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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1904-07-08, Page 5LUIS' ;s STOE R* latest and beat a usl ion or 1esa than "-a mattr* Shoe requirei no l i ally on a soft but rl ether insole by a p e Worth Cushion Sole have corns or bunions rel f. Walking becomaa a. 1 1€ to the we,8 rer& of ®a lE - Qaahty 'fi and rl, last week. ---Quite a num./ to here attended the tars r'th.---Mr$., Harold,14Vere seget 3 here during the past w eele her sister, Mrs. A. Mure Cts. Adam Case, of Torona ig relative and friends in and vicinity --The ombers erenta orf Carmel - church ased to learn on• Tuesday lase e. Mr. Smith, of Milton, h the call they had extended lough strong induce/n ncreaseclsalary were Wee, to remain in Miltor • Whig €ill for his popularity > un rn In which he is heldee gentleman will be . induct_ he date appointed by the Blacken, of the hotel, has recently vert toed to its comfort and ape by erecting a numbed' and Mr. Caxworthe thee extends still further add .psarance by brie kveneerit €j ig•-Mr. Wm. Thompson. manufacturer, of . London, Blackwell, of that �y em here on Wednesday we Murdock, of this village, he races at Seatorth,---Mrd chanan has returned from a visite with relatives he d ee ith her son in Guelph.: 1cEw en. and Beni, .hoot - are home for their hal- .rgeant - Crawford, and of London, are here Mrs. (.Rev.) Shaw and Mrr& `he Misses Sea:ttle, public ea,efhere are home for oleic Zurich. D€ minion Day passed overt i.etly in our village.: Thera -te1ebratiori here those of ile whet did nor remain et nt to the lake shore and to :nee villages to visit friends. Fred E. aust. arrived home. cttle last week after an ab-. six years. He has travelled teal and sten something of .d during that tinge. He is get back to see the friends en of other days and every is pleased to see him. Bels le and hearty.—Miss Rick- , Miss Anna Hes were °ice n over Sunday. the guests Mases Kibler there.—Mr. D vat€ at . Milverton last Stine ing his daughter.—Messrs. E. and Sam; Faust, Jacob and Garnet -Steinbach took ,/ rth race Phis week.—Mrs®- and daughter, of 13erlin,are :Miss ,Lydia Faust and otbez •Rev. W. J. Yager was at d last Sunday afternoon and t in the Children's Day sere that place:. --They Evangelic rch on the 14th a onceseiote undergoing improvement is and ceiling have been ipered and a new altar era hicl with other improve-. ive the church a very neaf nfort ahle appearance. --Mr zmel has started the brick .tris new residence. -We are' _►,ear. that. `Jacob Deichert and all hopee to see him' gain soon.—Mr. 1.1. Youngs it Miss Lavine Reichert heves 'tte'ir- fortunes . for life .ia bonds. We ali wish thesis a rid pra:Mperaus life. --Mrs. c;1 from Milverton, h in visiting her sister, Mrs -The 'Zurich Jubilee brasor e practicing indu3triotisl . : making splendid program becr>niirig oath: proficient. G. Hess has erected: a rt,ir shop. --Tice: young'Peoe ztion lawns social held Fzust',4 lawn was le affair and was y respect. --Tice .June picnic herd this week irk grove was largely at- ;r1 every one ljfe eef t swine .'t: a rood time, It Was $ :rss.—The prize list foe w of the Hay Braasch 'niftijr, or the World's now ready for distribu- '•=its be lie•I on application re•t ••ry or any of the d` `l'ltes . 1•s is up to date fit eeeet this year. CIALIT" 4,4,4+40 - 4 0 es to the vines, say thit j t milia potato,; squash taker worms: F rearveilous trap. tRON } rORTH. a fluid. 1'orsonalr—Mr. J. 11. Elliott and sfc1, after visiting the World's Fair, at St. Lout, made a flying vis- -44 to the village of Bayfield, to see ®heir many friend • and returned Monday to Moir home in the west, atifiett. Oo rr'eclne•daye, daring Juiy and A ngunb weenie et 1 *leek. We ask our customers to wodlY gear thein mind, W. €1. Willis, hole spot toe pantile' Dodd oboes for ladies sed George) A. fel*} r shoes for uteri, lteeicrtih. 19:3.1 June Wedding.—On Wednesday, 3nno 22nd, Miss Clara Sanderson was united -, -in marriage to Mr. James Smith, ot Morris. 