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ORE.
JANE RY 9, 1903
se our big assortment
Winter footwear line—
Socks
Socks ami Rubbers!,
Lubbers in the business.
are neat shape, good
are 65c, 75c and $I 00
nd, of which we are
rope duck or canvass
The e tub -proof rubbers
ni can be easily re-
t' :di'n's=, and $1.3 and
bhe=r; at. $1.50 a pair
forth
t ch he has divided up or
.. t „ i s. Pis Iti3 cetomers
F�=tn eeinn smell cent conies
Mrs. A. Dent, of
r' e vies e tha first part
.Lig Mrs J. Sutherland.
ter, Jt bn Drysdale, of
-Fleas dnriog the past
s e net, Ralph, 'previous
:n to att -end the Forest.
°else. -Mr. and Mrs. B.
fancilyreunion at the
v aeenon.T - Mr. Robert
his neat and well finish-
E`.0 street„ west of the
Ir. ['alter Hubkirk, who
with iris family from the
-,e Mellorrau, of Chicago,.
r youngest son. has been
"et:nas and New Years
fether, Mr. Wm, Bell,
€'ic? sizere,
r
✓Ctitli'I] ban.
hoe s:o'd up in h`-_ sty, and
a ter, r ; the winter has come
ene, an it lehiu�.wlll soon be
.tie to and trent SL .Cclumban.
',i -a. La"y Burke, of Chicago,
1,kiil:.?a. alias Mary Menuade
vita,to Toronto. -Miss' Italy.
stearate Kee). 1, here, comes
s;erreng on No. 2 express. She
ti the e.45 p. m. tram. --Thos.
terebcr, left here for the Len -
'v4_ S' Express lett Monday.-
a prem neat role in the Grime -
.zitteed : "Bust that order,'
•` Bu t it." ` Rusted," " May
would. r should bust. -
s t'rrod fou a trip tn. Barrie,
dj3.cer.r. D :reel Cronsn was
s'ho:l nt etine, Wednesday_
denies ; eddr. t. 'et Stell has
it<nple of St. fre•Hunan ani
:e, • f 1,'tdlan i, a• d two chit-
, oetee eateeeen, on Wedne'e-
ho ti:llagner and five chilUFe 1
'hen'orninr, express lass Fri.
.-u,kot'f, of Detroit, arrived on
e in Detroit on Monday. -Wilt
Perm iletertee a:e' Stretford.
.;i; is sail free of snow. --Jerry_
and race with No. 2 express last
d Monk; so fast that he only
:c tie in nix. He caught hie -
-e ea`I. Jerry eeys thet Re ve
3 •e 'h was alt
Eseipperi.
inner and Conveyancer ;
da brawn up. Money loaned
iaterest. I740 -ti
-Wanted, ar.v q'iantity of
-.11 kinds and all tend he. will
he bush or out cf it. John Me-
IS30-tf
of Paine, Manitoba is
vete': with his friezeis in this
tle�sed to see his genial countea-
:erdly shako hands with hitn.-
rational meeting of St. Andrews'
on Tuesday next in the after- ;
•lendsof Mr. Joseph i;pehall, of
a Iearn that he has bre laid. up
-ere attack of Iagrippe, but all
near of his full recovery. -Mr.
,he county Haase of Reuse, at
tillage this week shedding the
aun•enance on his numerous
it like to keep on good termer
,nor of the Refuge, lent some of
-u some future occasion. -Mr.
of Hay, who went Went two
led in Southern Manitoba, Is
i. Mr. Thoimpeon is greatly
-and likes is act well that a free
eaion would not tempt him to
t David MoNichol. of Farquhar,
:en a visit to their old friends,
ani put in a rest pleesant and
the doings of " Auld Lang
su bter of Mr. J. P. Roes, of
eek, visit ng at the home of Mr.
r -Sir. Dwid olair, telegraph
.gid his sister, Mita Mary, of
:Y €era at the house of Mr. and
he holiday season, which has
y elected yourse, has brought
reakirrg, with richly spread
f friends and family reunion
s which bring ley to many,
lies where sad hearts are,
is: no longer heard, and the
upied, but. such is life, and
• r spidly passing years which
we go a'ong.-Mr. and Mrs-: -
week been visiting Mr.. and
f
Leuze feeld. Mr, and Mre.
tins good•t•we to their many
, as they ieteed leaving for
Northee.Let about the first of
Lythe, atthiIpiaCt . hoe enured
reacher of the school in No. 2,
t goon reco-d for both teacher
strew that Mr. Forsythe Li
tt the people of the sectictt
they have it. -Mr. and Mrs.
lenseli, were here this ween
Mr. John Balfour. -Our milt
l up with logs. -The many
it., : , -r., will regret to learn
±. • Jett cf -health. -Rev. Mr.
::Booed the services in St.
,•.ath avenin;;. The people
r. eeee to csreeratelve them-
e p,s'ir as Mr. Davidion.-
: thin vineee, he, un 1 trtake'rt
Andrew's s chu'< h. -e. P. Me-
t let -tie & McMordie, railway
era Faye, (tr.terio, spent the
tl.e parental home. --Miss M.
u, also ;cent the holidays at
tions
''t' Will sell goods
some lues nearly cut
_.rve:l, all will go at
prices for this sale.
goads on approval.
r
our cut price sale,
matter
BlarsFS .-Rev Dr. Tolling, of Toronto, 000upied
the pulpit in the Pr sby terian church last Sabbath..
