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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1904-06-10, Page 5UNE 10.190 40E STORE, 1. pair of serviceable iemand for the better ge Fit direction, as our .ar a good shoe, but they Four working shoes from loge assortmeat to c wear, and good valet diem are the folio ge eyelets, at sue special at $2 a pair. 2 -end $2 25 a hair. - at $3.25 a pair. $3,50 a pair. EIORT NOTEOE. itSeaforth Qoauty "` and " Einelesete. Peaker and wee listened tes intereet and profit.. -egg lair, ot the. Kippen road, an addition put to his D. McCall, of Brucefie re cement work, and Me, the frame vs ork4 know s he will have a good --Porkers are on else risee Gilbert Dick, of our villagp. on the look out for goo& leaves a ht of money • farmers during a twelve Mr. Robert M e or di e wait ao the past week for steak. razing. - He brought back a nick -Rev, nr. &wart, of win preach in St, Andreae* ext Sabbath, morning ape iisesmossasommooli- 13avfield. • Institute. -On Friday d, two very interesting' e held in the town hall, • fternoon and the other ng, under tbe auspices .1d Branch WoMtneS in_ the afternoon, the twit. r.ors, Miss Hills and Miss eave two very practical a„.., addrese. Miss Hills spoke id cookery. She told of the. kinds of foods and of the -kinds needed by people suf- from different diseases. ree dishes, a cornstarch pude onilet and a cup of cocoa, veryone had an oatportuetite and enjoying, for each plendid. Miss Millar bad o go very fully into her Home nureing and 'EMI • but rhat little time she made good use of in Showing - apply the different kinds of e and also in making- Nora* Imely suggestione about the at of sick people, When the was all over all who caul& were served with a dainty he members. The adjournea meeting was then held, when :fion of officers took °lam -esideot and two secretariat -elected. _ The I wo vice-pros.- esignea and Miss 'lose Snug** elec.ted first vice -presided s Hannah Ward, eecoeid. Twee were appointed, Mrs. James and Mrs, John Campbells evening meeting, the hall most filled and beeides tho fres see fyora the denionstra- ;mod programme was render - lose takiner part were Evans, Dr, Sfai tie, A. P. Er- (iss Whiddon, Mrreet„ d Miss Luella Rouatt, Tke, of the Institute desire to 1 these who so kindly gave isistence and also Mr. Peter it, who acted as chairman ade the evening. pass off so dy. Mies Hills spoke ea eat Hygiene giving eome tire practical helpas to how ' our bodices ia health. Mies old of tee "Aims and objects en's Institutes " ohich shoul4 ear to every fro:et:eon that this is doing a good woric. The• gular meeting of t 1icspeiete held in coreittnc t ion with the institute apt" will be in the beeket paenie ai t he lake, (Wee t will be thee Prepare- ' 'Vegetables for the Table oic will be on the -ueual date, h, the se-efrrid Thursday iN -^ Lea,dbure- Tiree.--The rodist cone on 1 he Walton circuit, at eppoint merit, w ill have a arty at Mr. David Boyers bOUt onf. mile east of , W neSdfly ef June. The object is te, is for repeiring the parson-- heve a plsersent time. eq.:Terrine! ref music, singint Mee`, and it very best of it drinking. will be provided. frCULi.4 by the ladies, gttt•, ng it upbat , young sure and do not forget yoUr rid itners. Go -Carts, is Croquet Set Gloves, nd Rackets, lis :Ritb.bers 411k4Witwow k_, ) -8 k FORTH* *JUNE 10, 1904. ° Briefese-A siletth reamed Ca rem% ,of Ethel, appeared before W,11 err, S. 1'., on Monday evening, on a charge of theft, ereLevas commit ted to Goderieh tti stand his trial. Xhe boy bad stolen, a watch belong- ing to G. Pollard, out or a vest which was hanging in the blaokentith shoe, anti sold itto a farmer close Pe for $1lie aeknowledged the oharge,-A tie game or foot ball was - played hero, on Thursday evening of last week, in thZ Intermediate ser- ies, between Wingham and Bruseels, Neither team: scoresL Brussele,howg over, are the evineers of this dist- • and will 'shortly play with Mild - pay. The junior team playa tee return game with Wingham eel Tues- day evening, which resulted in a faceore or J. ro 0 in favor of Whighani. This puts the teem on an even foot- ing, as the soore was reversed at the game h,ere, and e goals count. Ar- rangeniteite have not been complet- ed as to where and when the 'nal game will be played off. -We con-, egratulate T. T. el,cRae end Don. Me - of this locality, on sucetos- (tiny passing their third year med- ical examination. - Miss Fannie Rogers is home from Chicago for her holidays. -B. Gerry was taken seri- ously last Saturday with, stop- page of the bowels, hut is somewhat improved now.-elre. W. IL Kerr is visiting friends in Loadon.-Miss Clara McCraekeo has gone to De- troit., where she has aceepeted a sit - oation.-G. I. Blair, of tariderieh, Nies calling on old triends in town -this Week, -W. it Kerr and James Burgess will attend the High Court ine C. 0. F. which meets in To - Toners next wetic.-oler, W. Burgess, • if most daughters, of Miielielawere visitors wall friends in town_ last eveele.