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*nd E. J. Fletcher spent Monday in St. ' �15AY MORNMG, MAP -OR 14th, the . � I . . I '� ;Z=�_�� Four Countfiewl
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stock.- We V0 500 � Silks for 301C0 '_ I
-Kirkton..-Miss E& Cornish, of St. Marys, ere never i o i troog, in Smoche, Shirts, We i Pants and I z I ; � .- I I
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speab Sunday at her home here.-Miases QVeralls'as at present. i7aterbroof Coats "Ib special Pikea. Mr. Xames Last week we were o&red a great bargain in new B16d8e I - I 1. -
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roof. -Mr. Robert Fletcher is sperding a I I ' 1 V6 anythiog special to'offer, we get the first chance at it. We � . . - .
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fewdaya viaiting friends at B. B'. Y NY' 9 11 particul o . I . I. -
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jjandfGrd & Elliott, of Exeter.-Roberb Blenheim, who is borough pr otical twaii tl4jo. Eggs -The heavy receipts co7ora of pale bluej royal blue, ink, torquoise, heliotrope, mauve old rose, riceda, rose - �
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13allantyne, and David Clarke spent Sunda,y bitgness man. We come r. , afide, Pink, cireae, salmon, -v � .
and Monday visiting fri� ndb in Kirkton and � which were exp oted have not yeb ma . ,� i s� a cream. This is a rare chance to, secure' choice pi'tre ailks I - � .
bora to our midat, ari'd heopea f r hjr� ized at 25 per oent.. less than -8 lar ices. -
Wo:)dham.-Mr. Ctiarles Daffield attended � t b 1�d Ili t:) l2e per dozen, still eontinue You ohr,uld see them w�iile the Wok is at its � I
a first oleas buqineas._,�, tesday wa tha j4et he .618 of mogb of the sales. beat, they,are selling III t 41res. . I I . I I I
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thofianeralof his father in GranbQn last of our monthly fairtt. an(, ahong t .- . 9 � � . .
weel_ku - a bright olear day au'd 0 a roads vOry g93,dj and aqtive at 2 to 23jo for Ireeh creamer . r . I
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meat at J. Mero(r's. Milse Vida Bennett meeting Saturday after � oa in town it be said that 12i t,) 13o can be obtained for the you should have a pair of those corsets,' They will add greatly to the ' I
has charge of the same department at J. addressed by Mr. Sherrij ton,of Wmlkpr on, April Inake, bul, othera may 12c is the beat. � � appear- FRO : T V
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wants kupplied in this direction. -Mr. J. they are. go;ng to rer ira to Mr. 1.[W.: I Eggs -Prices am quoted at. 12j to 13o, and I D and A and. E T corse�s, in all the b4t makes, from 25c to 81.26 per pair,
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lie and Mary Ellers, of Bfrliu, are home on as the fruit growers are %king mo -a �ntc-r-ll IAve took Markets. � - I 'been busy 1harking aUd', arranging t
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a visit. -The trustees of the Evangelical eat now in spraying than, in former ye . f ... � I LoN oN, England, March 31-Prieea are MolKINNQN ' . e i he loads of wear-
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. church are having the interior of the chur3h Rev. Mr. Edmonds prea ed a funeral. ser -i 10 to I I ; . . be n daily pouring into this store. ,
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nainted and decorated. -J. ll erner recently moD, on Sunday evenine I I _�,_L 12jo per pound (dressed weight) ;, - I __. 7--_ 1 - V I � From now on this. , ' I
� . aeb, in theI P,pj4o6_, Canad 4n steers, Ili t:) 121a per pound ; ' I is I a Spring store-. Those who
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sold his, herae and drove him to Londc.n.- pal church, on the late Ri v. A. Mobrei tP is � A i i ' cattle, 12i to 134c per pound ; re. , I
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. . 0 Ad beef i 9 to -91a per ponnd ; Ar. I I ,t will be, q�ickest to note the change in .
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has been here visiting relatives and friends, auction sale on Wedneed yl to try and: di4_ 7 L1vF,0'00L, .Nlarch 31 -Canadian cattl I - I FRTR- FuNiTuffiT ' � -
-left for her home at Elktrn, Michigan, on Pose Of the house he reol atly ; all! . i _,FJtT:r-, � � q ffcu 9999EUINN� progressive. Prices seem lowe" I
Tuesda,y.-Mr. B. Moore, o . vao&Aed,, and, Q Lo ORd. � IS � this season) - . - __
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f God -rich, paid various other articles, bu did not get �% -d MoNTREAL, March 31 -The butchers were � u rt I i I
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Our town a v il, the latter pa . rt of last high enough on the Fro ; 1�al out 6tr an� trade was brisk at declining , 1 +vT__v__T_ .
week, Some attraction. larityne and famil . -a � qug � � . 4 -A --4--,-,1-,-V+ . . . . 0 0 0 , 4 1 1 large� business.. - -
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Lonaesboro. his week that her at froml 31 to , and the common titook . � I
husband was in the Win hor hospit a I, suflej ,educed prices. This is a' g opportunity, and will pay you to drivegreatly OtIr growth is easily explai
E I ! at froml 2j to 31c Calves sold miles ined. We have earned the
'aster hats and bonne.ts with the bright- ing wita a bad attack of I neumonia, . . I - per pound. ;o get your choice, r" - . i �1.