'he ceremony Book places at .the residence of the ride's brother, Mr, John Sanderson et Hullott, Than parlor was hand- mely ' decorated. with eloseers and under a floral are), Rey. Mr. ;Holmes, ot Blyth, spoke the wordsI !that made the two one. The bride, who was given away by her father, Wore a dress of whit; popli..ni with -late bearth,e and carried a shower bouquet of bride roses. Guests to the number of seventy-five were nresent oldtllo largo array of pres- I eats clearly showed the popularity .ne the contracting patine. Mr. and Mgrs. Smith will reside -'in Morris. L©ncieaboro, 00 Wedneerays,during July and August) v+r ®tome ►t t o'cioc • We atk our creiornere to -madly beau tb`a in mind. W. H. Will, mole agent for Dorothy Dodd antes for lad es and George A. Water sbeea for mese, Esaf /Ate 1008.1 Notes,—Tho Presbyterian lawn molal, which was held on Mr. A. Jamieson's lawn, last Friday even- ting, was a grand success. The pro- ,meds amounted to $108.••• -Mie James, ,f fl trait, is at preseht the guest of Miss A. Crisp.—Rev. l:r, Andrews, a former pastor, and / tivo daug1 t- tars called on .friendsre on Wed- nesday.—Mies Ada Brio am and Miss Zit1a Whitley spent a few days with friends in Gorrie,--Miss L. Young, of .London, -Business College, Is home for the holidays. --Rev. Mr. Clement spent Wednesday with .friends in Ooderioh,—The Misses Agnew, of ,Wtlrghame spent the first with friends here.—Mrs. McDonald, of London, spent a few dayi with her •mater, Mrs, Lashant.--Mr.,l T. Bell, of Clinton, spent Sunday with friends here. Brussels, Again Champions. --Our interi ied- ;late football team are again cham- pions. This 'makes the second year en succession, that they have won the championship, and we are justly proud of our boys. The fixst game le the finals was played in Platts- ville on . Dein' ion Day when our boys won out be a score of two to one. The return game was played dere on Monday, which resulted in a draw, thus leavin,g-, the Brussels boys the winners of the round and. the championship. The Plattsville boys came by a spec al train and With a determination to win, and the only, reason they didn't was. be - eaten our boys were, just a little better, The game was fast and ex- citing and at times r ugh but Re- feree Brown- J'ackson ep t the play- ' Qts down pretty well. '' We take off our hats to the champions of 1903 and 1904, darn a.. _ Notes. --Mr. Williarn Armstrong our popular •fruit: agent, of the Ben - miller Nursery, is oe his rounds a - again Mr. Armstrong is the right mane in the right place. He has al already booked. a good many orders tier this year. --Mrs. Benjamin Hig- gins and family returned home af- ter .a pleasant visit to friends in Exeter.—The Misses Ricker. and Tay- lor, of Kippen, were the guests of • Miss Ward least week.—Born to Mr. and Mrs. James Keyes, Parr line, a eon.—Born to Mr. and Mrs. L. Beat- ty, twin daughrters,_=Mr. John Beat- ' was harried last week to Miss 'Glenn, of Usborne. Congratulations Jack.—Mrs.. Woods, of Listowel, is here visiting. hot • mother, Mrs,' G. Beattie,—Mrs. Wrn. Purdy has znov- e't this week to Scat'orth.—Mins M. Bird is able to be around again. 1<tyknnic hits started in this vicinity end some are nearly through,—Rev. Mr. Jennings and. Mr. Cook, of Bay - fold, have returned home from the old country whsc:iie Mr. Jennings. went for his health. He looks bet- ter but is still under the doctor's care. --The. Orangemens' sermon will be preached in St. John's church on Sunday at 7 o'clock. --Work has started on the new school. Mr. Patterson, of Heneall, has the con- ttraet.-•.Mrs. Hartwell returned home Mondayafter a pleasant visit to her :friends in Kincardine. Best Guide to the Wo «Ws Fair. The handsome Pub" ice.! ion which 'Hi, Grand Trunk Railw_'y System has issued descriptive of the World's Fair, St. Louis, Mo., has been very much ;.srlmirc.rl by rill who have seen it, and the Company, are deluged with requests for copies of the pub- lic -item. The book is a very use- ful one, ;wing; ;is it does a brief, thought porn ; feel; ensi ve description Of the $ 0,00 ,tpw Faired inelud.ing the best maps ref the World's Ft.ir 'Grounds, the f ki T of Si. Louis and the Grand Trunk lt•tilway System, showing vari'tble routes 1:o and erne the. " Ivory City," • .No one should miss , =curing 4 copy which will he sant on receipt of four cents in st•irnps. • Catholic Foresters. The Foresters' banquet in Toronto on Monde:1r (;venin r, June 13th, was a very large gathering, including ov- mer 25!) p,f the Format:ear; of