-0, 11. Smith, son of John Smith, of town, left this week for (Okotons, N W. Te where he has -se- cured a- good position in the office of an extensive lumbering firm.- Ruite a numbe-r from town attend - fed the rimmed of the lath Alex. Mc- Nabb, of the lath concessien of Grey, een Tuesday afternoon. Deceaaed aught a cold last fall that devel- oped into conaumption, endinee in death on Saturday evening. Ile was U6 years of age and had just been extarriod,.one year. -The case of James Ss. Beattie & Clark, which _was non - suited at. the last Division court held here, came up .for hearing again on Wednesday and occupied most of the slay. The judge reserved hie- de- cision. ZUrieh• Brief Bits. -Rev. E. facheulke, 'tor of the, Luther churele preached in Berlrn last'Sunday, and Bev. W. 3. Yager, of the Evangelical church _preached in Stratford.. Rev. Mr. anemone, of Dashwood, pretrehed in elle Evangelical church here to -very large eongregations,-;Mrs. Geor ge Noland, weer has been in Detroit for three years, returned home a few days ago to vit. her Mothere-Mes. efaeffy, who has been living -ii New .3(ork State, is here visiting her Another, Mrs. C. Volland. it is a ,good many years since Mrs. ifseffy ias been here before. -Mr. C. Schrag moved, int.° his house, on Monday, and Mrs. J. Baal bus also moved into her alouse.-The Evangelical - congrega- tion on the 14th concession ,have to erect a new altar in their church. It will be of the most mod- em and up -tee -date kink and when ;work is finished the ioterior of their -church wiJi be iraproveeL-Mr. Alex- ander. Thompson, an old and much esespected resident of Blake, passed 'through here with his household eiffts a few days ago, for Hensel", orhere he has purchassA a nice res- idence and where himself and his es- timable family will hereafter make !their home. -Zurich's civic holiday baa been eixed for Friday next, the 17th of June when all ttie places of pusiness will be closed. Tire child- tren of the public school' will also have their pienic to GrIend Bend the sarae day. The littln folks have pre- pared a splendid programme and it „goes without sJying that the whole ;town will turn out to the Bend on that day and if the weather is- ea- yorable all will have a speendid time and will enjoy themselves as only our-meople know how to do. We will alt beyoung again for that day. I I, St, Columban, / Jottings, -Mr. Thomas' Mcgua'dc, of the.: London Medical College, return- ed from Toronto last week. Tom passed with hotiorts, in all sue. bject --air, et'eter Tiernan, of Windsor, called here a few days ago. -The managers of the 'summer carnival are negotiating with the Pan-Anter- ican Railway Co., to rep their Min- iature 'storm train frien the Ito.se 11141 I amphitheatre to the base ball and toot ball grounds every ten satinatte upon the eZntl. The train carries about 40 paeeengers.-Mr, Win Melet-od is engaged to sing as. the ea raival.-Th member,/ of the St, Columba n °retie:rem v decid- ed not to play at the Millet picnic. .-lather McKeon bas requested tbe carnival agenia McKillop and flibbert not to ,sell any more Klon- dike tickets in Seaforeh. Their anx- iety to head, elf rival agpsits made some of them more aggressive .than sasuul. As this is to be t lie last pie- inic in St. Columban for many years Ito come, the eitling orkers of the parish are bound to make it a grati- tying success on June e2nd. A re- cord is being keel of all parehosing and refu.si rig o purchase t ickets. None of the Klondike shares are blanks. This is not a raffle, but an 'auction sate . Single fare for round trip to St. Colurnban from all sta- tions, good to go June 2let or 2nd, good to return June 21',I, 2nd or 23rd. Lc ndesboro. Norxr, -The Methodist Sunday School will hold their annual straw- ' berry festival on the 22nd -inst. at the nareenge. There will be a baud in attendance. and a good thne is aeti- elpetten.-Itov. Mee ICennetly and Rev. Ur. ebt ), vito spent the past week - in London attending conference, re- turned home Monday. -Rev. Mr. Sew- ers, el* 1;111(.01:le1& eondneted 'the se -r- 111 the Presbyterian (+melt last Friday.- Dr. MeCallum's sister. of Ceylon. ie spending a few weeks at his home here. -Dr. G. N. tVhitley and friend. Mr. Torrance, of G orrie. spen Sundae- with friends here, -Mr. and Mrs. T. Moon, of Smith's Falls, tire spending t his week with the former's; mother. -Mr. J. Garret has purchased Itev, Mr. Kennedy's hor,,e, -Several -Catloads of hay %yen- shipped frown here this weele-Mr, rtnd -1rs. W. \S ,ttst,Ti of Mortis, spent Sunday- with filen& here. -Mise et. Crisp and :11is5 L. Brigham are appointed ris dele- gates to attend the convention withal wiil be •held Winghnen on thel ith and 15th. --Rev, Mr, Kennedy ME HITRO.N EXPOStT01-t. will leave for his ne* field or labor, at $3,60 par owe Feedere-Short-keep feed. the Nile, in about two weeks. +he , en, from 1,100 to 1,200 pounds each, Methodists 41H1Oft ben very sucteesful i sold at $4,50 to $4.90. Thobe weighing n scenting, Rev. Mr. Wilson, of the. from 950 to 1,050 pounda, of good qual- ameleseeseseseassee Nile. ity, told at 14 io e4 26 per ewe Stockers ' --Choice yeerling calves sold at $3.75 to $4 • poerer grades and off•colors !sold est sa to '13 50, eceording to quality. Mitch Cows -Mitch oosvs and 'wringers' sold from $30 to each. Sbeep-Explot ewes mold at $4 to 4.25;$export Intake at. $3 to 83.50, white, who for the past few months Larnbe-Yearliog grain -fed lambs told at Alma. NOTES.