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eat millinery ideas and -wit worked into I i at from' $1 up 'o $10 each. Sheep that . people's confidence. : We c " I
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them, are no farther from you than the E. — - -- 1 4 were shbra sold at about 3jo, and un5horn - !
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McFaul Go.'s- store, 8eaforth. That's not . . yearlinffe at from Q to 5c per pound. Sorin I ) peo 7 ! ri proach-
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far when you�re sure of getting wi:at yr -u Are you going 'to, ain� ? Five years a,,go lambs ait from $3 to $4'50 each. Fat hog�a 11 See the special value in the Dress Goods department. - . . able. 8ee s fo -
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we introduced the Sher . n- I iams en are declining in price, selling at from :�61 to 1 � I � , r your Spring requirements.
'Want. Most likely ycur most becomingly f claimed it to be the be b I . 0 ,t Eaint � and t � Just receivcd an ther lot ;of Hats!� and Caps for men d. boys. 4
at d as ,4tood the 7jc per pound, weighed off the cars. : � : 0 I i
y1cd h%t is: already trimmed and waiting testottime and proved itself jo be as represent3d, ' . I � I . I I
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your coming. If not the nimble fiDgtred andth,jae who denounced itd4re now 1--ud in it$ BUFFALO, March , 31-Oattle-B We have some big s'aps in Boots'a,�id Shoes. I I
trimmers will see your want and have i lie praisef,. If -you w"t,tbebeot floor p9dut, bu 9Y I grade@, , 10 to 15a higher ; heavy, . about � n I - I -_ � . i � r -A I �
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right hat on abort notice. The E. McFaul, . i� I � 18, ', stockers and feedere, strong ; prime : I 1
1842-1 �� . 2-:. . *5.40 ; thipping steers, 85 ii , t � Dress Uoods Departm-lUmt ' -i
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NOTES. -A grand lecture will be given in school these days. -The paop'le: of $b. .An. ' � h x ! gffl��t - � .
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It � cd by t I i heifers, 83 75 to �4.75 ; cows, 83 to $4.26 ; 1 1 . I We want you to call and see the .many handsome things we have jq -
the Methediet church, on Njonday evening drew's enjoyed the sermons preach 'a � bulls, $3 to $4.25 ; feeders, $4 to $4.70 ; 'I PRETORIA
will Rev. Mr. McNailf r the��pastl t � �
This bat h3j, OU the doct � , hree Sab' stockers; $3.65 o $1. 30 ; stock heifers, -1 m
be given on the life of John Wesley. I 2 'T
I next, when over 60 atereoptican views � M MO BEA If LYTH, show you in dress goods, including all the novelties- of the season.
rice contained in the te.i b I I BLOCKj
, 3 I - $3, to P.75 ; fr sh cows and springers, I . -_ - - � � Silk and Wool Voile, in black, an
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-will be very intereetiDg and profitable.- "I will harden Pharaois. heart-tb4the ' od, strong ; ' steady ; : good i - ; . . . j �
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Mr. John Weymouth has secured a good aball not let the people ggo,." showing aix�' 'to choice, $45 0 $55 ; mediu SALE OR RENT.-Blackslult4 hop and � � . I j . j
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on in Blyth, anI inlen(13 removing illustrating that the f eharatter'sE�li i $30 to 43 ; comr ion, $22 ti $28. Veal - t06 �
M to �ood, I - MISHTE -GROGAN - and Crepoline.
Posit. o 110OR 1p, excellent fitand. Ap� ly ini edi-ifely. I � -
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the near future. Mr. and Mrao ,in Phar.ioh is quite COMM to_day� und I , BLYTH, Ont. I I 1812x4 : On The Millinery Openings.
I I " " L75c lowIr ; tops. $7.50 to $7.75 ; comm�'on to 1. , � . � +..%+ -IF_1P_#__v_ q .
oun eop ( ;6 —_ -_ -_ - I . . -- 6--4-4--j-74-W
Weyrnouttr will be mu,h miEsed by ih�ir the gotp3l miniEtry. . �y p good, Sg to $7.40, Hoga�Fairly active ; � ARIA FOR SALE. -A boautiful benie �io 100 acres 1 1 ., .
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viany friends. -Mr. Pt rrin ani family guild has been organized:lin St. g At! d rev, 'a -15 to 25 lower ; heavyl $7.55 to 87 4 ; a being Lot 12, Concosgion 9, OW13 P of Us. � "'Did ye iver notice," B&ye Clancy, " that ' . ' I
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moved to their new home. three miles north church with the follow g uffioe�a : T. Jew at 37.70 to $7, 76 ; mixed,V.40 to $7.55- 11 r110, j mile from sebool and the Mag � Winahel. :th' male bix Ehoves On a great dale more-
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. vic.p-pr , � &teat impirc4emenits, Thi8ls
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theirthort stay here they made many f r iendo, dent; Miss Mary Gairdo _t - fernale persuasion. AV 000fee I mane arno h, ' - . I
of Wingham, on Wednesday last. Daring Brownett, president ; Ji ei, 6 miles from Exeter, �good gony in th' way iv wearin' apparel than ti Wash oods Department,
en- Yorkerej $7.15 t9 $7.40 ; pigs, $7.10 to )t rn now Wok house, I - - !
