some common workers sold from.$19.up. ' Jacob Wilton, of a daughter. . . All Summer goods must go, in the 'town of Perth, Lanark county. A I . ip -- , I I . . .— - . . � I 1 -4 1 �- I . � . I Leaving there when quite a young man, he ' Graim. etc. WATS01 - Marriaires. , �1 . . The price on some lines out nearly in two . . � resided for a, time in Darbam, where he was ToROSTO,Au�uot 7 -Wheat,- White, 69je . ,I-STEWART-on July sipt, rLt Victoria I . fka8ociated with his brother in the tanning per bushel ; .red, 6910 ; fife, 67 id 68c.; G� , 113rugsela, by Bev. R, Pa'lul, Mr. Milton - . . . S. tvlalon,"of Morris township, �) Miss Alireno . . . business. He came to Brussels about 26 - , M. [n:'=X:'jKL U Am ,-- - goose, 68c ; peas, 670 ; barley, 43o ; oats, Stewart, of Bluovale. I L "E"99DEDREIN . . - -. years ago.and had since been engaged in the 39ib ; hay, per tbu, old, $13 to -$13 50 ; new . # . — I � . . . . � I mercantile and milling business in this hay, $9 to $10. Potatoes-New,per bushel, . Deaths. 1 4 1 - . . I village. For some vears he has been a 500 to ,51, . .,- - PORTER -In Clinton, on J1113, 27th, lRobert Potter, I . . I - . , partner with Mr. A. M. McKay, in the 0 - . I postmast-Lir, aged 08 years. I I . L hardware business. When in health he Live Stock,Markets. - TIPLING-In Lon6s')6ro, on JUIYL 27tb, at the home Six hundred meD's shirts, all sizes and kinds, worth $1, for 48c each. : took an active interest in public affairs and . . -Live Can . ' . I of her brotber-in-law, Air. R. B. Jeff rey,Margaret . Of . L Lo--,i)o-N-, England, August 6 . i . ,, Loidee T ling, aged 27 years, -1 - Ten pieces . -sat at ,both the council and school boards . JAM ES -At �, I blh6k figured dress goods, worth'40c, for 20c a yard. I adi,An and American nattle are. firm af,11 to ort HoTie, on July 26tb, John James, for several terms. He was a,lso interested in formerly of Weit Wawarroah, egell 87 3'cirs. Twenty-five pieces. wide prints to be 'Sold at 5c a yard. . 12.�t,c per pound (dressed weight) ; sheep are ANDERSON"In E%9t Wovanosti on Julv 28th, . : -several societies, particularly in 'the A. 0. 10& to .11�c pef pound L(dreesed James Anderson, aged 65 years.' I . - U. W,, in which he filled the chief chairs. selling at _ Ninety cent ladies' corsets must go -at 50c a pair. � - . weight) ; refrigerator beefiequoted at 8,1 to STEWART-in Morris, on July 28th,jauet F'o,guoon L I � Mr. Smith is survived by him wife (whose 91c. per pound. i . . relict of the late Alexander Stewart, aged i8o' Thirty-two inch flannelette, worth 9c, at 5c per yard. . . I maiden name was Miss Mary Smith) three ' yca,s an'd 8 monthe, - . . I - - L MONTREAL, August 6 -The butchers we.re SMITH -In Biu9sels, on July 28th, Jbbn R. Saiii"fi' Stock must be reduced -everything goes at reduced price for this sale, � sons, Frank in L. R. Harvey's drug store, - I 0, . ' % n present in'large � numbers, and there was, aged 67 yc%is. 11 � . 1� . - L � I ,' i� ,Norman i A. M. McKay'a- hardware, and , aced demand and gomewhat higher prices LAWRENCE -At London, on -July 26bh, Lindsay F. ` - . F - . 