'Next Sunday Rev, John Neale, of Weetminater
church, Toronto, wit conduit the anniversary ser -
'vices. There will b no tea meeting in oenneotiou
• hia year. -Thomas nd tire. Ogling, of nloderleh,
were;guests nt Mrs. F. Miller lad- week, -Mise
Laurel tioLau..hlin as returned to her home in
Brown City, atichig u, atter a month's, visit here, -
Mrs. Scott, of veno ver, is the guest of her parente,
John and Mrs Roh0rtson.-Mire Mary Miller has
gone to Toronto, wb re she will speed several weeks.
-Albert weFah, cf ronto, oatled on old friends
here on Friday. --T o branch bank of Hamilton
opened here on Mon ay. They will visit thin village
Three days in the w oke Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday. -Robert cderson, of Toronto, was the
^west of his sister, re. R. !dutch, on Saturday.-
Win. Sanderson visi ed in Kincardine last week.-
Mrs. Charlie Stewart of Arthur is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Sanderson h` man Patterson and family, ace
c ompanled by J. Mi ler, of Clinton,. spent a week
with the former's pa cuts, Mr. and Mrs. Patterson.
-Mr, and Mrs. J. Baxter, of Jclliette, Michigan,
were in the vi laze o their way to a"•ten1 the Tuner=
til of the Iatte"ee fat ser. A. Willis, of Howlett, whose
death took pia to Nei Year's eve. --John Brawn re-
turned to Toronto Monday after a week's visit
.with hisrents,Dr. nd Mrs. Brown. -Henry and Mre
Allan, of Wingham, enewed acquaintance h• re lest
week. -Misses Siang a and Jenny Miller, of Toronto,
epent New Yeer's D y at their home, Catntwss Farin.
-Alex. Campbell, of London, is the gut et of Mrs.
Leckie and other roiatives. hero. -Anes Gotten and
wife have returned !from Dakota where they have
spent about a year. The folio ring ie the vote polled
on Monday lo Wroxeter for the county council can-
didates: Doig, 139 ; Miller, 89 ; Ferguson, 21 Mr.
Miner and Mr. Fergcteon, however, ere re-tleoted.
Bluth.
Bis, -New Ye was one of the most ideal win-
ter holidays that we have had for a number of years.
The weather was not cold, the sleuthing good and
the skating an the river, after the boys bad cleaned
it off. was enjoyed anon' the largest crowds that
has ever been seen Ere, -Maud Froetor and Mr. A.
West spent afew da er of last week visiting friends
at Ripley.-Mre r=. Do pe was visiting friends et Pine
Point last week. -ti . W. Billows, of Florida,r. tu` n=
ed to his home here quite unexpected on Tuesday,
for a short visit Will has a responsible pcsittou iu
the south sir. John Shkrritt, of London, is spend-
ing a few days wit friends here. -Mr. McWilliam
left on Tuesday mortar for Walkerville, where he
has secured a reepo sibpoe_tion as manager in a
large handle and v neer faotory.-There was great
excitementhere on onduy during the municipal
elections, these bei g three votes to ba taken, for
council, trustees an county council. The cld coun-
cil was elected as,fe lows : Stothers, McNelly, Sloan,
Dr. Milne: for trust es, Bradwin, Cowan and Plum.
mer: -What might here been a emriaus ere occurred
at the Blyth woolleh mills on. Tuesday after000.o.
The front of the buil iu,; and roof caught from a de-
fective chimney, but as it happened in the afternoon
it wait seen before , ctting = rr uoh of a start and, al-
theug'h it looked serious, bor. prompt work it was
soon put out bt for much damage was done -
Mise Maggie Forsyth;, who built the only brick house
that was put up this year, moved into it this wesk.-
Mr. Robert McKay gutted !Meads in Shelburne and
Mitchell the paweek-Mr. J. A. Taylor and bride,
of Dutton, vist etted relations here on New Year's -
Miss Etelka Hamiltan visited friends in Clinton the
past week, -Mrs. A.;M. Babb, of Teeewater, is visit-
ing her parents bereithie week.
'Zurich.
DEATHS. -We regret this week to have to
chronicle the deaIth of two well known - resi-
dents of this neighborhood. Mr. F. A.
Zimmerman dep,rted this life= on Sunday
iaat, and the rengains were interred in the
Lutheran oeinetey on Tuesday. The de-
ceased was over 90 years of age and had
been a Ieeident Of our village for about 46
years, oomieg het e when this neighborhood
was an almost unbroken forest. He was a
native of (lerma y and was a tailor by
trade. He was - good and quiet citizen
and was eateeme by all. His wife died
many Searsago, at he leaves one son. -
Oa the same day, Mr. Wm. Schroeder, of
the Bronson Line, departed this life, at the
age of 46 yearn. I The deceased had been
bed fast for ten j'reeke. The remains were
interred in the tutheran cemetery on. Tues-
day. The deceased leaves a wife, three
children and sen aged father, who will have
the sympathy ofi the entire neighborhood in
this their hour df sad affliction.