whose ' I spent t - $7.15 ; roughs, $6.75 to $7 ; stage, $5.�O to �yQce farm and must bisId. Ur te�, sand par- ,th' animals. Man is an animal, as a gineral Matalasse and a - ' . I -Line . ns iLn all ille new anj
g(oi wishes go with them --Mr. urer.�Mr. Fiah(r, who ba I wi . 186., 810ep and ambs-Active. atrong, 10 I U14ts .apply to THOMAS CA Farquhar uvas.cloth Gi�ghams and
and Mrs. Stack hO1288, Of Westfield, Sundayed - " � P � � � - ) 0. , - � __
ter'at, 9. Snider's, lef t lak �,. w eek f(r i Goder- i 1 1842-4 Ong, hub I ani not jalkin' about him. jiab fancy designs. New uslins ,
. ,25c.'. higher ; top n itive, lambs, $7.90 to $8 ; I � I now, in ,stock.
at the home of Mr. Brigha.m.-Mr. Thomas ich, and soon goes to ithe o,�-John j Bailey �culls to good,$5.50 to $7.80 ; western lambs [TNRESERVED AUCTION $AU;-u0F i D 'how. - Take th' roos or, fur inahtance, an' I I . - . - I .
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,Crisp is at rra-gent busy pu, t'ng a cement left r,n Tuesday for 0.1evel Ad to take, a r.o,, i- 47.75 to 87 90 ; ye arlinga,87 to $7.25 ; ewes: OF FULL' PEDIGREED. SHIC 6.RN OAT. , � ***#**"
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wall under his kitchen. -Mies R. Young re- tion on a boat. -Tommy uraoide, who li�s 126 to $6.50 ; she p, top mixed, $6 25 to ME.-Tbe herd'of E. 0. & E. C. Attrill, 8n Ridge. h' common, ivri-dayl wrapper iv th' hard- I *0����� - .
turned home oa Sunday, after spending the been driving t I ivood Park Stoc� Farm, Ooderich, dj� Tuosday, April 0 -
� oulls to good, $3 25 to $6. 1 .
he aft6tnco Etage, recei -d �86.50 ; . urkin' hin. An' take 1 luk at his nibs,
last couple of weeks with friends in Man- word Tuesday of 111a ' I r ' TORONTo, April 1--Cattle--Exporb � 14! 1903. This to & rare opportunit3 �,for br,bedeis to h' polygamouri gobble r, 21he struts around
4ppo utment as junvil , I Ladies'and Men's Tailoring,
Mpro%,e their herds with choice aniftn'l C It I.
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chester.-There will be a tailor shop opened waitgr oa board tho " �ord Stanley" -an�d icattle-9hoice loads of heavy ahi )gaes on ftpplleat�on. Con es w ,_ mong his plainly dressed wcives an-' � . . � -
up in the near future, over Morrell and expects to go aho%rd about May' l6t.-Mi, i ppere ays wid ivry flurt in his wings, I I am th' I � i i
Holmes' store -M Are - worth $4.40 to 1 $4.65 ; common light . !ohilng trains for bhe conven=1 intending pur- We make a specialty of La '
r. P. Jeffrey and friend, L 1�na ih�sers.- E. C. & E. 0, ATTRIJ roprietors ; htuff, I dies' and Men!s Tailoring. We are proud of
Reta Stanbury was vleitinj� Miss Doyrson, L ... all others are base imitations !, ,
Mr i i exporter' $4 25 to $4.40. Export Bulls- 1. JACKSON, Port Perry, T. GtU'13RY� Goderich, ' th' paynock ! aven Solymon in all his �kereputation iloring depa �
. Fol a, of Seaforth, spent Sunday with i he Goshen, laet week ,-I . Smil 11 was , ; . � ' . � I I our ta xtme�ts have won. You'll be proud Yof
I 4t: iChoice eavy - ex port bulls sold at $3 75 kt otionearo. 1 ; � � 1842.1 .. your �
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.friends here. � Toronto and Barrie afew la.�B last weel�.' ' 1 � 1 glory wasn't togged out 119ike wan iv these, garments� if we make them. 'Whethe ' - -
� � I � ;.per cwt�; light xporb bulls, $3.50 per I I 11 T YOU wear readymade or made-to-order
� - Mrs. Smith sailed ,last week for he. ol& icwb. B tchers' 0' ttle-Choice picked lots 7-ALUA,BLE PROPERTY TO R�NT. Airs. w,. An�' so it is wid all th' riot iv them. But a nts', the inain -thi 9s yoti look f6,r are fit aud isatisfUtion. We -
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k . Tuc.kersmith. er-untry, accompanying �i8r aunt, Mr . & bf butc era' catte, equal in quality to McOulloch dEsires to rep� her ro arty Eiftu- TInAn, pcor man I he iaki't in. it wid his ould karme . give you
Ewing. -Miss E. Fal e has been i isitiog I 4)t �d on Nortfi Main etreet, Sef0th, w le comprises ' both. Skilled cutters and careful workmen are prime factors in a successful .
L wurnman when she gits on her now spliring I I
Wonderful tuap in Ladies'Button Boots : !the bestlexporteri, 1,075 to 1,150 pounds � en acrea of IaLd, a coinfortalle frawe dwelling , ,t tailoring business. Getting - -
a Babylon. lia6t, an' hur other driss. An' be I � .p]roper sttiffi is the easy part. Getti.n- them at
on Fridky and SaturdFiy next� only. 60 pairs, regular friends on th A. MeG as has' bach, ar6 worth K25 to $4.40 ; loads of r"ase and frame Etable. The dwellingla in first I can
$1.60 and $2 ahoes for 95 cen'is per pair. samples I rented W. G. John on a rm, on the aq-, - V? !a a6t year's bat prices is SiMP Y 90 more an , i g. Combinimg both the ing .
in at ) corivenient1v I fd out ; ith stone ange ie appairancei IV air 0
1 �mediurn butchers 13 7 to $3.85 ; ioade of . . se thi p in one .