-Weddling breezes aie in the air. -The memberS of the Alma church are making arrangenlents for having new roof put on the shed. ---Mr. W. here on Wednes ay 1 st for Toronto. is to $5 25 h , Spring Lenbre-Prices rouged as been workin fo Mr. G. Dale, left -Mr. John Carter, e ncession 2, Hul- lett, has recently rais d his barn, pre- paratory to having a stone foundation put under it -A ne culvert has just been completed acros the Huron road in front of Me. Ge ale's farm, the work being donebv ' B. 'Henderson and Hon. -Rev. A.E.lien gave a, very interesting discourse n our church on Sunday morning on he text "train up a child in the way e should go." Blake MATRIMONIAL. - A very pleasant event took place at t e residence of Mr. Thonias teherrit, near here, on Wednesday of last, eek. This was the marriage of Miss becca, daugh- ter of Mr. Sherrit, to Mr. Jonh mas Turner, of Stanle . The import, ant ceremony was pe ormed by Rev. Mr McLennan, of Kippen,in the pres- ence of a large nurnber of invited guests. The ceremony and congratul- ations over, the company were enter- tained at a most sumptuous wedding repast after which 11 few hours were most pleasantly spent by All present. Mr. and Mrs. Turner begin married life under the most fa orable circum- stances and they have a very large chicle of friends who WiIl unite with THE EXPOSITOR in extending to them the warmest congratulations and best Wishes for their future happinces and prosperity. -A committee, IT Anted byleach ofthe governing bodies of the Presby- terian, Methodist at d Congregat- ional denominations will meet Tor- onto in Sepbeniber ne t to coneider the question of church union. estithe:. .e-- .11,10 •••••Nown•sa • • sli*v�i�, June 9, 1904 fail WhesUrreW),Standard..,....... 02 to 04 Oat. per bushel.. „.4 0 tO Pt 0 31 Paso per ofsese,---.— – 0 00 10 0 60 Ler ee pot busbal;. 0 49 so o 40 gl lakes, No. 1, loose o 12 to 0 12 dater, tub . . 0 is so- 0 18 64gs pa .0 13 to0 16 Punt, per 100 le --a....-.- e 2 60 so 276 Ray per Ion new– 7 00 to' 7 60 deo per 100 lbs- Oe et• 6 26 -e. ....e•••••-• 0 00 110 088 Woo _.. e. 018 to 020 00 toestoesepor bag Orme. ..,, 0 let to fan (retell) est buret- eo 1 ee 10 were per send Ottng)„ — ,,.. 6 00 to W oad per and (shore) - 1...#. 8 00 to yOss „„, 02510 ▪ aNdar, sr a* ••• *II 6 00 to Timothya, 1 26 to natant. new - to 126 (100 60 60 700 225 04 Fork, poi ZOO•_..___._ 7 60 to 800 • Dairy -Markets. TORONTO, June 7 -Butter -Is unchanged with the receipts larand the demand normsl. Qaotetions all'round are steady. Creamery prints, 17 to 183 ; solids, 15 to -16o; dairy poiuidrolla, kited to choice, 11 to iso; lease dairy rolls, 11 to 123; poor to inediuin dairy, 9 toll0e, Cheese - Is about stead , with an osier tone in sympathy wltb outside rksta. Quota- tions are uuchanged at 90 r new large, and 9ie for new twins. 01 large is steady at 104 per pound for job 1 here, Eggs -Arrivals hers are fair about blip enough for ordinary pu . The de- emed is normal and q tions are un- obringed at 15cs per dozen. To steady wools We q unwas Wool, latt, `Jorte 7—The *feet here is and unchanged. pts of winked re still lightt Odic lines lire fair, t0; Washed, 170; ejections, 13o; ed, 10 11c. Live Stook Malfkets. LosnoN. E gland, 3u 6 -Canadian cattle are quo d steady and unchanged at 10i to 12e per pound; r disinter beef is 81 to go per pound ; Sbsp, 12 to 14e per pound; limbs, 14 to 14c per pound, lavearoote June 6 Cana1illEi cattle are quoted at 61 to Bid, -----: MONTREAL, Jtuse 7-Trad at the Feet ern Cattle Market, was dull to day and prices were firmei. Cettle-Receinta amounted 10 400 head, most of which wore of good quality. The detnited kr them was good, and at ncoa fifty remsined , un- told, Prices ranged art 'allows t -Choice buteherse 3 to. filo ; goc , 41 to 4e; medium, 31% to 4o ; esotomrn, 3 to 3&'. Calves -Receipts amotultedi to 300 head, the quslity being mostly g eel. The de. mand was poor, and at uooi 75 remained unsold. Poor stock, sold at from V, to $3 and good at $4 to $8. SheetJ anl Limb -Receipt, of ',beep and 1&mti amounted to 60 head each. The sheep brOught from 3-,./ to 4e, ;Tang lambs Efeiling at 82 50 to 85 Gaon The demand wae Ira,. Hoge -Re- ceipts of hogs amounted to Pei hoel. -Tne demand was good and pri s rang, d frons ee ' to na 1 per pound, BUYFAW' 'Tune 7 et4 ot4te-herAsetl5cetro; 25 to 85 35; 50 ta ..3 i si ii?rriS5tel°r god, ; $28. Veer ga-Recei te, 22,100 bead ; active, 50 lower; heeey, 84 75 to $4,80, a few at 135 ; meditim, $1,75 so e4,80 • yorkers, $4 l5 to $4 HO ; pigs, $4 55 to 