1W 1W -W IV IV 1W V - - - - - � I - - �0 � I � . Arthur at home and tWo daughters, Misses 0 1 t I Lawrence, Ron of Mr. Thoinse L%wrence, Luck. . ; DarA �nd Kate. The subject of this notice ,Paid for the bee animals, but the common now, aged 36years. ; � L ' I was E6 Presbyterian in ,church relationBbip stock are slow of Isale and bring pretty low BRIEGEL-In 03derfah, on July 24th, Win. Bilegel, I ' . - ricee. Prime b6evea sold at from 41�. to 5P oged 64 �eam and 8 nionthy, - . aad a Liberal in his political inclinations. p . I MACKAY-In Goderiob. On JulY 20%, Elizibeth He has a brother at Durham and a brother Fier pound ; pretty goodl8tock at from 3i,- t`01 I Blain, witeof Rev, M. Macka I , .LEAROYD & coo� nearly 4�,c do.; (3ommon-(Rry cows and tfirifty MF Y. I I . and sister at Egrnondville. . - . I ,YE R -At the Broneon line, Hay,046harine Aleyer, Seaforth7s 3PO]pular Bargain House. . ' I young stock sold at f rorq 2,1 to 3 �Ic, and the � aged 89.years and 0 nicntbs. - . (Too late for last week.y leaner beasts at.about 9-jo per pound."Calves HEIDENIAN-At Zurich, on July 28f1h, Mary Heide- . , . - NOTEs -A large num . bar from this place and sold at from $2,50 to $'i,ll each. Shippers man, dam4hter of Mr. and Rrs; Iludolph Heide- -- . inan aged"20 ye%,s, 7 months and 129 doys. I surrounding country took in the excursion to paid from 3.1 to 3�c per pound for good large - -- I . I I . � I Goderich on Thursday of this week. -An- sheep, and the buLchers paid from 3 to 3.1,01 . � � . � other excuroion to 61oderich on August 5th, per pound for the others. Mr. Grand paid - IMPORTANT NOTICES., - I I Also one to Kincardine on Auguist 7th.- 85 for a very fine lamb ; the other lambs Eold . I . I- . I -- I � . Brussels will hold August "ith as civic holi. at from $2 50 to S4 each. Fat hogs sold at ARM TO RENT.-Piffy acre farm on tf�e 4th - . F Concoeslon f McKiflop. A�ply to 'MRS. - - . . day and several rinks of the bowlers will go from 6.1 to 7c Pei � RICHARD THOMPOSON, Blyth. 1766xl I . pound,- -weighed off the . - to Kineardine on that day. -D. MoNaught- cars, � . . I - I on has completed the- new flooring on the BUFFALO, August 6 Cattle -Extra fine "1EACHElt WANTER-Tescher for School SeDtioll . . I towa.bridge.-A number of the apurt8 will finished steers, $5.80 -to $5.90 .; good to -L- .No. 8, Stephen. Duties to commenoe August I � . I . 7 . 10th 1901. Applicants addrees tiny cbminurileations - I #takeln the Pan-American a -Igo the Fort- choice shipping and export steers, $5 50 to to iTCHARD HAMILT01i, Scortitary -Treasurer, � . !Erie races Dext week. -The f1tix . . do., 85 35 to $5 50 ; best fat Grand fland, Ont.. . i - 1756x4 I - I ' gang 18 $5 75 ; medium . - busy at work in the neighborhood of Lead. cows, $4 15 to $4.50 ; fair to good, $3.50 to - . ! - � bury this week. -Several from this town $4. Bulls in good ,supply and 16wer for all . ARM -TO RENT -To rent, Lots 26 and 27, Con- OF� . HARDWAR ,8 a L I took in the lacrosse match at Seaforth on F oeflsion 13, Hibbert, containing 190.acreg. There . ; - . L but choi2e handy fat grades ; .common thin is about 20 aores gocd hardwood buah, the balance Is - �, � I I Wednesday.-Mro, James Dennis, of Inger- to good, $3 15 to $3,75 ; choice to, best, 83 80 : in a good state of cultivati,-n ; llbert� to plow at any ' . . . . N ,& �& �'.& .& � A, ,& �j . I 8011'. is visiting Mrs. F. S. 8-ott.-Walter to $4 25 ; stockers and feeders,- '10 to .15c time; possession give about the b of January ;, . V'F-WV-V-r-WV" � Scott has returned from Woodstock, where higher for all but common light lots ;.best. .