]a aind . 0 000d bu I tchers" I a 0�. imoimy cEm wear service is;� what insures Isuccess. : �
Worth Window. W. H. Willis, Seaforth, gole agent ble line. -G. Cast 4,1al 13asr =iititohne' ki0hen. Hard and soft Nvater ori id a fither or a ribb ! �
-mily moved. � a Id at $3.90 to $4.15 ; h) ptrremlses, also a !good orchard of young bearing - .
for Dorothy Dodd Shoes for Mies, and George A. � It � rid hat an' a rid dris� * n' -
1842 town last week. -There w8a a BurprJoe par- i �. $3.35 to $3.50 ; rpi6gba, f I , 0 . a a . a grane neektoy, 1 Our ladies' re4dy-'to,-wear gartnOnts are receiving murked attention,
81p.ter Shoes f or men. I common butchers', 9. This property is uideD, locited and is ' -
tyattheMethodistporsoriage on Wednea-: $3 ; table for a Mired person or some one who , ut poor Jim must be� contint wid -'a rid 1 �
COVNCIL. -Council met at Sbrong's ball, can�nelle, to - . ort- . . I -All the latest-st les in- Spring 0 & 4 .
� d%y evening of last weeh, " when a lar a � I ihes to engage in market gArd enlDg. , A aicktoY, aft' that?a as fur as he dare go in th' y , , apes, Suits -Skirts, Jackets,
-on Saturday, March 8th, as per adjou- keep fee4ers-Goo steers, 1, 100 to 1,150 ,gly to I )I 64 I , 11 'I
rn- number of the Inembers aad adberi in MER., McCULLOCH,over W. N. Watson'oo oe. ln�tther iv dicoration. How' are ye Special values in rainproof garments, rangilig in pri,ce from $5 to $10,
ment. All the members present. The fol- I te U - v I j -_ I
n Pounds Oaob, are worth $4 to $4.26 per � � ; 1842.tf ! � .
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lowing changes were made in the liEt of the Methodist church gath�red And p.esent-! cwt. Foeders-Steere of good, quality, i . I 7 i I - goin' to come out this year ?" I says, 11 Will � : i I
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pathmasb�ri for the current year : Diviejon ad Miss A. Yelland: wi , a very kindly: Weighing � ye have to buy yer ould wumman a hat, or ' I 1 �� I I 9 - .
� r �j from 900 to 1,000 pounds. each, I
WDrded address and a sum of money. Mies! a : I T'HE GRIP HOTFEL ' III ye'manage to eshcape, d'ye Vink?" I
are wo I . .
15, James Chesney, instead of John Moffatt; 1 $3.50 to, $3.80 per cwt. Stockers i I . I :
Yelland h . I � I ,aYa.- "'Tis a hopeless caae," says Clancy. � I I
19, John Armstrong,. instead of Thomas as faithfnlly performed the duti ;--One yOar to t o-year-olc steers, 400 to j i � — . � � I -
and appre iation 4' ffort ' Hur ladyship is wearin' th' same hat she I
. of organist of hik -700 pour�ds elach, are worth $3.50 t i I .. I .
Lane ; 20, Thomas Lane, instead of Ch%rles 6 ',83.75 ; JONATHAN MiILLER , Ladies lb.epartmento
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were thus shown. A !very, enioya� tim - off -colors and of poor br6eding the,% t I Belford, Q�Iderich.) 7ear Patsy James I : I . I . -
Mason ; 24, James Finlayson, instead of j . I
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. was pasEed, playing gameg and M'. 800io . uality oi the eami -weights are worth $2.75 (Formerly of o a � I I waalbo.ra. Av coorse, she i - -
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Robert McKay; 28, George Aborbait, in- chat and a light, lun�h ww. serv�di PROPRIETOR : I had it rinnyvated ivryl shpring-a new rib- � Special values in.Ladies' Calico Wrappers, extra quality of Pxintj shad,es .
.-MrI- �o 3 erl cwt. Mil �h Cows -M ilch cows and I � I . I - I
stead of Wm. Abf rhart ; 31, John Oldfield, Oha'r'les McDonald, of Toro ato, : . . ; , MO -13 1 , ; on hEre, or a buckle I there or mebby th' navy and red, choice patterns,
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instead of Edwin Case ; 56, Samuel Laid- iather's. home, cn the Bron DU, last week. ipriDgers- are wort i from $30 to $47 each. , I i . ther moved round tolth' ither end, �but it's I special at 90c.