14.65 ; roughe $4 to $4 20 ; Atage, $2.50 to $3; dairies, 50 to $4,70. Sheep and Lambs -Active, yearlings and ewes, steady; others, lower ; lambs 8440 to $5.85 • yeerlinge, $5.25 to ; wethers, $5.25 to '$,5 50; ewes, $4.75 to $5; sheep, mixed, $2.50 W 85. TORONTO JUNCTION* June -There war the usuol heavy Monday run at the -Union Stook Yards yesterday. Si ty-tbree cars were received, which mutat ed 1,265 cat- tle, 6 sheep and 22 calves. Trad,e was brisk, and everything was sold early. Prices were efirmer. Expor ere' Cattle - These were of goot quality,. n4 sold read- ily, bringiog as high as $ .40. Average prices for exporter' ranged tween $5 and $5.30. Bulls brought from $ 75 to wee, Butchers' Cattle -There we not enough of butchers' cattle to Rupp's; the I demand, The best butchers' cattle br ughteas high as $4 70, avd from this fi nre down to $4 40, For fait to good load of butchers' were paid from $4.40 to $4.60 ; eominon to fair. from $4 2.7.ajo $4 30, and rough to in- ferior from $3.75 to 84.50. Tootosero, June 8 -The qu lity of cattle takee togifther was notao g od as it has been although there were some choice loads of exportere' as well as hoteliers'. Trade was brisk, nearly eve ything being - sold before 10 o'clock a, ire ricer for fat cattle were higher, especially in the butch- ers' dame. Exportere-Choae, well-apish- av ed hey exporters sold at $5,20 to 85,45 per OVO5 ; medium at $4 80 to $5, Export 'Bulls -Choice export bull, s ld at $3 75 to 84 25 ; medium at $3.50 to 3 60, Export Cows -Prices ranged from 3 75 to $4.25 per cwt.,i Butchers attle Ohoics picked lots of hutchore' cattle, qua in quelity to the beet exporter'', weighin from 1,100 to 1,200 pounds eaoh, sole at $4,75 to $5; loads of good butchers' at 84.150 to $4.60 ; medium, at $4.25 to $4 40; mmon, $3.50 to $4 ; rough and ulterior at $3,25 to to _kers and feedere stew y ; 403 frigher ; prime eteere, 6 cows, $3 6e to $4 73; butte, et ickere tpringeis, &At, 00 id to choher, 845. to $52; m $30 to *42; common, $18 25e higber, $4 50 vo $6, H from $3 to $5 eh. Hogs-Pricefor straight loade, fed and watersd, were $5,12i per ewt ; and $4-871 for lighter and fats. Births. BRETT-Its Seel orth, o* Jura, 71h, to Mr. And Mrs, Sett Brett a daughter, WHICESIDE-Iln Hansen, on 22n4, to Mr. and Mrs Aileen Whiteside, * dauehter. MeCASOY-In Cincinnati, Ohio, on Missy 30th, (Dee - oration Hey), to Dr. Edward 0,, and Mu. Me- Ce+sy, a daughter. JO0NO-10 thborne, on May Seth, to Mr arid firs, Henry Johns, a daughter, JUDD--Ifts Clint no on May 301h, to Mr and Mrs, TIMMS! Judd, a daughter JONKS-ln Clinton, on Airy 20th, to sir. and Mrs. Ed, Jopes,staon. BONE -In Morris, tot May 20th, to Nt. and Itin, Thomas W. Bone, a son. HOLMES-In Whitechurch, on Msy 291b, to Mr, teed Mrs. J. T. Holmes, a daughter. Marriages. illIOULDIOE-McCUAIG-At the dense, MeKiitop, on June 1st, by Rey 11 Carswell, Mr William Shouklice, of Grey, to Mies Mary Mcensig, of McMillen '4 R0138:--ttENZIE-M the rnidenos of Mr James brother4o4sw of the bride, on June 6th, by Orr 11Certuell, Mr Robert 0 Rom of Met age, Illiocis, to Min Christina Manz's, of Mc. Kiliop EBEittlain-lieflEit-At the ratline° of Mr Jacob Meths., Ertmondville grandfather of the bride, on June Stin by BAY Neil nhaw, Mr. George 11 Delbert, so Misis Barbara Ellen Me - (lee, both of euekersinith SELLARS-HAWTHORNE-10 Lower Wiughem, on Mee 25th, by WA' N McLean, 0.4, Mr Win Mellon, to Mho Sheba Hawthorne .011BleTIF,--FERGU6ON-At the residence of the brideargrivdmother, Mr* Williams, On June let, by Rev Ail Mellott, of St Thomas, Mr Obat W Christie, of Stephen townehip, to Min Ida Ann Ferguson, daughier of the tato JASZOI Fer- guson, of Exeter BAOSHAW--NORTIVOTT.4t the res1den3e of the bride's pronto, on June 10, by Ker Wm .0odwio, 114rr James Brgebaw, of Swollen township, to Miss Nellie, eldest daughter -of Mr Roger Northcotl, of Hay DOUGL4S-BUITERY-At the mimeo, Winghain, nn Joao len be Rev D Perris, Mr Robert 1 Dula, to Miss Margaret Buttery, both of Rowlio Ewit-iekSNELL-At Koox church manse, Gcde- elan, on Janette by Bev James A Ardere n, ' 0 A, Mr Wm Jams. Hodge', W Anse El zebettii -Jane linen, both of FAA Whwanagh MoINTOSH-MoltEeN-At ibe reeidenee of Our briden p 'rents, Brantforn, Junelitio by Key A W elefetteh, of Belwo el, Mt 0 0 Helot oh, of Torento ti nlle J., only derriere 01 Mr and etre tiol eft mama • Deaths. SCOTT -In Sealant, oe Jule 6th, Praxis Zeott, sod 02 years and 4 n oath", torsh, on June 4th, %f ifriviery Ann_ Rioh, wife Mr Alsrant Worth, aged 78 e eery ifoliAUGHT01-In Tuckeranitto on Ju' e 415, Win MeNaughaen. aged ed )0801 aed In dos DOLMAGS-10 1101011°p, oo Jane 60, Lucie Derive, relict of the late James Deltnage, aged 84 year' IfeB itl DE -M Gravenburst, on May 20t5, Annie facilede, of 167 North John Street,Hem Icon, Mao of Mrs $ Wallree, o1 Tuekennarh, egret 21 yesrs zetearr-In Wingbam ore Way 29th, MO eltarles r gel 61 ye/Shand 0 mentos IRYIN-In Lower Winghan, on May e7tb, Hobart Irvin, aged 83 yeere. 