NorEs. -Mr. J. J. Trueener, Ia former
well known resident of . this vioinity,,: died
last week at the home of his- daughter, Mrs.
Sehwalm, at Pigeon, Michigan. Mr. Trum-
ner was for yeas one of the prosperous
fanners of this viicinity, but last year re-
moved to Michigan to spend his deoliuing.
years with hisdaughter.—Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Wurtz, Of Pigeon, Michigan, have
been visiting their uncle, Mr. D. S. Faust,
and ether friand .-Jlrs. J. G. Sehluohter
and Miss Anna Miller kit last week for
Bad Axe, Michi an, to visit their mother,
Mrs. Ellenbau r Mr. Edward Miller has
gone to Bad A e, Michigan, to spend the
winter: -Mr.. JItob Geiger has returned to
Pigeon, Michi an,, after a visib to his
mother and other friends. -Mr. and Mrs.
D. Fisher have returned to their home in
Pigeon. -Mr.. and Mrs. B. Holtzman have
returned home 1te Elkton, Michigan. -Mr.
and Mrs. D. Ritby, of Cavalier,, Dakots,
have been visiting Mr. F. Witmer and
other friends. --11r. A. Pfaff was visiting
Mende : in Bad Axe and Pigeon, Michigan.
Mr. Walter Fee is home from Manitoba on
a visit to his mother. -Mr. and Mrs. John
Witmer, of NeW Hamburg; have been vis-
iting friends dere.-Mies Riokbeil has
returned from ai visit to Blyth. -Rev. W.
J. Yaeger will ;Ptaart revival services next
week. -Mr. 3. A.. Williams has a contract
E to put elec`trio 1Ight in the Lutheran church.
-Mr. Valentine was in London last week
on a visit to hili ecn, Rev. Father Valen-
1 tine, who is i11.. --The annual meeting of
the +'evangelical {Sunday school was held on.
Sunday last, When the following officers
were elected el Superineendent, D. S.
Fount ,• assiatart superintendent, G. Holtz•
rnan ; treasurerM. Geiger ;1 secretary, D.
Steinbach ; libr runs, E. Holtzman and 0.
Mier. The 4nnual 'report showed the
school had had: prosperous year.
We ave just rturned free, No
some of the est coffee andteaen in the city,
same Coffee, olong and Ceylon i
eas that are
restaurants ' New York.
Ripe To
atoet3,
SPE
rooms,
ry, , Lehi
York, and cottsul.te'
you can buy at Gunn's; th
Iced it the beat hotels an'
p
Cloth/tag Entire
•
We are bowing Hast Shirts, Ties a di LC1o11
dressed your men in Ne y York. We v sited t
you the very newest things. 1 you are not a c
linin„ Up to your opportuitiee
• B. GN,144,eInoimomor
171. There was no - election for council,
Mesers. Cobbledick, Manning, Hats kins and
Gillespie being elected by acctamatipn.
SLA.Fof' Jan.
Fall Wheat (new), Standard...-. - $0
.rate ger bnshel...�..,...a ,...,... ,.. 0
Peal per bu ,bol --_s ee s, ,.. .. 0
Bar typer bushel --..e, .. ...gay 0
But le i, Nee 1, loo o m _ _..t. • 0
But .: r, tab.— � ..sees..._ ...,. 9 ,. 0.
It4g-a per dos e.
Fewer, per 100Re
flky per Eon new
Flies
per 100 0;s
Sheep Skins ...
Wool
Petateeo� per bus
Salt (retail) pe.r
W ad per cord('
Waedpar cord (s
kneed per hag-.
CIo7er Seed-..
Timothy Seed...
pork, per €00 Tisa.
Taiiow, per Ib.....,
Bxeter.
BRIEFS.-Jarties Grieve was home for a
few days this week. -Mrs. Heiman and
child, and Miss Alward returned home from
a visit to Lon stn, on Monday. -Richard
Snell has severe his connection with J. A.
Stewart's store. W. M. Martin, B. A., has
returned to hi studies at Osgoode Hall,
Toronto. -Mise Kate Bonthron is at present
iaid up a ith pneumonia, but her many
friends hope for her speedy recovery. --Alex.
Matitin, B. A., cif the Cycle and Motor Co.,
of Toronto, anent New Year's at his home
hare -.-Rev. Dt. Bat isby, of Chatham, de -
!leered an eine. ent address, full of instruc-
tion and interest, on "The. Holy Land," at
Cavan ohurch4 en Monday ev-enieg.-Mr.
Hannon, of Toren to, has been visiting his
father, Rev. D,i1. Hannon, at the parsonage,
-Daniel Wilcox, of Missouri, has been
visiting his .fatter here. Tho latter has
reached the great age of'87 years, and is still
a smart! man. -While George Kellerman, of
Dashwood, was in town on,Monday, his
span of drivers of beyond hicontrol and
ran south on M in: street. At Wm. Kuntz'.
shop they ran i to a post, which freed them
of the cutter an driver. From there they
clashes- across tk,e s greet and into a large
maple tree, which 'effectually stopped their
progress. One ppf the horaes, valued at $125,
was killed almost instantly, but the other
escaped as d d also Mr. Kellerman. -
Robert R. Rog rs has sold out his intereat
in the Lovett reduce Company, to W. H:
Levett,.-and ha acoepted a position with
Swift & Co., o Chicago.: He may move
shortly to the t ate of New York.