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law, instead of Wm. Chesney ; 59, HEnry �i 'jalveg- alves soh, at $3 to $10 each, or . I Choice shades and patterns in-', an Amexiean Pri
Mr. and Mrs. George IV: d ' of the 1 Liquor Licen$'e Act' h' same old hat yit. � Th' frameworik I iiqt Wrapper, made '
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Forsythe, instead of 'lWm. Babolz ; 77, G. � cDonal . 4.50 to, $5.50 1 �r cwt, Yea,rliDg Lambs I . � I I I thand tanny . won't �rill on skirt, special, at ,81,00, Also 6ther ,sp' I _. with -
Bronson line, celebrated tbeir gold wed . — ; I moxe pun.bthurin', E'o its. a new . ecials at'$1.4�0,, $1,7,5 and 82.00
A. Jackson,, instead o�- Thomas Daly; 79, R. I Lambs !sold at 85 to $6.25. Sheep- . ; I I i
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Doiv, instead of John Campbell ; 88, Robt. ding ba Sunday, Maroh 29 � i. We congra I ?rices $4,.25 to $4 30 per cwt. Jor ewes, and , n accordance with the Revision of the Liqnor at this toime or a siParation. 'Twas me ibach. I �
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ulate Mr. and Mrs� McDon%ld an wis, 41 *nee Act, publia n6tice is heteby gived that a �ntintion to take -a few' shares in tW New � Our new fancy Co
Elgie, instead of John McDonald. The )ucks at 1 $3.50 to $4. Hogs -Beat select Mi eting of the Board of License I Commissioners for Founthry, but it's.all P now. Foanthry" or I llars just - to �,and, -ranging in prices from 45.c to $2. 50
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them miny years of life and happi Meon bogs, not lose thad., 160 pounds, nor th ) district of South Huron, will 1�e held 9A the i each. These goods -consist of Sequin,lPlanen, Ese i and Teneriffie Lace, ia -
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following changedwere made in the statute Mr. George Castle has mov, d into �ko Founthry, Bridget Ann must have thl urial � _� �
labor divisions : Lots 39 -and 36, concessions his hang nore thau-200 Pon ids each, off cars, sold 61, ramcreial Hotel, in the vi�lage of Hensall, . I Paris eream. and white. . . � . -
on Main street. -Dan Mo, rison is 'ectin:r I I bat. How is it wid y u Grogan ; is Mary I �
-2 and 3, L. R. S., taken from division - ::. t $6.5Q per owb. ; ligh's and fate at . I 0 1 , unde bar priaint roof ?" �! Special liue of Ladies' Bla � - S t. 0 6
A. Edwards, i8a . 25 ; Owe, $4.50 to $5 ,per cwt., and ,%, I says. 118 r ould - I P�' man a in U derakirts, t - -611 at 950
Annie Elliott has reta'rned bo Bayfi 111 She is not s `1
ninateEn, and formed into a new beat, a driving barn for F� , t n_ i I ! Ellen continted ck 0
, I el , aft - ; SATURDAY, APRIL 18tb, AT 10 A. M. I . each.
with Mr. Samuel Wise as. pathmaster, stags at � 83 per 1wt. -.. . . I I I
. F -pending the winter a a. d T - i - . for the bat is complaitely out if shtoyle, although Our now Torcbon and Val I - .
' Gecrgatow'n . ! i I W 3onsider applic3tione for the side of liquor
'Division 17, mondville, I I . I I : ih'-m'at9rial is shtitl I , etciennes Lac cannot be equalled for -
ronto. -The ice is aIll g no o: T the lake a!rid th � 11b, �nse year 1903-4. - � : I i a flourishin' condi
divided into two beats, with Wm. Archi, � ; ,�, . henewapplicantefor licensies are: ary Jane ' variety, quality and ice. ', I It -
fishing fleet will be atiwori in &�jew ays., � liwttis- . .. I ion. I t'ink av it WaO turned ind fur ind, I PTI I !
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bald pathmaater of the new division. Divis- I 1,ueen's Hotel, Bayfield; H. Dartow for or mebby eoideways,: she. dud' manage to � . I I
. . � i SHERA-In Gorr1e, on March 18th, 646 Wife of Mr. 0 ott-1, Bayffeld ; .R. . JohnE ton for the , - � I I .
ku No. 85, Egraondville, cancelled, all the i- . I . Jame bera, of a ion. - . C mercial IT Oug along wid it fur d,nothcr twilve months. I I I -
� 1 �o I lo minion Hotel, Zurich, and- Janes ii4nnan, on, for , . � # !!! 1! 1!IIIII!,1111I � 141I!!! 1111111 11 11 I I
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labor in same to be placed in division 36, MA IKR; 8. I t SIE a Leeburn, on March.19th, the wife of Iffif Shipika Hotel, 8hipika. - Howiver, I'M WilliD' tO lave it to. a commj*o- � i
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-with Samuel McGeoch as patbmaster. No "`� I i Mr 01 eph Mosier, ocilacillor, of a daughter. Woonses issued fqr the currem year were Town slion, or do anny othdr raisonable, t'ing to i
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changes were made in 1 he lisb of pouni- S 6R, . April 2nd 1908 I L KERNE --In BrusEcIE, on March 319t, the wife of ern 6 , Village Tavern, 8; Township,I 20; Town -
Fall Wheat (now), Stand r..'. 80 68 o $0 68 I Mr. J lin Kerney, V a daughter. lt�, 2'; ;Vluage Shop, 2. The appIleations for bush th) matther up.','
keepers as oatj pey b . S _"' , . � ing
and fence-vie�.wers. Mr. Thom nahel - - - - *: 1, * -** - 0 28 0 � — 0 ' ; But, r W, W at's th' ai Cloth' Departm-ent
r- - 0 2,� 1 - 100 P'4 are Town Tavern 6; V�Ilaga Twern 10 - aill� no I 0 .