10 months sod 16 cloys IdeMANNUre-In Winghatn, on June 1st, John Alexander, infant son ef Mr and Mre J 1 Mc. Itannus, egtd 6 months ALEXANDER -In Goderich Winning), on Iffy 2815, Elizsbeth Spline, relict of the late Wm lAlett- , andat, send 92 yesn 000K -In Blyth, on May elet, Roland Cook, aged 38 years and 19 days McNABB-In Grey, on June 413, Alexander Mbe Rabb, aged 26 yens and 4 days SALE ItEdISTER. Oa Saturday, June, lith, at one o'clock p. In., at Mr, G. B.Veettis reeidener, Sue forth, 1100'4111d Furniture. G. B. Scott, proprietor: Mime Brown, auctioneer. Oa Tuesolty, June 14411 at 2 o'clock p. in., on the west hell of at 30, Concession 11. Hibbert, Farm, Farm Stook and Im- plement', Sim J. J, Mg's, proprietress; Thomas Browa, auctioneer. JAMES L KILLORAN. Barrinier, Solicitor, Notary Pronto etc, Money to .0411, In ftesfortb Mondays, Fraleys and flatus. diner. effice open *very week day, Over Pickard's store, Main street, Seat trih, 1904 1.70TION SALE of 60 Choke Stock Steers, Dry Cows, heifers and If th Corm—James Jones at received instruetions ham Mr, Wm. Rogers, to sell by Public Auction, on IAt 23, Conceseion 16, Township of Loaan, en Wednesday. June 1615, 1901, the toffowing 2 nem 3 yens old, 20 steers t year! 014.2 Awn 1 year old. 4 heifer' 0 years old, 4 heifers 2 yawl old, 16 dry casco from 4 to 6 years oin,2 cows 6 yarn old, due to calve about time of tale, 1 two.ner-old bull. Sale at two e'clock. Terms -Six months' °resat will be given on tundshinr sp. proved joint notes. 61x per cent per annum off tor -*Ash. Positively no fefetV0 as the proprietor Is ehert 01 pasture, WU, WJOER1, ProprAor : JA JONIS, Auctioneer for Perth and Huron, 19044 Alexandra General And Marine Hospital. To CONTRACTORS. The truatees of the Goderich flogpitel invite ten. den for tbe nononry, carpentry, plumbing, hosting eleetrie wiring and other trades to the construotion of the building in the town of Goderieh. Tenders steeled rine endorsed tenders tor hovital se111 he re. calved' up to noon OA June 23 -el, toae by the arch a iteet, at whose office plans and epecificatione cen be seen, and from whom all informetion csn be obtein. ed, vendee necesearily aeceptect, 1. ADBS FOWLER, 0 E., Architect, Ooderich, 190t12 SEALED TENDERS, addreessal to the mid ad, and endoreed ?Tender for Gederichl Br le tor," will be received at this Mlle) until Mon y, July 4, 1901, inelurivrly, ter the construction 01 a Breakwater at Goderleh County Of Huron, On no, aceording to st 'nen aol epecificetion te ba ieen at the cfties of H. A. Gray, Ue., Engineer in charge of harbour works, Ontario, Confederation Life Build. Ing, Toronto, on application to the Postrnasta of Goderich, Ontario, and at the Department Of Public Worke, Ottawa, Tendets will not be. considered unitise made on the printed form suppled, and sigoed with the actual signateree of tenderers. An atimpted °berme on a chartered benk, payabik to the order of the rionoureble the Milliner of Pule-' he Works, for nine thous sod dolisers(891000.00) wad accompany cub tender. The °toque win be fcr- felted if the party tendering decline the contract or fail to complete the work contrected for, and will ha returned in ease of nereacceptance of tender, The Department does not bind iteelf to accept the lomat or any tender. By order, FRED. G.ELINAS, Seeretary. Department of Publics Works. ottawa, June 415, 1901. Newepaperr tea rang this advertitement without authority (roe the Department, will not be paid for it, 1904-2 Auction Sale of Valuable Farm Lands, Coder and by virtue of Moe potters givernto Wein UTIdet the last will apO testament of Woes Hamm, late of the township of Matinee, lo tbe County cf Huron, Yeotnan, deceased, tbe Execetort of sad estate will offer for role by Pnielle Auction on Sat- urday, the- teth day of June, 1001, at endock in the afternoon, at the Conimerchel Hotel, la the Town of Seaforth tbe eaot ban of Lois 22 •ande he west half of Ltt 24, both in the 8th Concession of the said Township of Mantel), containing by *dome:sure+ meat 100 aetes of land more or len. There are satiated on the first described parcel of -lend, a good house and bsrn and outhouses in good repair; there is about five lel ei dill in bush and 101acree ander crop. There are no bundler's on the wired oecondly deecriiei but tilers Is cn tame %bent e5 acres earlier crop and abnit 10 acres of bush. There Is • never tailing supply of ti tic Ing water on this property. The properties will be sold separately r together 44 natty suit inteJding purchasers. Terme of sale, -1.0 per cent cah dawn ou the day of 'Mooed the bal- anee within 30 daye thereafter witaout interest, The purobseer will have to sign an egreersent to complete thank+, The property will lbo offered for sale eubject to 11 relerved bid. POI for thee patio - Ware apply oo the premises or to the undersigned, 11, .8. HAYS, Solicitor for the Executors. Dated the 715 day of June, 1904, 1904-8 cKINNON 00., HQT WEATHER GOODS, This week week we show a fine assortment: of new goods, suitable for the hot weather, at reek bottom