%vill be rented for a tofu, ofyea-8; hlllmdy to school, oburch and store ; good iaprinir-water. For further Special prices for all next week. Run your eye over this list- of prices -B he has been spending his summer holidaye. feeders, $4.10 to $4 30 - fair to 'good stock- particulars. apply to PETER,MORRISON, an the ' - . P I - - -P. 10. Fraser, of St. Thomas, anent a few ers, $3.50 to $1 ; jight do., $3 to $3,40 ; premises, or to 0higolhurbi; P. 0. I 1760-tt razor could not shave them much closer : . . . t I . . I I----- - - . ,days in Brussels and Seaforth this we8k.- feeding GaIV68 and yearlings, $3.50 to $4.25 ; . - i . . I Mrs, Wrri, Ainley is spending a few day's fresh cows and springers slow and unebang. Q PLENDID r, ARAI FOR SALE OR; TO RENT.- . Barbed wire, $3 per owt. . Job lot of nails, 11, 11, 2 and 2j incl 0 The f arm Is coni posed of Lot 30' Concession 11, Coil spring wire, 83 per cwt. nails at le per pound. with her sister, Mrs, J. Constable, Seaforth. ed, Veals,.$5 to $6.50 ; closed at, 86 " to Ilibbert, on thlb weitorn boundary. it contains 100 I . . $6.25 for bjest., Sheep and Lamb.9-Market a�res, 80 cleared, and in a high state lot cultivation, Cut nails, all sizes, $2.75 per owt. $ 1. 10 Bird cages for 60c. J . . . - low'and ftill 250 lower for good to best the bliance Is timbered -with good hard wood. There Screen windows, -16o each. 24 inch fly screen for 10c per yard. . Perth ' Notes,-' - a . is a 'good brick house, franie- barns aqd stables, acd Hay forks, 25 and 35c each. 1,91 Sprayers for 40c. I lambs, with others about steady; best spring plentyofwater, [tie %i�hlnoncmllclif Chtse.lhuTot, I '- . I 50 ; fair to go9d, 84 75 to Spades and shovels, 68c each. -Sergeant Vine, of St. Marys, who has lambe, $5.40 to $5,5 and is conN entent to schools, etc. It is within five 25c Galvinized pails for 18c. served for two yea,re in the mounted infan- 85 25 ; culls and common, . 83 to S4.60, wiles of Kippen stat5n; there Is & good orchard. Best machine oil, 3�o.per gallon. 30c 64 66 ti- 23o. try in South Africa,is on his way home. Sheep about. - steady at last week's clos'e ; lt le one of the beat firms In the t0%'11i3hfP, And it not - Black machine oil, 15o per gallon. 35c it 44 46 28c. . . .. -Nlr. and Mrs. McAl4onies, of -Loyneo,Ne- mixed handy grades, topil,'83.60 to 84 ; culls aold, wi!l be rtnted for a term of 3,0 .1 . ra. -Apply on Coal tat, 15c per gallon. $3.50 Clothes - wria gere for $2.50 - ' .7 the premises, or address Obiselhurst-P. Oi RICH- No. 4 Daisy churn $4.50 each. - braska, are paying a visit to old friends in to good, $1. 75 to $3.50 ; 'fair to good ewea, ARD METERS. 17AO-4 " . I only, $8.50 oil stove, (2 burners) $4.60, ,,, I -- Buttercup churn, $2.50 each. 25o Leather mitts for 18c. . ; --- . Mitchell, after an absence of abouit '5,1 82 50 to $3.75 ' handy wethers, $4,10 to . ybars. . 84 25 ; choice yearlihg wethefs, $4.40 'to I ; Alre. Potts' irons, "jOa per met. 35c Leather mitts for 25o. -On account of ill heal'Lh, Mr. M. F. $4.50 ; f ai r to good . d o., $3 50 to s4. # - I Z FOR SALE. � 10c Axle grease, 5 boxes for 25c. 81 Thresher's mitts for 75o. Burns, of St. ,Marys, has - disposed of his Hoge -Market opened aotive and about 100 � . 65c Rawhide whips for 40c. Robertson's mixed paints, freah stock, 30i . .grocery business in that town to Mr. R. F. higher for all gra.,des but pigs, which were- De3trable property on South East c�rncr of Jamei 90c Rawhide whips for 60o, or one third per quart. I Lind William streets, Seaforth, The houge is in o d Gill. I .- slow and in fair * supply ; beat heavy grades, repairi contxins 6 rooms, pantry, kitbhen and w000d. the price taken off any whip in stock.� f.