ELECTION.- the
municipal elections
were of the quietest poseible kind. No one
seemed to card, except the candidates, who
should be elected. At the nomination
meeting, Mepare.. Levett, theformer,reeve,
and. Armatrenirl Bobier, Bieaett and Car-
ling were nominated.- The two last named
there stated that they were not in the field,
and the three atilt named resigned next day,
this learing,ashe public thought, no Candi•
date for the ree'veship. But the men who
withdrew them names on nomination night
now saw an ' cagy thing' for them and each
supposing that he was the only nominee to
the office, they both decided to slip into the
reeveship, but unfortunately it couldn't
hold both. A borough canvas was mads
and- conveyer( ee were running all 'day,.
but the total v, to polled was only 377 ; - for
Thos. B. Carlin , 206, for Wm, G. Bissett,.
,1908
to fel 68
tO 0 29
to 0 88
to
to
6 to
O t6to
2 t
6 .0 to
6'3 to
0'i3`o
O 4 to
O :0 to
1 Oto
4 e1 to
2 0 to
O 76to
4 ' 0 to
1 ' 6 to
7e 0 to
4 to
O 48
01..
O 17
0 17
2 16
8 60
626
0 35
0 16
0 60
1. 10
4 43
2 40
0 60
5 50
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lZ 06
D Markets.
MONTItnelL, anuary 6—Butter There le
a good jobbing demand fOr oh ice. fresh
creamery, ab 2A• to 23o, . btItib dai y moves
*slowly at 20 t 22c. 1
TORONTO, January 6-tiButte -Prices
generally have an easier ten env. Cream -
and old 'solids re down to 1 to 2a). Other
prices are stea y. Crearne prints, 23 to
240 • new soli a, 22 to 23c 1 old solids, 20
to 21.0 ; °hole dairy tubs and pe.ils, 16
14o ; pound ro s, 17 to 19a 1„ large rolls, 16
to 18e. ' Cho en-Lerge axle quoted un-
changed at 13a, and twins at 13io. Egge-
Trade is fair. We quote : Cold storage,
seconds, 14 to 15c per dozen.
Poultry. /
this line. Re deem are as I ght as the de.
mama ie small, and latices are unchanged tat
10 to 12o per p und for turkeys, 110 to llo
for geese, 90e o $1 per pair for duCks; 40 to
60o perpair fo old ohiokens, and 150 to 75o
ter young bird .
Livei Stock Mai eta
i•
LONDON, E land, JaralOi 6 Live (At-
tie steady a 12i to 13i -e per ound for
MONTREAL, January 6 +-The butchers
were out stron , and there sees a good de -
Eland, with sli htly higher meg paid all
round. Prim cattle sold tt from' 5 to 5io
per pound ; edium beasts at fr m 31 to
no per pound Calves sold ab 'om $3 to
$7 eaeh, or f mu 4i to 54c pe pound.
Sheep sold at from 3 to 3ici and iambs at
from 4o to 4ie per pound. Fat ogs sold
at trom n to ,ft little over Oio Or pound,
weighed off the care. 1
BUFFALO, Jenuary 6-Cattle-teady to
slow with hat week's peered market ;
prime steers, $5.50 to $6 ; e ippnig steers,
good to chme fresh cowa and epringers
ttsteady ;' other $2 to $3 pp head lower ;
Steep and La bee -10 to 20e hi her ; top
the wife cfl Mre Thomas ontgotnery, of a
Mr. Theme's nits, ot a son.
SIMMONS-In Ingham, on oembe 29th, the
HART -In Wing am, on Deoembeir 29th the wife of
SIMS -In Credit n, on December 24th, the wile of
BROADFOOT-I Lumley. on Deeembe 20th, the
wife Of Mr. J roes Broadfooki of eon. ,
HILL -BAKE On December 14 te et I he Londe!)
West parson ge, by Rev. S. eltot4 Mr. Isaac
Hill, to Miss Dora Baker, bet of Cr diton.
ROGERS-GANZ ON -At the reel enee the bride's
mother, Mrs. E. Cennou, 448 Duff 'et avenue,
London, Mit Mabel Cannon ' Dr.: James Rog-
BARL• OW-WE 11 -At the hot of the bride, Lon -
dot West, o December 24t , by ev. George
Bishop, Mr. mos Barlow, f Lon& , formerly,
of leaborne, o Mies Alice, el est den liter of Mr.
Thomas Wel h, of Exeter,
parents. on eeember 20bh, t Rev. r. 'Hannon,
Mr. James tkinaon, pro perouS farmer of
Wm. Oke, of Hurondale.
COLLYER-GA DNER-In Olin on, December
Slat, by Rev Dr. SheWAIN 83 lizabeth T.
Gardner. to r. Wilfred J. Co lyer.
