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I I F�w "�T, 77!� *'ns wowrc% are wonu
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Glsdmm & Stanbury, bardstm, st Hen- r ; lights and fate tit $L751; daub
rd-10k Qhift ,Xg TaewUy, Thuraby and Saturdays, MI-tt 5 -1 -wilt VV $2,50 per cwt.-, and "ju Nalple Syrup
I I ell, 32 to $2ito t .. I
:, Wirs show For Sals.-The Hen"ll foundry I . - 50 per owt, . � 11 -
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I I 0. J. subberlsind, notary "blie, commit. TOWNTO, Mai�h I -Wheat -The markeb , app, .
022e,r% teamstcr-j�, 1. - I -,:=a, co"67saw, fire am life lzswsnoe agent wasfirmewlyand oulwed weak in'sym. - ,--
- I 04 j;1;WT of marriage Heanses. De,*�K mor*ge#. patity with the weakness In 16, outside
a wearik shoe. We - ,]am so Witte castfully d, u , markets. A lot of 6,000 bushels of No. 2 cap Pans, Buckets'and
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0 US-' Lblthimg but ihe �, 0"Pany-0 ss loweg -ftu of ins"89L ftm and red and white sold, at $1,01 early middle 1%iF
Sid French - P -1w U46 I ,jilioge jap"Ue& for 2&, L OfAo# at The Pon Ofte. freights, A" $1 W" quoted for more, bub .
, I -, .� Im if at the close holders probably would not Spiles.
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iud haels, and sew tho Sftn� - 0,&vs,-H1gb"tprW.as paid for .good clean have paid " much " $1. Goo" is steady 3 �
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ility of ripping. - . voins caw reed-sbout 10 tous of if"d ou at 90a for No. 2 0&6t, " spring is steady at
. k&od, Call and no us before aelling elsewhere- 96 to 96c for No, I east blimitoba wheat
)Vfort, genuine g&q,,,: p,�- : ,1,* eAsa down so repwited. D, Urquhart, Henall I � Now is the time to prepare your sugar,
than a -air of er Shp- �1- 46smeej -V; Ike I is easier at $1.07 for No. I bardo $1 05 for making outfit for the spring. osiva
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trlsmh- No. I norLherii '$I,0-2 for No. 2 north-. i-vad sap palls of every 4tescription made to
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A the= r This is V'he - Los Sovereipu Bank , ern, and 99a. I
� 014 otrUirlo, Iffead OX-oc,'Torouila f, Executive Of. for No. 3 northern at order, .
14egins Otir prices Moll* - ,king business trans- Goor&n Bay ports, and Oc more grinding
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4- PAir ; Prench k I , ;&td. Savings banlrdepartinsat. Special induce- in transib. Millfeed-Im firm ev 617.50 for Tree Pmuers and Sam,
I I J;PJ ftft =� Ntziocf#.-.01--tbbdep&rtx---'-�&r- OWd0w0peas cars of shorta,.and $16 for bran in bulk -east
: - - . ,$a seecont. intered allowed from date of deposit.
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1g. I 1. �� - for bran, sacks Included,' Toronto frai MO pruning goes a long way towardip this
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. 6 the work. lasiLf- -I . iseug a handsome publication endtle& . to the difficulties in getting cars moved. GraWteware.