�, , 40c Carpentet'i braces for 25c. -A. H. Welch, a phrenologiat, whose $6 1-i to $6.20 ; mixed and medium, $6.10 shed. Cellaf under whole hous�, with cement floor. 10c Scrub brushes for 5o. -.� I 50o All steel hammers for 35c. - Jhome is in Parkdale was I : . on Friday cr,n. to $6 15 ; good weight Yorkers. 86 to $6.05; Large cement cistern. NLver failing cement well S I I Screen doors for 75c 1� .� .. .75c Bell faced bammere for 45c. 8 I I . , Ith c There are 8 plum trees, I I - - %6 Butcher knives for 20c. victed in the polio court, at Stratford, of light do., $5.90 to 66, � Pigs, 85 50 to 85,60- 'A' xcelleDt water. I . ! � . ' r and 2 apple trees; ilso ra9pbOrries, currantg, $1.25 Screen doors for $I. 1 Set 4 pound scales only $2. ,-practising medicine without a license. He few choice, $5. 65. ; rougho, 65.25.. to ,Q5.50 ; paheran-ba, plantj and ,flowem No e0ournbraneo on ,was fined $35, An appeal will be entered. Stage, $4.75 to $4 85. - . I property. For terms lit ;to NOBLE CUUFF, A big discount off knives, forks, spoonp. I I Only, Butcher's weign beam scales, $4 -From the financial report of the - ToRoNTO, August , ",;-Cattle, -Expert Noyth Blain street, a0pr t or 0 VALENTINH . . Listowel Methodist church for the past -Choice lots of export cattle�are,,worth from -KNECHTEL, Stratford. . 1756-4 T GRANITEWARE. . TINWARE. , . ' � � I I .yea,r, we learn that the sum of $4,000 was ,9,5 to $5,12),, per cwt., while lights are , � . ! � I 10c Cape for 5o. 25o Dish pan for 180. . i � raised for all purposes. The church in. worth .$4 to ,$4 80. Bulls -Heavy export Seaforth's- Leading Shoe Btoz4,e 15o Cup and saucer for 10c. 35c " id pressed, for 23c. . I debtedness was reduced to $2,000 and over bulls sold at 84 to $1.25 per c:wt,, whi . In I 10o Spoons for 7c. 1 1 40c 11 is 4d 69 27o. . -4-4500 was given to missions.� light export bulls so,ld at $3.60 to'$3.75.. I . ; I 11 99 ft. 11 ' 34c. � 11 I � .1 I 1 15c S cons for 10c. ; I 50o I -1ho littiq two--�;�,;.,jd dogighter of a Butcherd' .Cattle-o,�Ioice picked .lots of 0 , 25o Cab bowls for 18c. 1 10c Dippers for 4a. . k..1. . .. . J, 7 . -,. t;n- namea--Haskett, died in St, Mar".. . bute,bQn' Q4�tjej equalIn quality to the beht Shoe Barg-ai : S . 20c Wash bowlA for 15c. 1 65c Tea kettles for 48c. I recently, from the lack oi prope� hAiaal exporters welghlug §80 to 1,125 pounds . . . 80c Water padle for 55o. - 6c Pie plates for 3c. ttea3ment. Haskett was about to be ar. each, e0 at $4.35 to 84 60. Loads of good . - 90c Water -pails for 65c. r 25c Tea pots for l5o. - ,P i I - I rested on a charge of getting money- under butchers' cattle are worth -$4 to 64,25, Ug ; � , 30c Dipperefor 18'e. � $1.15 Self basting roast pans for 75c. . - s, I '9 � falea pretences, and skipped the town, leav- and medium butche''re',-mixed cows,. heifers f or A r ust 1 300 Tea steepers for 180. , - 40o Set story cake tine for 25c. 1 . . I - ing his- wife and family in destitute circum. and steers, $3.60 to $3.75 per owt." Ex t . . 40c Tea pots for 23c.' ' � � . 5c Cbild's plate, 3 for 5c. '5o 1 Burner oil stove for 50c. . . stances. Cows -Choice I bxport cows sold at ,3077r5c I 6OcTea pots for35c. I . I . i -.. -Wedineaday afternoon of last week a to- 'w ,' I Our .Mid -Summer Sale has been a 35c Preserving kettles for 23c, 45c Pie racks for 25c. . .