Slat, by Rev Dr. Steware, tee Jcs le Gardce
to Mr. Robert J. Miller, of Snienerhi 1.
BLAIR-MASON-In East Wawareoste c' December
both el East Wawanosh.
Winghatn, to Beget e, Nixon, of
bUGALL-In Dallas, Oregon, on
1 Stewart, of ha Oregon Railroad
ortlandj Oregon and
24th, by Rev
Patterson, o
Whitechure
Charles Att
and Navigat on COmpany,
Jes• sie. youn est daeghter
Deegan, of mondeille, 0
roe Mae"' te, Ribbed, fa
haw, Mr. John
aleE-At the
Frederick J.G
by Rete N.
parents, on
of Myth, Mr
Mr.
Wire
reeid
Oran
mmill
n.
me
cArt
of Mr. Char es Soele, of Sea th,
BEATTIE-GRI VE e0n Dec her
bath D. Grieve, ail of Molt( lop.
eeent
g Berri
alghter
bride's par
kota, to Mi
ts, Ethel,
ells, Mr. Geo
Ernestine,
nerd. r
noe of And -
bride, on
on, aesisted
of Tucker -
the bride'
r, barrister
danghtee
let, at th4
Miss Eliza
noe of th
th, of Dal
of Mr. and
Fruit,, Pine,
eparate. -
that are worn b
c leading stores, an
Winer of Gunn's,
Apples,
the best
can show
ou are not
eaforth'.
HUN iI;'
3 yea
Ile o r. Wilsoat Er., aged 69 ;years
ouths
Near Make, in the township of Stanley
ember 30th, JOlan hiansen, aged 76 years
elis and 16 days. Soottish Amerioan, an
MAN
1
Seafoith, on January nd, Elizabeth
unter, aged 62,. years.
second daughter . Of L ke and Jane
aged 28 yeare.
beeer, wife of Mr. Arthur fl albraith,aged
a Clinton, on Dtemnber 27th, Meryl,
16, he late Wm. Butler, aged 75 years. I
rOlinton, on December 27th, 'Mary Elizal
engham, on December 26th, Mary Oaki
he late John Bone, of East Wawanoehp
,eare and 15 days.
'terawayosh, on December 25th
d 8
ON
De
1130
athn En papers please copy.
HEU 'IlEettedn Listowel, on January 2nd, Maggie
Meta aged 65 yeare and 10 moi4hs. •
o'cloCk 0.1m., at the Rattenbury house,
Clintin, 07 sere fame, Lot 38 aad 39, Mait-
land Oonoietision, Coderioh township. Thos.
Brown, ematsoneer.
Oe Thursday, January 15, at 1 o'clock, on
Far Steek and Im,plements. J.' Holland,
Furrlittusand other articles. hos. Bro
aunt meet.'
WIL
The lanadianf Bank
0 ,COMMERCE.
Ag regiate Resources
ovir - $72,000,0 0
B, . NY lker, General Manager.
ndon, England, Office,
810 MBARD STREET, E. C.
FORTH BRiTICH.
sacited
Fsirm
counts
to the
and u
acclou
Onta
Ba
vinale an
rs' and Graziers' Notes dis-
end special- attention glv
oilection of Sale Notes,
ards. Interest is credited to
on the 31st of May and t e
November in eadh year.
has 81 hranehes extending throug ou
ebec, Manitoba, Northwest Territo les
umbia, Yukon District, Maritime ro
he United States. .
G. E. PARIES, Manage
MESTED, Solicitor.
Ili 4
fifty
Seat ith.
RS WANTED. -Wanted to out forty o
ooras of wood, Apply to' 11. Govenl k
1880 1
RS FOR SALE. -For sale, te good dri
soun and reliable. Apply to F. GUTTERI
On` SALE -The undersigned offers
net word ush, maple, tock and soft elm and
woo w it let of gooe barn timber. The bal
is w 11 ti leered with pine, white and blaek ath,
look End maraok, alao the cedar on 26 sores.
abo o wil be acid together or in parcels to Emit
°has rewood sold by the cord or in store
App y on t e premises. Lot 4, Concession 7, Sta
1880
tl
-2
100
em
he
ur
ote
iey
4
10,
Jant
to b
cow ye
year old
in 11 tar,
To res. -
atm nit
approve
This s'oe is all in good condition and there wi 1 b
no r sere e as the proprietor is short of feed. M
18 1
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ee
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ODO
ary
in
N SALE OF CATTLE AND HOGS. rtl
Regers, to rell by pub:ie auction on Lot
ton 2, towr ship of Logan, on Tue! ay,
old due to calve about date of Bele, one!