prices, in the allowing new and up-to-date goods : Printed merlins, in stripes and floral designs, in 4 great range of eater', at So, 10; 15c, 203 and 25c. White muslins, in stripe; atell opts, at 5e, 80, 100, 133 and 20:. White lawns, 45 inches wide, very epode', ta 10o, 150 and 203. French organaies, in a full range of qualities', ,ist black and white, at 10o, 15c, 20o, 25c and 35c. India linens, In wiete and black, at 103, 12ao, 15c, 203 and 25c. Black mustier, in plain and fancy open striper, vary epeeist, at 15e, 20,s and 25o. Mereee;o3d vesting', in white and colors, very stylish goods, at 15e, 26o, 36c and Me. Black grenadines in stripes, cheeks and floral patter" at 50°, 75o and $1. Fancy linen gpetts for dresses or waists, in fancy silk stripes, very etylish goods, at 303 and 35o. Bleck and colored voiles, in a good range of colors, for dresses or waists, at 50c, 751 andl$1. Ladies' black cotton hose, very spacial, four pairs for 253, leallee' heavy plain Or ribbed cotton hose, regular 15o, two pair for 253. Men's cotton sox, bine and browe mixed, four pairs for 25c. Men's heavy wool sox, worth 18o, two pair for 253. Bays' beavy ribbed cozen bon at 15o. 20a and 251. Ladies' fine hermsdorf blaok eotton lion, with nstural wool feet, the co -- root tbing for bot weather. at 253. Mk to see our new waterproof coa0, from $3 to $10, 0 ..A.zsTizsoidn EaR,Iam McKiNNON & BLYTH. Consul* MADAM LIVINSKI, ralmist and Psychic, AT THE QUEEi1TPS HOTEL, SEAPORTH. The greatest living ,edviser. She sees ot * glance whit your troubles are and 'guides you to ultimate tumors. With marvellous insight of the most phenomenel cheracter she points the way. Thousands have recognized this wonderful gift, which combines an ali. solutelnowledge of Pelmistry, together with intellectual powers that make failure im- possible. There are sleety§ two path. '• she help* you to choose the wiser (me. Madam Livirtski tells you about bushier', Law Suite, Changes, Marriage, Divorce, Love Affsin, Ill Health, Aceidents, Dangers and Enemies, Maden Liviriski will be at the Queen's Hotel,- for one week Fees, 35c an51150c. 19044 Commenning Tuesday, June 14t TOWN OF SEAFORTH. Treasurer's Safe of Lands in arrears for Taxes, --- TOWN of 8EAFORTH to wit, By virtue of a warrant, issued by the Mayor of the Town of Bertforth, under his band and the seal of the Corporation of the Town of Seafortb, bearing dote the 17th day of SLIT, in the yesr of our lend, one thousand Dia. hundred sad four, and to MO d reeled, commanding ma to levy upon the several lands herein mentioned and deer:rib- rid In the said Town of Seaforth (all of which lands &re pretested) for the arrears, of taxes due thereoa respectively, together with costs as hereinafter set forth. I here- by give notice that unites the said arrears and costs be sooner paid, I shell, on Wed- nestley, the 24:h day of August, A, D , 1904, at the hour of 12 o'clock, no n, at the Connell Chamber, Town Hell, In the Town of Seaferth, *foretold, proceed to eell by public auction so much of said lands re- opectively as may be sufficient to discharge such amen of taxes and Paid costs thereon respeotively. Description. TO.X84. Costa Total. Let 1,2,3,4, Cartor's Sub -division of block K., Jarvis' Survey, supposed to belong toellIne Ellen Mc- Namara. - • $24,85 $19.00 $43.85 1897 to 1903 irielinive, WM. ELLIOTT, Town Treasurer. Treasurer's Offiec Seaforth, 1715 May, 1004e IN1-13 It's Refreshing When you are tired out with your effort. to Neve money, you find it re- freehing to come here and see what you get, end note what we save you -plenty that's good and plenty of reason for your paralleling I Pure White Hellebore, freshly powdered,no old stock, fee worm" on gooseberry and current' lot:ohm ' Englieh Paris Ore , the best on the roarket. "-Never Fail" Cciro Cute, the kind that cares. We hear words of praite for this remedi every day. Buchu Juaiper Ki I ney Pits for backache. 1 /ex Come n and gee us. eeis ABERHART, DRUGGIST, OARDNO'S - - - BLOCK VORT1-1 SOALED TENDERS addrened to the under. signed and endore,ed " Teeder for Post Offi e, Wing. hue, Ont," will be received at tine offices uetil Mon. day, lime 12.1904, inclusively. for the construction of a Poet Oftiee Building at Wingbaut, Ont. Plans ana specifitiatfons cin be seen and forms of feeder obtaintd, at this Department end on applica- tion to Wm Nicholson, Reg , Wiogharn, Ont. Pommy terideriag are notified that tenders will not be considered uniets undo on the printed form ou pplis d, and signed with their actual eignaturee, Each tender MUOt be accounenice by au amerce cheque on a chartered bank, made payable fo the order of the Ilonouraine the Minister of Public Works, equal to ten per cent (10 p.c.) tf the amount of the tender, winch will be fun Red if the party decline to enter into a contract when celled upon to dos, or lf he fall to complete the work contracted for. If the tender be not accepted the oheq I *DI be returoed. The Department don not bind 1001 to accept the lowest or any