$4 per c, t, Butchers Cattle -Corn-' , ' I ,very pretty weddiniz was solemnized in Mon butchera' cows, 83 o $3 25, infer-, . id success, and-Yrill be co 45c Preserving kettles for 33c. 50c Covered broad pans for 35c. � I eplend n - Stratford., when Miss Elsie Gordon Fisher, ior grass cows, $2 50 to $3,25, Heavy Feed- I 1 65c Preserving kettles for 46c. 25c 14 Quart pails for 13c. - daughter of Mr. James Fishe ' K. C., of ifers, weighing from, 1,100 to tinued iliroulgli6tit the movith of 50o 14 Quart strainer pails for 35o. A era -Heavy st $1,25 Cereal cooker 92o. . Winnipeg, Maritobs, became the wife of 1,200 pounds each, ,of good breeding quali. Augu� t. Reduced pAces on all 40,. Chambers for 28o, 10c Pressed milk pane for 70. . � 'Alr.k- Royal Burritt, of the firm of Burritt & ties, are wqrth ',;,�- , 25 per . cwt. : -Light .. lines of Summer khojes, as new 350 1, - to 25c. 25c Coffee pots for 15c. . 'The ceremony took Feeders -S ,eerp, weighing from 900 to 1,000 . . . . . it 11 - 20c. . 1 150 Tea steepere for 10c. Deacon, of that city. Fall ( oods are alread confinr,, in,- 3013 . � . place in St. Aindrew's church, which wm ound8 each, sold at $3' 6 83 25 per cwt. , . � y M, very prettily decorated for the ocemion. buffalo Stockers -Yearling steers, 500 to 800 and -0e must make room for them. - I i, The caremooy was perform,od by Rev. E pounds each, sold at. $3 to $3.25, and ! ford Shoes and Str�p Slip- TO% - nff I X r � I . colors and those of inferior quality at ,',,2 50 Ladies' 0 m ose . 'Panton. - -- � per ow . t. Milch Cows -Ten cows and , per,�, � - Zes 3 to 5, regular price I . I springers were field ab $ . . $1 ') Is, $1.50, your I I - 30 to $45 each. - m� $1'.40 and , MARKET 6 - Calves -Calves were sold at from S2 to $8. . Cheap Hardware House, . clioicd for $1 a pair. . � ftArowrii. August 1, 1901- Sheep -Prices easier at 5,43.35 to 83 50. for I . - ---- - 15 pe' 'bucks. -One hunc.1-red bottles! of our superb P--- I . je,,it whv,tt (now), Standard .......... 80 62 to 80 6* ewes, and $2.50 to�$2 ' r cwt. for , . ,rj�jmg Who&I por bushel,--...... 0 6'2 to. 0.64 Spring Lambs -Prices easy at $2 50 to $3. 5.1 shoe dressing, large siz 25c bottle, - . ,)tfA per busheF - - - - - . - - 0 33 tO 0 34 each. Hogs Best select bacon hogs, Dit . " BENVEP, BRA NID " p w per Ibnahel - - - - — . for 1 5c. � -y per bushel.-.---- - -.... 0 38 to 0 40 less than 100 nor more than '-)00 pounds .. . � I ' ,a%rh 01 i3ijtter, No. 1, tome - - - - - -. - - - - 0 14 to 0 i5 each. unfed and unwatered off ours, .sold Special prices shnila-i -1 above all B.att,ij, Itub - - - - - - - - - - - - - 0 16 be 0 16 $7.25 ;� lights, $6.75, and fats at W7� I throu' h the store durl g August. z4gs pur doz- - - - - - - - - - - " 0 - $7, . For -a 1-d e-h.y e ID 9 t4 0 1 � � � I Flour, pof 100 V- - .. - - - �. - - - - 2 OD to 2 00 Unculled car,lote o I f hogs sold at about I . . . J ,q%y per ton now----.... 5 oo to 6 oo per owt. I - -� I�Ides 100 1bU------.-.. 4 60 to 5 oo .. . I � - . Stieep t�,drnij........ ....... �....... o -1 - � TE SUCCESS9 'i SALE REGI.STER. I'Z'� , 6h'&t&j ge ' , A COMPLE waol.. ..... - - - -... o *I �/ . - 103VWes per buBh'(now)j- ....-- On Tuesday, August 13th, 1901, at one � . . Saitt (retail) p&r barrel- — -.... I 00 to 0 oo j �,&,& A, — � � � V,3od per cord (long)- - -,- — - 4 00 to 4 25 o'clock P. m., on Lot 3, Concession 6, Hul- I .. I - I r1W1W � � W3odperoord (shot$)-.... -..- 2 oo to 2 96 IC)tt, 10o.acre farm and Farm Stock and Im. . * - . C.CA 7-V App!e#perbsg-----.