d, 2 heifets tieing 2 years rid, 2 brood owei
tore hogs 4 'months old, Sale at 1 Wel eke
1 sums of Sig and under, cash ; over hat,
onths' eredtit will be given on fund Ing
' joint notes. S'ix per cent per an um
FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTIO
F MI
Th re will be offered br Ealci by public, aue on
the th ereession of the township of MoKileop, COD
tain ng 0 ecres.• This tette is in excellent °oriel
Lion ha ingbeen all seeded:to grass for some ,year
gas . !here is on the property a large brick haus
con aini e 11 roome, besides kitchen, pantry, wish
hen e, s unneir kitchen and woodshed. There ip
also a la ge frame barn E4x18 and a frame stable 20
wat red Otero being hard and sott water at th
hou e at d ' A never letting well at the barn wit
bush h farm is w41 fenced and underdraine
and is e tweed two miles from the town of Seated
and one m
eha 13 11 q ey on day of sale, balance to mit pu
eha er 91 per cent. per annum if satiated ra
T nnual general meeting of the Shareholders f
the on estioro Creamery Co. will be held in Hil 's
hall Lo eeeboro, on Friday, January 23rd, 190 t
1 o' loo p. Meeting of the Petrone will be he d
of ghee ulders and Patron is erequested. .10
isaaa
Notio
Sem ort
By ord
JOH
eaforth
fief
Public School.
hereby given thatpnpile entering hp
ter the E star and mid -summer holt ia e.
Board.
'KIN, airman. 1830 -
o
IglailPRIPTS1 AND GINGHAM
It may seem like forcing the seaso to show New Spring:Po ts and Ging-
hams at this season of the year. But onr easton*s e to get them early and
have them made up daring the slack,se son `when, the e is very little other work
to cle, We have been very careful in selecting our Prints as to quality of
cloth nd fast colore. We have them i different qu 'ties. at 54; 802, 10c and
12ic, 'ncluding the celebrated Crum's rints, which a guaranteed fast colora.
have done a large trade in Fu a this season. We had tO repeat several
lines to keep our stock complete. Our stock is in geo shape noW, and as the
sEason is pretty well advanced we rnake big redu tions in prices to clear,
bOt the coldest weather has yet to come, and now is t e time to prepare for it.
FU$ colas AND CAPERINES
m'en's Fur Coats,' in Siber'n Dog,
si n Lamb Caps, fine curl, from $3,50
ink, Black; Oppoesum Coney, Etc., in
e with heads and tails and chain faste
t- echo. Coats, nice ,close curl, at $22.0
Cub .Bear an
d
all the new s
ornate, in adfo
hiToKI !NON - ec ay
.4
DULL FOR SERVICE:I-Homestead Rex. 49797t
tbe pure bred Angus bull, will stand for service
tee Lot 19,4 Coneestion 2, Tuokersmith, fo: the year
loss --Teetns,-$1.26 for each eoweto -be paid Jam
uary otter service. If not so paid 26e per eow
Bulgarian. Lamb, from
Ruffs in Ohio Sable,
0 to $15i, Ladies' As -
pay the highest price for
d Apples.
South
In the Surrogate Court of the
County of Huron.
In, the Fstate of Laceebt Tasker the younger, late
of the Township of 'Mullett,' in tlae County of
The oreditore of the above named Lancelot Taskee,
the yoenger. are requirei te send to the undersigned
Solicit* tor the Execute a, on or before the 10th day
February, 1903, full rartiouiare cf their claims, and
seeurities (if OA held by :them, duly verified by
ceed to distribute the eitate of the deceased among
the parties entitled thereto, hsving reference only to
the chime of which notieehas been given as above,
and atter snail distribution ths Executors will not be
accountable to any orecliter, of whoee claim notice
has not been given, for any part of the aesets of the
estate, Tii's notice i3 give purl:meat to the statute
in that behalf. 1'. HOLMESTED, Seaforth, P. 0„
Srlieitor , for Executors. Sea,forth, January 7th,
1908. 1880 4
East Huro Farmer's
Meetings of the East Huron Farmers' Institute for
the discussion of Aerieu tural and other kindred
subjects will be held in -
Wroxeter, Tueeday,
Braude Wedn,esday,
Matlock, Thureday,
January 20th.
et
Murclues school. Saturday, " 24th.
Each day at 1.30 -and 7.30 p. m. All are cordially
invited to attend these meetlegs and take an in-
tellieent peat in the disouseions on the varied sub-
jects Introduced by the (meeker&
GEORGE HOOD, Seeretary.
1829-2
Re -Opening of the
foo Ty.
ON JANUARY 5th.
The school is the acknowledged
leader in Business and.Shorthand
in. Western Ontario. It's meth-
ods are superi r. Its facilities
are onapproache and its • courses
are the most c mplete. Are you
teach the celebr ted Gregg system.
1810-26 PRINCIPAL.
The Se forth
Tea St re
Is pew having great clearing sale be/
1.1
foretstecktaking For 15 days a great
discount sale for cash ; $3,500 worth cif
all kinds of good is now to be slaught
tered. Now is the time to geb great
bargains in eh' a, ()rookery and &Isar
ware, also all ki ds of groceries ; I have
a very heavy 4ok, and all new and
fresh, 'Which mtiet te cleared out ; come
one, come all, add get a good bargain',
121bars Judd's soap for 25o, .10 lbs. of
Epsom salts for 25c, 10 lbs. sulphur fo
25o, 10'lles. glober salts for 25o, 5 lbs
boneless fish for pso, 5 lbs.' dates for 25o
5 lbs. nice ourraeste for 25o, 3 lbs. ne
seleoted raisino Or 25c, 4 lbs. new prune
for 25o • 7 lbs. cooking figs for 25o, 6 lb
rice for'25o, 6 lb„ tapioca fer 25c, Labra
trout by the hal barrel, also fresh her
ring -by the dczeP, fresh pork . sausage,
head cheese, dO ealted pork, barreled
hatns, smoked j5roll meat, firsteslas
claeese, best pur lard, potatoes, turnip
and (Joel oil. Weeton's Toronto brea
fresh every day. A cordial invitatio
exteided to all to call and get ems) of
the igood bargaias. Wanted, fresh eggs
and butter, poultry and dried apples
for which the highest prices will b
paid.