� coming ---soft is Winter Tours to Colorado and Califor-' There is a fair demand and the market 'a
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$paired now, &n.3- ," and which are now In their City steady. Care on the track bare are quoted
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Z. low raijular prices. Call in an& 'examine
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�� 5 I le - - - - - stanopportune time, ILI' is hand'"mely ORIMACOMBE-In Ex,ter, on February 212ad, 0
J.? r illustrated with views of Jdavitou Sprin Mir and Mrs"wim. Brimscombe. a son, HARDWARE,
6 0-ash-ty 3%.08 jfo�r WO - P�8' I WILLI'S-10 860han, on Feb-tiary 2.1th, t* Mr. and
L 211411I.- -_ Pikes Peak, Gateway to the Garden, of t - Mrs. James Willis, a dm4bler,
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Alifornis ; sho views of Interestiva points -7
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Our new' pnng good-; are coming forward in large quantities, and on
Thursday, the 1,15th inst., we will show a fall range in the following goods,
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Owing to the pil arp advance in the price of cotton goods of all 19-inds, we
would ,advise O'u r friends to buy their cotton goods now wUe they can got
them at old pr,'ices, as any goods we run out of, and have to repeat, will be
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from 16 to 26��r cent, higher, Below we mention a few lines which are
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Dress duJ . ki, in butcher blue, navy, white grounds and floral &Iligas, now,wc.rth. 1
15c, for lqo, breoss glughams, in new pattarvo. at 7c, 10o, 1%,0 and 160, musline, In
plain and 1an olors, at Be, 7e, 10c, 12jo and 15c. White laws, 45 inches wide, at, 1000,
12h,, 15a And,390, Mercerized matal"se and Veotfogs, saltable for shift wAsts And
drosvies, in plsinOl a dtanoy etripes, very stylish goods, at 15c, 20?, 25-., 35o &ad 50-c.
valenoenes laceii and footing@, a large assortment, direct iimportation*, from 2a per yard
up. - Wo offer e . �& 1 31al value in gray comn at 50, 6C, 83 and 100.
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We alwais "ke the lead in this line , Voilon, in black ani colors, at 50c and
75c. Flake drelts oods, in black and colorp, at 50a, 75c and $1. Black and colored
Venatisiov, 56 Inch a wide at 75a, $1 and $L45, Black and colored Sfailliani, 54 Inches
wide, at 50c, ftiltla andforesin cashweres at 35a and 50c, White and cream lustres at
25ag 35c and 50t. i
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Two mmatb Opprentioes wasted in the millinery dapArtmeDt, I
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I CLV'V ,t#Jr1Ue4% . . . . . . . . .r. . I 'fee le hereby given that a by-law w" pased
, alstos,G)dof fnformationregarding Per. WALKER -10 Wingbam, on February 28rd, to wre, Now
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�� I -noted Exedralons to theme jr, 18th D of February, A. D, 004, p oviding for the
- - I sonally Cond Wesley Walker, a em, of 90111110p, on the
�41'e Pig buYiA9 and xhifk� I -. COOPZR�-InQaderlah, on February -24th, to A Iff
6ss.-Afr. J. -1 W"t*rn Point@, time tables of trains, fesue c'
% � Preter i,q - mlbpxo and MaL & J Cooper, a sou, 71debentures to the amount of $6,000, for
r; of a cracking d .�Mow -- W- SCUILB-0-At Zurich, an February 22od, to Mr. the purpose of a beous to the Guelph junction Raq,
§ed it at X . r I Y"Or. - � �� Coples may be had on applicatim to J. and Un. Abel Robilbe, a *on, . ,way, to PAY for the. ritht of way, and that ouoh by.
.r.. Albert zet-. - . aw Was registered In be registry office of Gode.
r raid the, price irill make a. I - D. McDonald, Distriot, Nsi#Dgar Agent', I 03111, Is the county of Huron, on the 20th Day of
I I 'Union StAtion, Toronto. February, A. D.; ION, Any wc-tion to quash or set
i! two hundr6d dollars,._ --I-- I - Warnaffes. "ide the L "we or soy part thtreof most be made I
I t tiie electric railway - =-- ECKM--00RV1TT-1n Morris, on PebrUArF Ivithin Obree months after t4a publication of by-
,� 24tb, by Rev, Mr, Jones, of Belgrave, st the
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Ioseph to, Stratford. V�1,4 L , -L law,onthe2ethof February,and cannot be made
. 1MARKRPR home of the bride's mother, Mrs. Joe Coryltil, thereaftor, Mtod6he26tbD;,ycf February, 19041,
lensall or - r Morris. viss magpis corviti, .0 Mr. p(oter JOHN 0. MORRISON, Clerk,. 1890-5
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I offimmummon . - . Samosm Feb, 26, 11M I
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Inuo-vale. ; L oatq per binhal - - - - - - w-- 0 82 60 052 miss zlfzs Hastio , of Turoberry. �DR, H. HUGH ROOM
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� mig on Graduate of University of Torwito Faculty of
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: t - 'Baffy!"Ibudbal- - --� -.... 0 40 to 0 40 _
I . wec-k-4 � � I.. I -- February loth, by Rev, Mr. Diehl. My, %dam ciao, member of College of Physlebins and Say:
!I r. and, Mrs. F� U. ' ftiter, No. 2. lom - - - - - .... 01510 015 Tri P, to Ma. Francis Hill, both of Parkhill. of Ontario " pw graduate coureas Chicago
r I SOCAt 4 Botler, lab- I - - 0 16 to Ole TINXMUCU�At the james atreeii Methodist "11310al School, Chicago - Royal Oph0halinife Hospl-
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,i'c!i�iro euchre party last . , PTru,ry 166b, Mr. Itauben Tink, cc -Over Greig & stewarre
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. _BaffL log a*- - -i ---so*$ 6 09 tr 6 25 calls atimivered,from reWdonea on John street. 1890
L the Presbyteria � I--- I
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anday evening an ItecoUnt , Woo - - -* . Deatbo. -
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... an (" it barral.; - .. .... 1 26 to 1 25 WINnU-In Undoo, on March Ist, J&Wr 0, .