---- plementer. C,6-otge S'tephenso.u, exe . I 4,,2,14FOM bo Where ploperly used last Spring, smut in oats has ahnaost entirely disal � , - . cut�or ; . . � 0 push ihe sale of it A O.over Seed - .. .. - - - - -- ... - � advised by a wv.11-known miller t Thomas Brown, Auctioneer; . peared. I have been Tlm(Ahy Bead---.. .... _ _ � . I , SOLE LOCAL AGENT5 FOR 99 Pork, per IGO %a -... �-.. - .. _ _ _ I 0 411 treating fall wheat in a similar way, as it is being injured more and more eac 11. - . UAU I - year. In fact, he said, be had to reject a 1TAl0w,perlb-- --.-.----- - _p4trick Boyle, the we ,known publish , 1 S U; �A" 4" load this season entirely, as owing t . -- er and editor of the Irish Canadian, , died . . I . it was totally unfit for flour. ' - I i smut . . Dairy Markets. . earIV Thupid-aV morning, at his late resi- 1, -- - i . I ,�ii f� � -w,,(-it,,F,, Augu ce, in Toronto. In his death, ToroL'o � st 5 -At the cheese den" FARAIERS 1 you know what "Beaver Brand Formaldehyde " has doE . -market here on SaLurday seven factories losea one of its oldeat newspaper men and - I can't say that it will do as well for wheat, but it is worth tryinj prominent � or oats. boarded 90t) boxes last half of July ; about -the province one 01 its most 3 300 boxes sold at 9 7-16c ; bala0ce not sold. Irish Catholics. . Mr. Boyle had,numbkrless . ORE � ' 11 know that it will not iDjure the growth, the cost and trouble L ,is triffirig, and � r . � - UTICA, X. Y., August 5 -At the Utica friends, and ma�y were the expressions of � i ji see no reason why it should not be equally effective, I Dairy Board of Trade to -day the following regret when the- news of his death was - ' . - I HAS A— - � . offeriDg of cheese were made :-120 lots of learned. ' His demise was sudden and en- You will also find it, when well diluted, excellent for sprinkling arouri .. i),400 boxei, all lar d at 9o, and pected. On Wednesday he per. Big k-taki,ng -Sale, . ,�e cheese, sol tirely unex 11 hen houses to destroy lice, spiders, and other insects. all small.a.t 9ho. Creamery butter in tubs sonally attended the publication of his e present and will � . . I - - - the7 evening i . ,Sold wholesale and retail by . Bold at 2(�j to 211c,bulk at 210 ; prints at 21� paper, ana returned home �in until I I I to 2,!c. . apparently in the biast . of health. He re- I ired at his usual hour and arose about 6 A--aCa--USrT 11E5a?Ta ." 1 -Butter-The market t . TaRoSTO, August 7 with -all grades of o,clock, when his - daughter Miss 3Hattie it ill pay you to come and see . I w . is still well supplied � ture of Boyle, told her father it was too eirly to ' the bargains they are offering. . ALEX& WILSON � dairy, but the slightly lower tempera Mr. Boyle, thereupon returned to � I � the past few days ba6a given Some impetus to - call T AND BOOKSELLERI I - t!,a'd,upand when his da,agbter went to DRUGGIS ! the de. ovement is more satis . . , .mand. The m . him at s o'clock he was dead, Drs. Walk I Ma -MOBEATH, factory and trade is in better sha,pe. Prices � i � FIRST DOOR NORTH I show an improvement, but values are well er and Sylvester were called in, , and gave it I - - - - OF PICKARD'S, S - maintained, Ming well at as their opinion that death resulted from BLYTH . . ONT. I �� . . I Pound rolls are at , - � 1 $ 17ti-59 1 t�' , I I I I I I groat glaughtor Salo n I I I d - � � toc 0) at th co tinue 17 to 180, and the beat pails amd crooks heart failure, � I . ; I , . . I . . I � . - I . . � . . . I ; .. . -L I I- I � I . I - I � I I , i .