G.
SEA
uron Farmers'
' second meet' g I f its winter eeries at DIXON'S
, January 10bh, 1903.
1.8) o'clock sharp. Order of die -
ns address. lAdstress -by G. Ce
of Fruit Griowers' Association. I
Frulte and how to grove theme
! Eoonomiese Address by Paul
ad. Subjeet-eltepOrting the sue-
t) laid before the Institute in 1902,
ethods. of th tithing and cutting
ees by F. 0. Bard, Hohnesville.
ng.
t 7.80, will be held,
be delivered by the
ts interesting to a
The meeting mill be ktghtened
and eelivened by taste, vocal veld instruffiental. A
co• me is extended to all. Ladiep are cordially in-
vited to both the Efternoon and evoning meetings.
ch
Mrs. Campbell is pleasiag sp aker, don't fail to
heat her. A Ezna 1 admission f e will be charged
gentlemee at the evening eneeti g. Members of In.
N. B. -The re ular meeting ter the Exeter dis-
trict will bei hel . in the Towle Hall, Exeter, on
Fridey, January th, at 1 &Meek p. tn., and the
evening meeting t 7.30. A good programme will be
D. MeINNES, President.
TE,Beeretary. 1830-1
Winter Resorts.
ti
California, Mexico, Florida and
the Ciarolin.as.
MALL, Bruerel
Ca• sten, Prr side
Addeees by ears.
th• a strew. Add
Silbert -Caromed senee hog foe
An evening me ting, to open
whe instructive addresees will
inixe audience,
UEL SKI
MIS TER GROGAN
Th' uld Rail Fince.
Pinked up me
fur a
Ate comnitIne
shpell
Soon I lift th
shtru
Where th' ag
Bab I soots got
down
Fur I ain't sht
Novimber I pub on ma
boots,
tick an' bad.e th' town fare-
ange
town beheind me, an' I
out fur th' fields,
oulth'ral leh'rer takes _his
toired welkin' an' I sat me
Het
nd much exertion now -a
So I lib nse pe an' mogaloized on this
t'ing on that,
On Parlianaint nominee am' rid tape,
scarce iv fuel
An' before I k owed it I wee sound &shine.
An' I thought n mild rail nee eame up an'
Sari th' finee, " They say k'm crooked, an'
homel , too they „flay,
But Pm not ji guile so °poked as luk,
An ye can't y that Pv'ss Ivry common
crook
'Tis an ill win that will %ow nobody good,
" Now I'm V'rth more t4 th' farmer than
his IS rb-woire an'Ihis page,
No wonder t at Pin feeliiid Pat immense,
An' I move in good s000iety, I'm welcomed
I'm no longer jist a common mild fince."
duce from this, I,
An' a good-soi ed healthy moral oft does
good,
That th' comt
not t
An' we're pay
oneet iv =temple t'inge are
he dispoise
too muo motley fur our
Including New eleene and tlie famous -
hot spOnge of Ar ansas. One way an I.
round' trip tourist t ekets are on sale, dail ,
giving choice of rotttes and stop over prig -
leges t principal pdints.
EXCELLENT SERVIdE.
Pro pt connectionr, hat time, luxurioue-
Mete " la carte", served in the dining
and o fe.oars are not turpassed in the beet
hote
Tio ets, folders and. all information from
s.
Agen
M. S9MERVILLE,
Agent, Seaforth.
Or ia3t addressing J. D. McDONALD, Dia -
Welt Passenger Agent, Toronto. 1
Any person'desiring to encore a good pay-
ing boot and e ce hueinees Iwould do well to
communicate ibis the &beige firm as we are
Richar son & ill Innis
Tell T
Was t
He mi
two ab
Dioubt,
e Truth."
e witty advice of Mark
at a dinner in London.
ut Aberhart but he didn't.
When n doubt alloat what to get
for tha cough, tell Aberhart and
he will help yoO.
His Chlorociyne Cure is excel-
' lent and is guaranteed to cure.
ApERHART,
RUGGST
C°rner Main
and
Market Sreets
Pickard'
1 The Largest
Dry Goods sad
Ciothing
Concern In
Fleur Countleal
nnual Stock
Clearing Sale.
-frfonday, January 5th„ 1903, we start a sale that will put all our
past! efforts in the shade. This is the season we give all the profit
and part of the cost to our customers—cut prices all over the store.
We Imre determined. that all Winter weatables must go. Customers
whd trade tete are never afraid of trickery. They linovr it is 13.8Vt3X4•Lee
tolerated in this store in any form ; they know if we I advertise ones
qua#ter off, it means ooe quarter off. Our goods are marked in
plaib. figures. Below is a partial list of the bargains loffered—many
of tile best are not mentioned.