Itment, in TUrjfberry.-, L =(.I=,;),.- -- -..- 600 to 6 00 Wfnter, formerly of Seafortb, aged 84 -
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i X WXdpfrooa (Short). ._,. ., _" a C,0 to 3 &0 a" 8 moethy. . I I
IWO i CKellar and ReM -� Applications for the "itlon of coug"ble And
� APP40 * o 26 to 0 50 SELLERY-In Tuckersmith, on Maroh let, 2homas collmtor (combinedj for tbb year 1904 will be ro-
,vs. Robert Sha -w and Gor-, Wor =t -- : ZA. : -- -- --.,::6, b 00 1* 600 Goorge sollory, only son' of mr. W, J. gallery, C,i,od �
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i4on were visitors at Bel_ _ _e ir 1'y ie, at -the clerk's office, Beatorth, until the Ifth
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-Tuesday --Quite a nUM_L : TAVOW. pay lb,. _ _ ab to oi KINNEY-In MoKillov; on February 266b, Matilda monthly, The swepted applicant to aegmh with
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, ,ring from la grippe. � 7 7 50 to 800 Khmey, aged 67 years. the Council a bond in two recurlillev of !DO dollars
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L vs. Robert MaXUrell went I .1. I Morditon'. relid of the late James UdKav, aged. each, WK. ELLIOTT, Clerk, M74
� .Saturday owing to the --:-, . Dairy Markets. I
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llcott,� of that rjace,-Afr. , � , - I eeipts are liberal and a good -deal of choice Clinton, sgei 48 yeam. � L A, 1,
U -1 -In Elliot ast W. a- � L dairy and creamery is coming forward. The MCAIG-At her home, 603 Crawford street, Toronto . MOW
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-- - Mra, Jame# Craig, formerly of Goderich. . . , I ,:1,111, i
ore visitin- Xms. Ander, vilarings of fine large and pound, rolls are DINSLEY-In CilnVm, on February 23rd JAna .. I 11
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.klmrs. G. Ray and 'hil- , demand. Pearson, wife of Mr. H. I)Insloy, agedW yeam "OF THE -. SAW
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t -- 11 _ VANLIVERY-In Goderlob, on February 22rd, Mar. I
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;1t her 'hrother, Rev. IL Mug. Butthere is a good demand for , aged 7s years Ld 8 months. �
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il PlaOtt.-Mr. Walter chrAce creamery and fine table dairy oods, CA Zd
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It lVingham, was hoina , �' and atook oi th o better CIS$@ L seems to be Lucy lsabeftCare-v, third daughter of the late " co 5
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LL Mizsbsth Dewhman, wife of Mr. D%vId Sander. ert
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: this week.-�,Iiss _ .. .- LL 22o; solids, 19 to 2N ; choice dairy pound 0, n tv, am!
e�,rrke-sville, his been the . .'.. rolls, 15 to l7c ; large dairy rolls, 16 to NNENENENNONEEmmommom = &Mil - & .-iI4 �=i
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. -� Me hn,Tnf. L'Saf , medinm dairy 13 to 14o : ". e0m)
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A well �nown borse and cattle feeder of this neighborhood called on us I
about two months ago, and said he had Jecided to mix his own stockfood.