� � . . . I P � . . - , . L 11 . . .. i V--- -1 1� I � . . . . � i . . . � � .. � . � I - � . - .1 . f . � I . . � I - V5 I I � - �� . . . A , I - I � I � I - -- Z L j - J . � I - � . - I !- .� �,' . . � I . . � I - V5 I I � - �� . . - . ; i- I I � I . � I � I � . � . -- . � - � Corner Main The Largest and 0 Dry �dooda and -kard's � 2 I I � - . . - . � . Market Sroets teaforth, P 10. Clot-hing - I I I I . .. . . Ontario. . Concern tin .1 I Four Counties; � . . I . . I , � � I I � 4 ------ -..- 1_.-,----- . ^- -1-1-1-1-1— I I . I I I - - Great - . � I . . I I : I I � . I r � . I ( I I I . I M m d , S ' . J i i , ; . I � i i I � : t I . - . Z , %� � - - I -11 � I . . - . , � I --i �( ..Reduct'ion- Sale. . �i E . ; I ii . I I I - . � - - � � - - 7 I .-i . I I � � I - � � - I " . � W � ,W -W ,W 'r - � - it's our policy to carry no goods from. . � I i - , . � I— � I U I - season tp season. Broken Vnes, odd as- ,. XI , I . i % 1. J � � e - I ) sortment-s,. discontinued numbers, rem- , I I I . i I �. I It �. Z -, . � . - I nants, a ccumulations - � . - � I . I �r J � � I I I � � I ; - incidental to a growing business, are : 1:11 i 1i -� I I ;� 1. - I C ,� - I . now marked ',absolutely- regardless of . � 1 '� lq � I �- I I -1 i W 7 4 Z I . . previous selling figures. - These '1goods , , � f . I , -� -11 3 ;, � �� ., L I I I I must move with a rush-7-notNing unsale- - � 1 - % �1� i � i. I . � .4 .,S-�i - I � able, clean, new --fresh, stylish, wantab]6 .1 I z-; �, �. 1,) . . : E . - I z-; � . , goods only; clearing, lines in eve ry d7e- . . . � - V: -L j k�-1 � I . � I partment.� . �� "�i �- , t-1 1. � , I . I . 4 �- I I . i , lk! ., I , Z� I �:,f � .4 . � I Ladies' Department, �._ , . � ��.-� �- --I . . W I . ! �1 .. � - 11 U . SHIRT WAISTS at one-half and two-thirds off the regular price.. These , -1 � " i . - I , - :�j I [1 -roods do not deserve this cutting treatment, but we have lots of them, and they - , . ., 3 �ave to go. This -%vill be your gain,,take advantage of it. I ... - . , . : �-� - 5 I . . Wkite Waists'.. . . ... j i 1 4 I i '' -4 .� .;�� . � I � � � White lawn Shirt Waists, ttim med Nvith clusters of fin -e tucks, reduted - . ,� I 1� I I . .rom $1 05 to 70c. , � I . . I , I -, J I 4 I I ' . . - ` White lawn Shirt INTaists, with two rows of embroidery insertson in frout : *1 � - tnd clusters of tucke, reduced from $ 1.30 a,ftd $ 1.45 to 85e and 98c, . - -i 11 A line of fine lawn shirt -waists, trimmed with rows of hemstitching, to- . -, I � , , I . . luced from $1.50 to $1, - I � . . . I , A '11 Ill U Muslin shirt waists with d�usters of shell tuckin- and valendennes, re- 0 . F I f I 1 lueed from $1.7.5 and $1.85 to $1.15 and $1.25. , 1! - if I I I . � I . ir - . A, line of all-over tacked *shirt Waists, reduced from $2.25 to $1.50 each. . . A I - i . I - Fine lawn and namsooh shirt waists, some with all-over embroidered fronts, � I � , . Ahers with all-over tucks and valenciennes, reduced from. 82 85 1�i-$I.M , .1 - � I . I I - Three fine muslin waists left, with all-over clusters of tucks and insertiol) - I- � Altervening, reduced from $3.3,5 to $2.295. . - � . � �1 k I I - . X - - . I - . Colored Waists. -- - - � . I I . I . i � F " I . I P;. I I A line of pretty striped calico shirt waists, reduced fiom. 751c) '90c and $1, . I IT; - 1-11 , ;o 50c each. - . . I . . � ,I " - - 1. - Blue and whitesailor shirt waists, reduced'from $1.05 to 70c. -. . - it I - I - .. I �� I - - Pretty chambray waists, in plain pink and Mae, tucked all over, reduced . I I t �; '11, � il I I ,rom $1.45 to 98c. " I. 3 � � . . 