Coleman wait appointed inspector o! fruit Peas per bushel - - - - - --..-.. 0 60 i Marriages. at " ! I gear a Er feet ain�t -covered -
� 0 0 68� � Totship Tavern, 20 �own 8hop, 2; V1111age brilliant head
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trees, under the Yellows r,nd Black Knot Barley per bushel - - - - -1 - .. .... 4 � sp p, 2. , I . i -up to-dste ebtoyle ? . Take a- mein. wid a !� If you I ; -
BuOor, No. 1. looso- - - - .L I... 0 1 IKLOPP-ROEDER-A'l the re3idence- of the bride's ' need a n' Spring Suit,10vercoat, o.r anything in Geirts' Fur�
Act-. So that p3irties m ho have black knot , cy petitiop against the granting of license to any ) ) 11. eW : '
Butkr, inb_ - - - - - _� : _i .. _ 0 16 0 0 17 parent�, Goshen line, Hay, on March 26th, by I acint hat, an a ababby pair iv shoes, -
on their plum and cherry trees would do - - - . � Rev. M�.Eifert, of )avhwood, Mr. Ellmor Klopp, ne applicant or the preullses named, signed by duly -an nishines, 'the best thiug� for you to do i� to come
E,998 Per doz ___ 77!- to Waal Mary q,lu lified ejectora in any polliog dlvhio� in which th reis be? Nowh�re! He hn'tin'it. 0 tO,Wm. Pickard & Oo. This
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I Flour, per 100 ft - - - - 11 rr- - .. - 2 00 a Rood !r, both of Hay town8hip. . be lodged with under- 'Dye iver know a ffi�an yit who wore a is headq7u&rte for if there- is anythi
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well to eat out and bura the di8eased limba ElAy por ton now-- � __ 6 6 2i HIR�� , YNN-At rrinity church, Kansas City, e 1803 are situate, musb e , d rs, g new, and it i6ii't here, where is it I -
and save further trouble. and the risk J.- _.i. � eg ed at least f c)ur days before the day of PI -ting. - - �
Rides per 100 %9 - - --'-* _: � - .�... 6 00 o 6 on gar h 8rd, by I ,ev. Dr. Morgan, Miss Annie Pair av Just Right sl�oes wance that iver Every new born style is' registered herd first, and they
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of h%ving to pay a fine of twenty dollfird. . . Wynn,.daugbter oJ b1r. John Wynn, of Godotloh i WM. BALLANTYNE, lbspeebot. i won'b cost you as mucl,
Sheep 8kim...... ... .. - ,.- - - .... 0 so ;c 0 1 1 . - : I 11
bridges with wooj__.. --.-.- �_ - a 16 Onb., to Mr. Harry De F�.rOA White, of Kanoa4, I .
It was decided to build new �_ I , - P4 .2 � Waited anny other kbind? No, air. An' as elsewhere, so call :on us f0_r your 9 -'11,8' suit Or Other requirements, and save
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whey ? Beo'ase the ivry m n ey. . -
concrete abutments and steel superstruc. PjWoes per buah (Dew), .. .�* City. - I I way -in BE Y);e iu�b Right in' 0 . p� .
tures at the following places, viz. . Stsw- . sg,lt (retail) per -barrel- _.. .... 1 16 o i % . jRV1NG--VAcLEAN-0n Ma,ch 21st, at St. Jarnes ktoyle, fit, lappalrance, wear an� . " -
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, , CathedIr91,Torantd,b Rev. Aw U.Da Penoi6r, I EU= t"r an' proice- An' what more wud ye -i I I :
W )ad per cord (long)_ - � - _. - 4 00 o A 43 � Y I -
art's biidge, on concesgion 2 ; Go:dcWs . Dr. Lev63 Erakine Wentworth Irving, D. S. M111110RIFIRM"MAZim I � I _U I - I
bridge, on concession 4, L. R. S., ard W)od per cord �Bhort).. _...... _ 0 1 of Nvalton, to Miss 111ce N e Maolem, daugl-- have? I I 3
� I Apples per bag.4.. - - - - - _... .... 0 26 o 0 5 i
�. f ter of t�e late Lie t -Col. Wid Fyermn Alme- turn tickets will be issued bet W�een all '� GROGAN. i r"
Houston% bridge, on concession 6, H. R. S., Clover Seed-...'_ - .. - - - - _..... 7 00 o 8 � 'loan og Meaford. stations in Oana.d a at I I Highest prices paid for Butter, Urms - *
and a concrete arch- culvert opposite lot 3, Timothy 8eed.____....,,.____ 1 25 o 2 00 usff-mc r&visH-i i Tuckerernith,on March 25hh, 1 Aw 40 �w
� Pork, per 100 Mo.— - o. - - . - - 7 60 o 80 43 , SINGLE FIRST CLASS ,FARE. -
Lconcessions 6 and 7, 11. R. S. Mr. John rallow, per Ill- - _� _- - _� - - � 1 at the I iorne of the bride's brother, Mr. Duncan I Riehardso� & N, I n n'i, s . I and
eley, couaty eGmmissioner, will prepare . :I"- _'_ �, i AleTayi 3h, by Rev. E. H. Sawers, Miss Jessie, Groing THURSDAY, April 9th � . � 'Wool.
i I I eldesb ,aughter of Ithe late Puter. McTavish, to . I � . — — —
the plans arid speoificationa, and contracts Se' I I Mr. F. ed Bush, OF StaDley. I Sole agents for thp' American Just
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for the above will be let at the next meeting, ' � toms-GE[GER-AA aTquette,Michigan, on March . � � . �
which will be ,ield at Brueofield.on Monday, ToRONTO, March 31i.-Thire is still a very - . 19th, b: r Rev. 0. M Thompson, P &, Rev. Joseph MONDAY, April 13, inclulsive I Right Shoe� for Men.