He purchased 4 tbs. of our t I
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costing $1, #bieh be mix@d with 4 lbs, of pure sulphur and '00 lbs. of linseed
meal, The rosult was 58 lbs. of mixture, costing $2.70, ,)r about 4?,c per lb.
This he has ui;ed�! and pronounces the strongest and best stock food he has
ever tried, 4e 4ays .- "--You could not believe how his animals improved
after beginniog to use iol7f - "M -
Now, b04 lao mixed this powder with bran, instead of linseed meal, it
w.onld have ecist him about 2P per 1b., but would it have been ag good 7, He
can afford to iise;the better meal, and still have his food much cheaper than
manyof the pat4ont on6s advertised. �
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Punt of the Storm - and , - ": 1_44 good demand and the market is firm at ft C: 0.43 "I
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itiray shp I Farrin S6ck anA Implements. John Staf-
101 until, Thu.rsday-murn- a ford, proprietor ; Thom. Brown, auctioneer, 00 0 P
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Monthly me-oting of the - �� � , CL P.-Mv
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'�eld at the home. of TORONTO, Alarch I -The market la dill, and other Farm Stock, Implements and 4; ,a$ 0
. UM I as might be expected under present condi- Housebold Furniture, on Lot 28, Conces- W ima
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L the subject ` A week's - to seed when the ground in buried under Kay, proprietor.; Thomse Brown, auction- 00 CD = 0 �
� busy housewife," was �: - , , .
. . -- two to ten feet of *nnsv. Prices are un- eer. I "
i.,'Ue -paper -was p,repaxed' - - changed at $5.25 to $5.75 for r,d clover, On Tacifday, March 15th, at one o1olock = ?I , d
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. .&I - and $6 to 86 25 for extra choice ; $4.25 to p. m. sharp, on Lot 21, Concemnion 6, Hay, =d I i
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U -11 -on Wednesday, hlar6h I Potatoes. -,. . noon, on Lot 25i- Concession 3, L. R. S,, " UQ , X
�4fcoakinj of' meats will - ,'-- * X
. I z Tuckerstnith, Farm 86ok and Implements. -,- --- CD 0 -we . �.
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.. anufacture of -- on tba track here ara quoted t 90 to 950- Tuckeramith, Thoroughbred and Grade W 0 :�, � - ,;�p
�.xaxes,, ! Intends locatin-K .1 - 2-otatom out of store mail at $1,15 per b4g. Cnttle and orber Farm Stock, Implements pod 0 C ,-T
!11(yon, It is a branch ot -- - . -1 and I Household Furniture. M. McKay, ts
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cattle steady at I I to 12a per pound ; re- in-, On Lot 25, Concession 5, MoKillop, ad- e.t. .
le -Ville, of that city, at � joining Grieve's bridge, Farm Stock and = 2 co : * CD
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I Buk'Fm,o,, March I -Hogs -Fairly active; Thomoi Brown, auctioneer. I ��
,I&S operations the first � . On Friday, March, 110, at I o'clock p, (M - W W : � - fak�
ft. - . - 5 ta 10a lower ; heavy, $5,80 to $5 90 ; 'on Lot,16 Conems,sion 9 Babvlon line Z em+. .
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All 35c a6d 140c Dress Goods to go at 19c a yard,
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Forty Pi esiof 10c and 12J,c Embioidery, to be sold at 5c a yard.