1.� A line of dimities in -all colors, reduced from $1.55 to $1. . . , 7? . lm� I . I I Al . I Ginghams in blues, greys and lavander, with two rows of insertion back 0 1 - - �111 . I ind front, reduced from $1.75 to $1,15. . if, � 114 - d. I f I A few muslin ,%vaists,� trimmed with valen ciennes insertion, reduced from ' I 'f . . I I I � I i.f 4 V, - �2 to -$1.35. ,� � I � L5; il T4 � V -, 0 Six pretty zephyr waists left in pink, mauve and blue, with white tucks, , I P � 2 t !,�, 4 reduced from $3.75 to $2.50. . � 1 I . . � . ' I " . Specials in Whitewear. . I ,1! � . . . - Our entire stock of beautiful wbitewear, coniprisixfg Night�Dresseffj * ' � , � I Underskirts, will be cleared at 15 per Chemises, Dra wers, Corset Covers anc 7 . �-. = Z 1 cent. off the regular price. � . .- . F. 11 I rr . - �,! i I ' . A chance of a life time in Ladies' White Duck and Pique ,,Skirts, neatly - , � " I ��- I 1 ''. �4 ;L�g " I - trimmed with embroidery and insertion, also circular -flounce with ,corading , 11 � � " �. I ; - � r -i heading, -25 per cent. off—regular :$2,85, reduced to $2.15, regular $3, reduced 1i � i -,;;, i 1. ,I 4 . to $2.25, and so on. --- . . I 1, 41 ;, . !, � , I � - Special values this month in Ladies' and Children's Ootton Hose. , " � - - � .� 1 ��c i . . . �11 . i�! : . -1 I 9 . Dress Goods Department � A I � - , " t i P-:4 I � �14! - il�, � 4 . I � A few ends of silk worth from 35c to -70c per yard, you . r choice at 25c. I iI �;�� 'k i j - i 'S 1. .Fifty remnants of dress goods at half the regular price. I - . 1, ; I - .. f . � . . , i7 I . . Thirteen pieces of dress goods, in pjain and fancies, worth from 60c to 600 . , 1� '' L, -, " . 'I. j .�� I � per yard, your choice for 25c. 1 �� 4 F - ,j.- , . Special line in black greiiadine, 42 inches wide, 15a per yard. ;; .:�!4� 1 �.,,� -. L I , i . � Twefity-five per cent. off all colored muslins and piques, - . :Z -. I � 1., - �,L.. 4 . 'I- i I � , Twenty-five per cent. off all parasols. I �. I � , I! ; I - I , � i . i / " 41 � � � 4 ! ,�- .,. �, � � , -, - i �� i� ; - I . . I ents - 1�� I . . - ,�� i �, j - d, I 1 � . - Special line all pure' linen towels, size 2Ox38, for 12c each. . I W Z �, - I I � . 7 �! .. I I - - ; Special line table liner), 58 inches wide,. for 27c. � . 1: . I - A . � q j -1 A few lines table co-4ers, slightly damaged, to clear at 25 per cent. less � .: . 1 I -1 Z I i I than regular price. - �7T. ii. , 1 � - � I . I - One hundred large heavy cotton quilts to cl�-ar at 95c each. . . 1� il A �;, i � :', i -.1 . I Special of P'rints to clear at be per yard. � � I rZ 4 �. � = .1. I - I . �,�� I � I 1%�- 4 � -i- Special tablezof remnants in prints, flannelettes and cottonadr,Q,.t,o be sold . � I ,It -4 Pi- at about half price. I � I 1 i . - V� 4 � � . . - #*####44##0#*#"###"#"# - - ; I a - 4 I ..... I ,:..., � . I -1 � , A , - � * � I ;� I - ' � HigheSt prices paid for Butter, Eggs - I I � I � ;.. q .- I � '�;, 11-1 i I UIAW and wwool. -,�- -i ,�; I �V--, .:vf I,- I - -��! . � - I I 4 -, I ..."..-l- ........ . .. . ......... . . .......... I.--...- - == ........ : .............. -..��--;,:�- ==� ....... --:-117-1�_=-!. --------.- --- - . . -1 � - . I 1-7 � I 1 � it.'a �- -1 =111 �-? � I ' a U & Cot DIRECT WN, PKKA,w*jw IMPORTER& I � z*�f �A,,'� -,t- i Yij- il- `, I � , � �- -4 . J r".- �:f � �4� Ti t 11 Oppoillte Town Building, COMer WU And Mwk6t M0.1 0000a, T,--4 j - p1h1j t� -1 11 11 i � � "