.]:s=i\i""s
FUR ...)DEPARTMENT.
Twenty-five Canadian Coon Coats to be cleared at special priees.
Twenty-five Black Calf Coats, made specially to oor order,
pricee. iAiso special prices on wallaby, wombat, black dog, etc.
Fite only Black Oalf.Coats to clear at $16 each.
Sisd only Black Bear Coats to dear at $14 each.
Thilee only Wallaby Coats to clear at $13.50 each.
Special prices on all Sleigh Robes.
Fif[een per cent off Fur Caps, boilers, Gauntlets, ete.
Special prices on fur lined Overcoats.
a bars=
o
Lap! Es' FUR DEPARTMENT
Special clearing prices on all ladies' fur goods. Below are a few specials:
Twio only Astrachan Capes, regular $9 for $5.
Galantleas in Astrachan, Electric Seal, Grey Lamb and Perei n Lamb at
15 per cent.'discount.
SpScial cleying prices on all Fur Jackets.
Fonr Sable Muffs, regular price $9.65, sale pike $7,25.
Thlree Alaska Sable RufEs, re -oleo ptice111, sale price 88.25.
Black Coney Collarette, ret Aar price $3, sale price $2.25.
Bltf.ck Astrachan Collarette :egular price $4,60, sale price $3.45.
Black Astrachan Collar, tr .nmed with thibet, fregular price $ 2 , sale
price 475.
. Thibeb Muff, regular price $7, sale price $5.25.
Aetraehan Ruff, regular price $8.50, sale price $6.40.
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
Onis dozen only Ladies' Black Sateen Waists, regular $1, to clear at 50o.
A line of Black Roman Satin Waists, reguls„it price $1.45, to clear at 75e.
All othir Roman Satin Waists lined and unlined, at 20 per cent. off.
A lob lot of Flannelette Waists, regular 68e and 78e, to clear at 35c.
Colored. Roman Satin, Velvet and Flannel Waists, regulat $2,10, 4 0
A line of 131ack Serve Waists, regular $2.50, to Clear at $1,
AO other Colored Viaists at 25 per eent. off.
04 dozen black gloria Silk Waists, regular $1 35, to clear at $1.50.
Heavy Worsted Hose in all sizes at 25 per cent. off.
A job lot of children's wool hose to clear up at 10c a pair, ot three pair
for 25c. i
All, ladies', misses' and childien's Underwear at 15 per cent. off.
Flannelette Wrappers at 20 per cent. off.
Press Goods Department
Se en pieces Suiting Cloth, regular price 37c, sale price 270. Nine piec
all-wooll homespun, 56 inch vide, regular 650 to $1, for 50e. Two pieces only
homesptin, 56 inch wide, sale price 35c. Fifteen pieees Opera Mamie], re r
price 50c, sale prize 38c. Two pieces blaek dress goods, email figure, regular
price 25,e, sale price 19o, A pile of black and colored dress goods, regular price
50c to $1, sale price 35a One piece black goods, figured, regular 38e, sale
4
price 2 c. Three pieces Zibilene, regular price 400„ sale price 30e. 25 per
cent o the already reduced price of dress remnant& Ten pieces eilk, all colors,
regular 65o to $1, sale price 40e a yari. 25 per cent. off all plaid golf ehavils ;
15 per ent. off all wool shawls.
Mantle Departments
A few ladies' tailor-made suits to clear at $5 each ; all other tailor-made
suits at!25 per cent off. A bargain table of ladies' coats, also a quantity of
Ulstersi at half price ; 15 per cent. off our Overcoats and shirts ; 25 per cent.
off fur ireid Oapes and Mantle Cloths.
Clothing epartment.
Wye hundred men's suits of all kinds, sizes and -pattern's, to be sold at
from ;to half regular price. Also clearing prices youtla, boys' and
childreis's euits ; special prices on men's odd coats, pants and vests.
MEN'S OVERCOATS.
T is whole stock must be cleared regardless of cost. Many special lines of
Overc#ts' you know will be sold at half the resoles price. Special priees on
boys' sind children' Overcoats ; 15 per cent offball Men's underwear, everything
included ; 15 per cent off lined gloves, mitts, etc.
Staple Department
.A111 Flannelettes, wrapperettes, &c., 15 per cent. off regnlar price ; 15 per
t cent dff grey and white Flannelette Blankets ; 20 per cent, off all Prints; 50
pieces nint, special at 8c, for 6i -c ; 20 per cent. off Fancy Flannels ; 15 per
cent. off all Blue Flannels ; 20 per cent. off winter skirtings ; 12i per cent. off
wool sbeetings, grey and white ;especial prices on all wool blankets.
CARPET DEPARTMENT.
1!2iiper cent. of all Tapestry and Brussela Carpets ; 10 per cent. off al
wool and union carpets. -Six pieces only Axminister Carpet, regular $1, for
85c. Two yards wide Linoleum, regular price $1, fer 75e.
1114hest prices paid for Butter Eggs
and Wools
itin. PICKARD & CO D'EcT
* IMPORTERS
Oppoatte Town Wiling Corner Main and Market Ste, Seaforth.