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id'olen- Ermatinger, who 11 $6.25 ; stage, $3,75 to $4 50. Sheep and Dowsoo, proprietor ,� Thomas Brown, auo. I � I - �
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f daughter of Mr. W. - lower; Iamb$, 85 to $6, 10 ; yearlisges -- 11ANW11 A�Uxldj r -
merly raariage� of the .. * $5.2.5 to $5.50 ; wethers, $4.75 to U90 - in.. on Lot 24, Concession 1, Huron Road, M CD 1�z .. I
I i Hibbert. Farm Stook and Implementio. pq
,,Lak, and now- of Chat- - ewes, $4,50 to $4,65 ; sheep, mixed, 8, 0 "
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� Gravenhurst, an Wed- . .. -to U86. James Hart, proprietor ; Thdmas Brown, � eut- tt World's -
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t wewk. Mr. Creight-oa - 11 11�, MoxnwAL, March I -Trade at the East- Oa Wednesday, March 9th, at 1 o'clo CD I �t . to Pee. �lst, 1904. Kidney Trouble. Lame Back, Constipotion,
of Rev. Xr. Creightollo- , arn Abbatoir Cattle Market was on the ok � - i
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Tgpnan at Blackstoolci 11 � dull side yesterday, and prices were steady, p. m., In the Village of, Varna. a wooded "T cost of �,xpoaitfon-W,000,000 balt, for $5 at I
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� erly of the Stan ar& -- -- DO condition of the country roads inter- farm of 100 acres in Stsnley. Joseph Foster. to , 0 ,�. )tm" 0 , (if g F 1,240 acres,
rg - (it �� proprietor; Thowas Brown, nuotfoneer, ' . In% C) �m�
-ham and Toronto. I - feted with receipts considerably, but the On Tuesday, March 22nd, at ove o'clock - I I J, S. ROWMTS.
.. effWogs were more than sufficient, save In 0 0 , You way stand on t4io fee all day� and
XPd. Railway Gluh held - I.- Special Cc 0 yet have warm feet, if you wear a pair of
� -1 the cue of hogs, wbich were soar". P, ul-, On lot 1. eoncession 11, H, R. S" @W e -f- nist oile way excursion fares
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I of the G, T. It. Imsti !-- - .. , most of whieb were of medium quality. J5101811 Jonee, suctioucar ;' Iffni. Sinclair, %& I (D ! Electrio Imles,
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kad Ithe spacious room � lows: Choice butolion', 4,fo to 5o; good, on west parb Lote I And 2, Concession 2, An 0 1 WA"% Nelson an I A Roul � and, British Columbia, J. 8, ROBERTS,
o�ely - decorated ,svith 40 to 41c ; medium. 3.10 to 3�o ; common, L, R. S., Tackeromith, Farm Stook. Them. 0 JJ ,
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�-Panxer.% while on the ,. 20to3e. Calves -.Reeeipts amounted to 70 Kernick, proprietor ; Thomas Oameron, Obb S (D I
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Ides, twe'sided over by -� head,thequality being mostly fair. The auctioneer, � �, C010. omw 0 Portland,, Oregon ; Seattle, Washington ; , Roberts' Pills
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I orwan-ization. The G. - � lambs-Recalpts of sheep amo raZrt's Vegetable Stomach and Liver Pills,
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I r%ftd A delighttul, pro- . Who abeep brought from'316 to 4c, lambs M on Lot 25, Huron Road, Tuckersmitfif IF IT'S FROM ; your appetite and make you feel like a new
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111i to the enjoyalent 11 for everything offered,, Hogs -Receipts of priator ; Thomas Brown, auctioneer.
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. *aa aodva- and prices ranged around 5A,O. .). m., in tbs village 'of Dublin, Houie and
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r 0 March 2 -cattle -Export. Lots. together with Effect& M. Doyle, IT'S GOOD. I
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I 8" A "IOU' in "I --. IMPORTANT NOTICES. moll, and it is a great satisfaction to us , I � lutely the best preparation kaown
t -- quality . bullim moto worth $3 66 to V 85 ; . � . -h hands, as nu.
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; P" owt. Export cows-Eawrt VOR SALF,.-Immedlately, on Lot 10, Conoetefon fresh drugov at rfghv prices, tire being
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�-#o �� 11 barn, 2 frame sUbles, sheep hmse and pig pens. A to learn it is worth your while to come am " Jo S. ROBE RT'S
,� fair to good, $3 60 to $3.85 ; common pvwo from se�d i near North Bay last year.