tender. Da order, FR ED. GELIN'AS, ere tary. Department of Public Works, Ottawa, Juno 1, 1004, Newspapers inserting this advertisement without authority from the Departaltnt, will not be paid for It. , 1001.1 IMPORTANT NOTICES. . STRAY LAW BS,-Stree ed from the precniees of ref 3. Wesley Beattie, Seaforth, a pair of yearling iambs 7 be finder will be reearded by epplyIng at his buteher ;shop, Seaforth. J. WEnLEY BEATIE, 1001-1 tfaiSTRAY PIG,-Canse into the premien of the , nciereigued, Lot 3, Conceeslon 3 If unenabcut themiddle or May, a white sow, The owner can Imo 61MO by proving property sad poring °bargee, THOMAS McnICELS.EL, See:min. 1004z3 nilEtCHER WANTED, -Wanted for Settee' fleetion J. No, 8, Hay, a teacher bolding lest or tecond eines certifimee. Applieetious will be rectaved up till July 9,1904. Appileaots to stet* ciiary and ox. oioorlenee. Duties to coninence etter summer veep +Mon Forgoes! eppliestion preferred. HES RI' I ' TRUEMNER, Secretary, 1001x4 Dr. A. Reed's Cusliion Shoes. The'Easiest Shoe on Earth. The stole of the fost, like the palm of the hand, differ* in every indieldual, no two being alike. With the otdia- ary!shoe the friction of the foot on the herd insole is the cause of wise,' foot ailnitnte, corns, bunions, enlarged join., etc. In summer the heat pen. metes the sole, and in %%doter, damp. neer and cold result in rheumatism, neuralgise sto. The Dr) A. Rerdat Cuebida Sole prevents and cares all thesis afflictions, This cu hlon is entirely ualike any "Inner sol and is bailt into and becomes per of thp shoe, The lambs -wool cushion ie pliable and a noa-conductor of either heat or told ; all animal oil hieing been extracted. The feet- are kept at a natural temperature. The earthy° conforms to and fille everi, curve of the foot,distributee the weight eveply and admits of perfect blood cif- cul*tion, giving to the wearer • de- lightful senntion of buoyancy and en - *bin them to cover greater distances' witbout fatigue than would be possible with say other shoe. 01.•../.0./IMPON Dr. A. Reed's Cushion Shoes are the greatest invention known for a eoadortable and etylish shoe, Made In all:Styles, Price --$5,00. Richardson& lit'Innis Sole Agents, - Seaforth, For the Just Wright Shoo for men. PICTURE FRAMING. We have purchesed the !Utile 8100k of Pieture Femme carried by Mr. Jas. Oravere which, with our own complete stock, gives us the best selection in this minty. We would be pleased to see all Mr. Giavsse old customers come to as for their picture fremiog. Wo will guarantee sortie- factecre (1401(8ON BROS., Seaforth. ,41.•••••••••••••••••,MT NAND TRUNK 14!`('s1 --ref% C NOW to See WO4LD'S FAIR,St. LOUIS, $17.40 'rot' rouod trip, with privilege of hotting to Chicago, also) at Cariadian f tatilons and at Detroit, Illustrated 1 terature and full information ap- Ply at (.4said Trunk Agent+, or to J. lbL NIci.Lnald, Distrust Passenger gert, Toronto. Vislit Your Friends in , Chicago On you way to the Great 850,000,000 Ex. powered at St. Louie, as the low rate of 817.4 0.in 'effect from Seaforth, enables you to stop over at Chicago, trod ably at any Caned' n station, and Detroit,. A large numbs - who have already returned from the Fair, state that beyond all comparison It is the best Exposition ever held, For TICKETS, ILLUSTRATED LIT- ERATURE, (gentling WORLD'S FAIR, and forithhr informatioteapply to any 'rand Track ttgot, or to 7, I). McDonald, Ws- triot Penenger Agent, Toronto. W. . OMERVILLE, Town Agent. A. F. 'PHILLIPS, Depot Ticket Agent. utooe FOR, SAT X BY PUBLIC MICTJON.-ileat r m ii grown has reeeived instructions from me. Tirnmetuterdy yl' ii:lit J. nne nrci Logan,tof9 11 by public auction on oo 4, on the premises that desirable from, blot; Lot 35, CoomoresWri 0, Loan, cootaie:pg 100 acre', On tbe farm there Its a com- fortable idweltiag house, new bank barn, day, driv. trig (shed bay barn and *pen, Tbe fermi is well o underdr ined and aka well fenced and an abundant mutiny water, there being three never fail! well antes* lot. Thie lot le conveniently stilted, being 11 milers 1f0113 sehool, 21 mina from Dublin and also convenient to churchee, Privilege given to do al fell ploughing and other nee. -nary work. Thie far n Is in a float elan iitste of eunivation there being let tierce nettedtold on tr ay terms as the proprietor is giving ap to gran. The farm iw,111 abo bermingeowing to ill health. Sate at 2 o'clocso it p Dublin 0. la, or On the farm. TIMOTHY KELLY, For luring partieulare apply to the proprietor et Freon too 908 , -THE GREAT- • Corner Main and Niarkot Sroots Soatarth, Ontario. Pickard BARG " Thu Largest Dry Goode sae Clothing 1 East*, Count' Concern ri IN EVERY DEM TRENT Hundreds of New Bargains go on sale Saturday, une fie Stocks Must be Reduced. Prices are Reduced. weiArowriorwhowooevy1/4" This store is fall of clearing lines. The ones we tell you of are only a few of the many on sale. Every person within reach of Seaforth should pay our store a visit this week, and secure some of the choice bargains we are