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�' active jobbing tradei6 allikinde of seeds! I jonis, f Mincequa, Wisconsin, to Miss Fannie I � & Co DIIIE13T
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. 0, ; 13-Oullgept daughter of Mr. Abrahim Geiger, of ald Retwning until TUESDAY, April � � f
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- - ment of the condition 40�f tl�e country ro 0 OLARK-GARDINERAt the residence of the - � -
Blyth. buiffiess will belbrisker and more satisfac� i bride'sr'rent Rev. D. B. � SCHOOL VACATIONS. . . - , I �
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f Ei, on March 18th, by I . Formal ehyded w Opposite Town 12 uUding, Cornet Main and Market Ste.. Sealortl,_ .
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tory. Country merchants �verywhen Com- Marah, Hamilton, asaisted by Rov. A. Mao. I To students and teachers of schools and - .
BrtmFs.-Mrs. Bailev left on Thurediy � k � �
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for a month's visit with her parents at Park plain of the roadi, and: statal thaLt on ac count ' of certificate signed ': I I I
I third dar hter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Gardiner, . . � . �
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dale. -Mr. John Jackson, B. A, who has of their bad condition traddll this vear is be�l all of M 1,1110P. b rincipal, return tickets will be Issued at i . � I — --- :
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hind that of previous Y ars. Prices all #-ILLis-Bhr,i,-At tb home of the bride'g parents, I GLE FARE AND ONEI THIRD, going I it is an acknowledged fact that grain I 11 .
conducted a law practice here for the past I .Y 8 � . I I I j
. Mr. an� Mrs. Janie Bell, Howiok, by Rev. A.. B. A I ,�epared with a . I I �
two years left on Tuesday for a short. visit round contiiiue st6ady. Quot%tioni hero � pi il 4th to April 11th, inchisive, :valid re- P I
� Dobson,' on March! 5th Miss Mary a. maj, -_ I . - � !,
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with his parents 811t Egrrondville before lea'v- foe seeds re r Red � Mr. Jaupee Willis, o Fo',dwich. t dr iing until April 21st. I i
ing for* clover per bushel, $6 �30 t� $8 ; Blaik , per . $11INE-C4NTEL0N- In hfortis, on March 25th, by : m 1 40 Per Cent.Bolution of i
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I the we -t vA,ere he intends openi 4 Bev, A.'�.H B I Ur. Daniel Shine, of Grey, to i 9 ickets, folders and, all Information fro I I ]a .
-iger Air. Jackson was * it:, row]3 ! � � 11
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lip an office, The loi ng bushel, $5.25 to $8 50 tim, thy pere bi shel � 1 Min L,j i J. Can elon, of ,Xorrls. Agent. 11 . � I . I I . ,
here the bettgr practise he was doing, and $1.80 to 82.75. These qu titions a A, . . q � I __ : � i
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there ought to be business here for one. law- � � , � Morrlao�, rellob of the NO Hugh Robb, aged 77 i Agent, - - Sealorth. . , �
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. yer.-Rev. Mr. Holmes gaive 'a very inter- Potatoeo, . I yeara. 1 � 1� n�ecespary, in order to obtain results, I hereby acknowlEdge that the label 1 have been lately u9ing on Formaldehvd .
� � 11UGILL-In Tuckers Ith, on March 26th, 'Joseph 'Or )y addressing J. D' MobONALD, Dis- that, only the best brands should be infriAgement on the copyei Yht held by Alex. Wilson, druggist, Seaforth, and thai thesaid -I
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a8tffig sermon to young ladies in the Metho- ToRoxTo,'March 31 Rebeipts are bew�, - � J. Hugffl, aged 36 years, 6 months and days. , I I I ;
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dist church Sunday evening, and we have no I trict Passenger �gent, Toroot label with representation o! a Beaver and thp designation "Beaver Brand" was firtt adopt � �
ier and rices are lower. ars on th�e�traok , aORRISON-In MaKillop, on March 28th, Firancii I . � a 1 $ . .