� I- 03 I froever-fallingspring'araek run@ through the here --to become a regular customer. Th Ided e� 87 bushels par acre and oo4 a h�uj
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ted our annual stock- ... t � 040nero, $92,bO to $2.75. Feeders--Staere work it. It Is rtir of a mue from a school Perlhaps these Items will help I VUR -4 smrN -9-3
k �� - 'SON, Ethel On . 3800-U, D U - irl,
I - .. Of 9 and iwo milea (Motm, Apply to WALTON � suade you. I
ableg for this sale - - ood quality, weighing from 1,050 to fllroq�r I �� xv, h,
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. ..� 700 pounds each, are -worth UCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK, -Mr. Thog. never fails 50c lb i
' 43 to $3.50 per owt, ; off-colorm and ot Hernick has inatruoted Mr. Thomas Camoron
�.'-Ila price 88a a suit. 11: ---.. A 11 Never Fail " eorn cure, a real G06,HRICH, - ONT.
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f m wbrth to take, effective - `25c bottle Formerly of a CommorolAl Hotel, Seafortli, a%,
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RIF, � .. I I Oar Own" .Condition Powderso I tend@ &'wrdiat invitation to &11 hisoldfriendmand Picture Frames m"Ied by Mr. Jam, Graves,
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I .. � calve hu OoWbar. Pigs--TIF0 well br6d Chester 250, 5 fo: I =f% which, with our own complete stock, gives
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� best 2.5c Japan tea in $6.50 per owt. SheeP-Priws $3.75 to white ecwg with lifter at took I Yorkshire sow- 'Two hotel to firvil. us the best se-leetion In this County.
. sod � all will be ma", comfortable.
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% . . .. '. lAmbn-Pricea for grain -fed , U. ABERHAKT9 I8Wtf J. D. ELL18, Proprietor. Gtavebl old customers come to us for their
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- - 400d mprina lambs are worth $8 to $10 emb. joint not". A dwwant of 5 per "am 1� . . - BLOM C4 EED BAU EY. -The undersigned b" on band, I ,
Aw% I - 1001-]�Wt select bacon ,bogs, not -Im Will be allowed for cash on credit 61noUnts. THOS. � on lot,", con&3aon it, Mellillop, about sw - M
KzRNlcxp prMk4or; THOMAS CAMERON, one- Pusbels of Mam dichuda Barley, &U140 a for veed, 'Pot . "
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most of all here—final sale of Winter goods. We
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present StOCkL Hence this aggressive attack of prices.
A few ends of 61 homespun, 54 inches �wide, for Me a yard. . -
Twelve pieces all -wool, double fold serge, regular 25c and 35c, your
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One-quarter off all homespun dress goods.
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vestings, matting8, canvas cloths, muslins, ginghams and linen reps.
Our Prints and Cott -on Goo& for the Spring 1904, will be found at the -
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We are showing the latest New York styles in ladies! blouses$ the prices
ranging from 75e to $5, They aie ille. latest and best fitting waists tver .,
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See our white Japanese silk waists at $4.25 each,
We feel confident that this litte will - satisfy the most exacting taotts,
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ent who fitted out his or her boy at this store, but has told Men& or neigh-
bors of tile saving to be effected by buying clothing here. i I
Every success has an imitation. Our present 4dothing sale has m- ny, but
each one only empha-hizes the genuineas of the original.
Another factor that daily adds to the prestige of our clothing sale ---Our
plaftily marked prices are alwaya below others, thus making the full Baving
effected at this sale this week 50 per cent, I
One hundred mon's isuits, sizes 36 to 44, at 30 per cenL le�,,8 than onr
marked prices. . �
Seventy4lve children's suits ,clearing from 8 1. 50 to $2 eacIL
Seventy,five pairs of men's wool tweed panta to clear 018 Week foril
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into effect March 4th, All the balance of out furs go on sale regardless 4
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Thirty ladies' fur jackets in A81;mehan, Bocharan, Rapsian Iamb, Electric
Sea], nearly all sizes in stock. - Alio collarettes, ruffe, muffs anJ g,auntlets in . .
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(,log coats, w I orth from $115 to $20, to clear at from V21 to $14
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Six calf coate, worth 832, to clear at $21,
One Wallaby coat, rejul�r price $28, to olear at $17.
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