offering. The following is a partial list of the money savers : Staple Department. Twelve piezes of Cretonne, pretty designs and coloringe, regular prices 9e and 10e, for 5e, Five dozen Ladies' Wool Vests in summer weight, without sleeve, regu lar prize 25e on sale this week at 15e each, or two for 25e. Special line of Ladies' Plain Cotton Bose, se less, silk finish, on mks two for 25e, A job lot of Ladies' Belts on sale at 15a each, Five dozen Ladies' White Cotton Drawers, nicely trinimed, regular 37e and 53e, for 25e. Two dozen Ladies' Plain Underskilts to clear at 25c each. Corset Covers on sale at two for 25e and 25e each, Forty-five cent Table Linens go on safe this week at 34 a ard, Thirty•five eet4t Table Linens go on sale this week at 25e a yard. Thirty cent Table Linens go on sale this week at Mc a yard. Towels, regular price 20e a pair, this week 14e a pair. Linen Towels, regular price 25e a pair, this week 18e a pat A pile of White Bed Clovers, regular price $1, for 49c. Ten pieces Cottonade, worth 18e, for 12ic. See our 6ie table—all kinds of goods on this table clearing file. A pile of new Muslim on sale this week at 12c a yard. Dress Goods Department , A table of double fold Dress Goods, regular prices from 30e to 75o, on sale this week at 25c, A pile of Remnants this week at half price. A, pile of Dress Goods, regular price z 20e to 30e, on sale this week at 121e. 0.4444-04-++.4.44-•4-404.4-4-4-4.++++ LACE 'CURT/WA 1 NS, Ten pairs of ,Lace Curtains, slightly soiled, worth $4, this woek for $2.50. A pile of Ta3C0 Curtain ends--manufaeturers' tatnples--bargain priees. Single odd pairs of Lace Curtains clearing at special prices, Remnants and ends of all kinds of Carpel* and Mattings, 14eh4eHei44-1.444"-14-1-++-le Clothing Department. Fifty Colored ShErts on sale Saturday, sins 15 and 163. only, rnaniifa turers° samples, regular prizes from 75c to $1, for 500, A table of Straw Hats, worth from 25e to 75c each, your choice for 15 cents, Men's Cashmere Socks, worth 35e a pair, on Saturday for 25e. Special values in Men's Cotton Socks at one-third less than • re4 lar price, Special clearing lines ofm's Summer Underwear at 25e, 35e, 50e. EssocosMWSZEZFAMIENtiirtfliresiMt Highest prices paid for Butter Eg and Wools eatren. 11/PARD &OpoEc111.ICK.impoBTE opaGe4A Tnwri Betiding, Corner f n nab, A Great Clearing Sale' 18 NOW GOING ON AT The Seaforth Tea Store I will sell china, crockery and iaee- wore a east for tee next l5 der, as 1 am orowdea with overatock. I will give great bargains. Alto I will sell all kinds orgro- ceriet very cheep during the sale of chute, Crockery and glasswate. Now is iho time to get good bargains. A cordial invitation is extended to all to call and examine my etook, awl bo convi;iced that, 1 am giving gmookrdgbesiertogscinkicinf Eielinttienle.froefrti,noot d,trif,ti.havoef meogold feed". alio the best varieties of ternipeetel tied white carrot eeed, and all kinds of fresh garden seede. Also ell kinds of seed onions and large onions for cooking purposes. Nsw maple syrup 253 a quart ; best Ameriean sugar heuee syrup, 2 ealion pails, for $1 a pals ; ;3 lbs, good prunes for 253, two,. ihn, apricots for 253, two lb. esti peaches for 251, five 15r, of oried apples for 25s, 4 lbs. beet, cleaned currante for 25e, 4 lo. hest cleaned raisins for 2.5c ; lemon, orange and citron poets assorted, 15% lb, Great velue in all kinds of teas and coffees. I have IS geed. *teak of seed potatoes in eteok. The highest price paid for good sound potatoes in trade or cash. Buster and eggs taken as cash. I still handle Weston's Toronto bread. This is head- auarzers for good pure honey. A. G. AULT SEAFORTE Notice to Creditors. - in tett Esteto of Ellen Ca9IDAO, tate el the To . hip of Meltillop, In ttee Cenety of Huron, Whim, deceassod. Notiec is hereby glare punters* t the Statute io that behalf that anpereene ba,ving claims against the entele of the said alien Gateman, who -died on the 23rd day of April. 3904, *IVO iflOtred on or be- fore the ffith day f,aJunp, ig04, to eeno by pert pec. paid er deliver to 3 L. K,ijoran Seaforth, Outerlo, Solicitor for Michael nowiend auel Patrick 5. Henn, Esecutore of the led vein of the dm-a:KA, their ernes and acktreseso, fun parte/unarm of their eleleoe end the eater° of the teeteray, if any, held ey tbern and enat salter end date the Executore prorte4 to distribute IN, onto* pi the fad estate among tbe persons entitled thereto baying mord only to the -claims of which they ;hall thee hal+ notice. J. L. HILLORAN, Seaforth, Ontario. Solinter for the Exerettors. Dated this 3rd day of June, 1904 1904-3 KNIVES FORKS SPOONS cnt kinde et different prase. Different kin& at same prime. Toronto Silver Plate Co., Pergeee 1847 sad William Rogerrette, Yoe can depend on them It pays to buy i,hia ;nese of geode carefully, as yr n do it bat ,Onee in a lifetime We also have Sterling Silver Seeena ete_.. in all /sizes and many pattenie. Don't be afraid of tbe price, We don't ask high prices. OHN LJJL JEWELLE SE AFOR H.