P ; 'd used by him to diet nguish his Form%ldehyde from othera. That I copied the, I&T
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doubt if they follow the advice given th Potatoes ( � I Morriso , sKed 70 yeara and 10 montba. � — �'3 � . an )eTL � I
. ey here are quoted at $1, and� lit � BjURDOCH In Stanhy, oil - March 29th, Mary j ' . your time. and money._ At 0 1 1
"Will find, it very . . 4th the object of Fatisfyin g a public dern&nkl f r It, with an artf cle bottled by,myself. � -
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beneficial. -Mr. McBeath store are about steady a� $1.16 to �',; 1 2('O '� . Neilawon rellot of the late Jamea blurdoch, aged t hereby agree to at once d t 11 uch labels in my possesawn a ind myself
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was the only mer&ant who went to the per bag, ' � 11 AGUIRE I In Winggh , on March 21mi, T. J. Ma- . ; Tal k . Tv I
trouble of having a millinery opening � this e — . I i i � Jm Se'11013 E R S �, I - i
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� season, he having his last Fk1day and Sat- . Grain' et(, i ID�-In Win ham, on Maroh 22nd,Ann --,Farmeqs I . porting to be 11 Beaver Bra ad" (unless it to be the genuine Article ' -will I useany label, �i �
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urday � � . I I - symbol, design or marki being an imitation or colorable imitation of the trade mark cif the � i
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evenings. Of course the store was - � , .DRUG STORE. . -
crowded both evenings with ladies looki ToRo-NTO, March 31-�-Wl 3,at, -vvbite, Vc ;� � Blan4#d, aged 71 ,ears. EMMUMM15 - I , said Alexander Wilson. ; �
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ng ; ap] , I NOORF-In Detroit, o March 20th, Rev. Alfred S � I - : I �igned), L V, F.'"P., I -
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-for the latest. -designs in head gear. a Its, I Moore; iecond oon I Mr. George Ifoore,of Blyth, .. ., � I -- ( �� - I
red, Mo ; goose, 65o ing, 680 ; 0 � Soon the spring work will a , and i
Mis's 35 to 38c ; barley, 4 1 i I � I- 11
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'Morrison, asBiated by Miss Proctor, certain. � t I fortnerl,, rpotor of riot church, Ustowel. seeding will be the worder [of , day -
Hay -Timothy, $12 to $11 ; clover mix d � on March 22nd, - ' The above needs no ornment. I w Id -gladly have refrained from publishing it I �
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ly excelled themselves in their varied and . ` - j ROGERS— kt I Toronto Junction, Having had a practical experience in You can get the best, and as cheaply had not Mr. Fear, in his attempt to expIsiln why he signed ft. madejeo m .1 I
'beautiful ha, $6 to $9 ; sheaf straw, V, to, 89-3 10; gel I Jamem togbra, forraerly of Centralia, aged �7 , using Formaldehyde as a preventative ' as at any other place. . uth. ani rtatementa I., i
I ts. On Saturday, Mr. McBeath " I years az d 9 monthe. that re I comparison with the tr 7 �
st-taw, $6. Millfeed I dy t $17 'or I . -quyre � .
'had a photo of his staff -taken by Mr. Jerome J." I a WTNTOSH�-Ih Exeter, on March 22nd, Margaret for smut on oats and barley, and also � I JL registered the *1 Beaver Brand-" fo 1 the-exprm purpose of preventing any . - .
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which we have no doubb but it will turn o care of aborts, and $1�'fora ail I n� bull z a ist ' Scott, r6hot of the lide J. 0. Mointosh, aged 83 the pea bug, I have bou the best -on Beaver Brand at 65c per 1b., half fi 11
lit or middle freights. Mani be, millfeDd is r yeare a d 17 days. � 9 rorn bottling up a weak arid chetp Eolutio� and selling it on the merits .of au article
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1. stbady at $21 for cars of sh to, and S�o . 0�, : lbs 40c rands, ftwaswise that I d1d so, Mr. Fear firsti I
� the marke . Other b costing nearly double the F rice, and I think I I
Vingham., were Visitors in town on Frid th expooed his imitation In 19 I �
ay I I their supply from me will not :have a i )urehaxe& the genuine article In 1901. Why should I
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ev'ffning.-Mrs. Putland, of Ripley, a former bran, sacks included, Toron I frelghts-1 t I i SALE REGISTER. disappointment that is si �re to follow � �35c per 1b. - any other 4e&le'r copy my label? gimply because it had made a good reputation for itself- .
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resident, was renewing acquaintances this � . ' On Tuegda , Apr the use of cheap or inferia - stuff � - ThaVe the very idea of a copyright , 0
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. week in towD.- Dair3�_ Xark ts. : I MI ght add that now, is the Dime to feed I _�
Mr. Bert. Brebner, who . . 1 rA., at St. NOTICE. and the pu,blio from imposibiQ *
; ; Colam an, Household Effects, I I � p. This I tnUBd to do without any bluffing in the matter. -
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has been sick for the past week and think. ToRONTO, March 31-Buttar-The I package of our Condition Powder. It 1 - : . I
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while, left. for his home in Thameaville on city felt in all kinds, but especially Bc Iii : i On Wailnesday, � pril 9th, at 1 o'clock p. feed aii I work better. Oi ir prices a !
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week, where he li%s secured a good pool 0 ; so , t ate Alex. Oatrarb, together with own as Bolton% i3r&�;, under by-law No. 56 and A Xe �, SO I .
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tion at harboring. Mr. T. W. Scott, who 19 to 20c ; held creamery, 17 1 to 18o j b 11' �0�tock and Implements. John W. Yea, ce of the County of Huron on the 19th day of � � �
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about a month ago, received ,the appoint- dairy tubs, 17 to 171c ; medi m, 14 td' : e$ecutor ;i Thomas 'Brown, auctimeer. . arch, 1903. : — - -
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nient here as managtr of the Bank of Ham. l5o ; oommon,10 tp 12o ; oboice P und!,ro Is, , DRUGGIST ��, e, must be made wittild one month from the date I � -
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ilton, and has since been trying to dispose 17 to 18o ; choice large rolls, 17 tol No -11 m., at th& Grip hotel, Seaforth, extensive - I , I
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