the city of `t Taranto, Efe•ry court was largely 'represented. Had the banquet not 'keen limited, Mcilrynise,y' - large ban- fleet hall would have; been over tax- ed. The leinquef wee given in hon- or off' Mr. F, V. Mclrady, K. C., High Che.f Ranger. Terere were Present at the guests' table Rev. Father Canning, ot St. Joseph's cburrli ;Rev, Dr. Telfy, President St, Miuliael'e college ; Rev. F=1tlters lIarnarchc, Minehan and Whelan; Thee. If, Oanon. High—Chief -Bulger tee the order, Chicago; John A. Ilimbach, Well Treasurer, Cedar fapids, l'rxwa ; ;Julius A. Collier, Nigh Trustee; • M, F. Mcrrga,n, On- tario Provine in 1 Trustee; ; Messrs. Peter Small, lee Henderson, K.C., L. 'r. 'Das :tu, J. J. Treaudeu, Joe. Malloy, and Joseph Cadare t, Among others were officers of the Toronto courts. Letters expressing regret - at inability to attend owing to pre - ;dos engagements and sparking in *he highest terms of Mr. MeBrady end wishing the banquet a success `Fare read from Hon. F. R. Latch - fid, Minister of Public Works ; Rev. J. J. Egan, Barrie ; Vicar Gen - Oral McCann, Tor'onto ; C. Bl. 0'- Bondrepur , Ottawa ; Sla1 Grace Arch Bishop O'Connor, and many others. You Should Not Mise Spending a few days at the great $150,000,000 Expoeitle-n, St, Louie, A sight worth a --pari . eduoalien , Through sleepers leave daily for St, Louis via Grand Trtmk and your loc- al agent will make reservations and give full information regarding con- nection with through ,trains from this station, Low gate of $17.40 is in efeect f or round trip and allows stop- over at Chicago, Detroit and intermediate Canadian stations,cell on any Grand Trunk agent tor tick-.. eta, illustrated literature and full information, J. D. McDonald, Dis- triet Passenger Agent, Toronto. eA7oa.fa. ran Weeetenewt,86an1ard , ..,. Oat i per bushel..., .. ......r ✓._ -, F0%1 per l s'f;ei.........�..- Lar;o9 por e3 Teter,:No 1, levee b -. - , .. Giltsr, tragi..., ,....... a .. , ,.. ,., G f deux .s_. ,.• W • . M..d lG4r, per 1.00 1.17 .,. -•,... ley_ per tor, nett -an s,,,•,..e WTI CIO p911014 e. .. a. .....•4,•. Patstorsa per tag (o.w), . •.., .. Balt (retell) per barrel.,. .. .... Weed Per cord 9/ted per acrd (each),.,....., lea per bag........,.b .....tt.,.••• 0lover Spada._. ..,,:.«. Timothy bleed- .,.« •• , .; t'al`hw;.os, ih,.,.. .. T.,, Pork, ;rrr 100 Ui,. - •,, V • July 7, 1004 83 to 00 0 80t4 031 0 80 17 0 60 040*'., 040 018 bn 0 13 113 to 01114 0 12 to 0 14 260te 250 0fOto 700 6 Oo tr, 6 25 C S0 to 0 38 o 20.66 0 28 0 80 to 90 1 25 to 1 25 6 00 to 0.00 800 to 360 025 to 060 8 00 to 7 00 125 in 225 06 to ' 03 760 to 800= Live Stock Markets. LavERroo>a, July 5 -.-Canadian cattle are quotes et 6d to bed. LONDON, England, July 5—Oanadiee cattle are steady at 10e to 12l}c per pound ; refrigerator beef, 9e to 10© per pound ; Sheep, steady, 12 to 14o per pound. ToroNTo, July .5--Oattle—Exporterea— There instill an active ®demand for good cattle, but, too many poor onee are offer- ing, and they bave a had effeob on the mar. ket, The good cattle offering sold readily, and but slightly easier than at last week's marketi, bub the others were weak and lower. : We quote ;—Extra choice, $5.40 te5,70 per owe ; medium to good, . $5 to $5.40, and cows at $4 to $4.50. Butchers' Uattle--The bent cattle are quoted 'about steady, and the market for them was fairly active. Inferior grades wore easier, and in sorbs caves Blow of sale. The demand just now is for light bandy cattle, the kind which butchers find moot profitable during the hot weather. The beet steers end belt. ere are quoted at $4 80 to $5 per cwt ; and good choice Ioads at $4.30 to $4,70. Fair to good Ioade sold at $4 to $4,25 ; mixed lots of medium cattle at $8 to $3 75, good cows at $3.50 to $3.75, and common to fair at $2,50 to $3.25, Stockers and Feeders- Are fairly steady, although not muoh is do- ing at the moment. , Tha arrivals here are light. Short -keeps, in good condition, are quoted at $4 50 to $4.70, and Itghter weights at $4 to $4.50, good etookere at $3,35 to $4, and common all $2 50 to $3, Milch Cows—The range of price® offering die easy at $22 to $40 each, Sheep and L.mba—Export sheep are quoted unchang- ed at $3 to $4,15 per owt, culla ere easier at $2 to $3, and iambs are steady at 83.25 to $4.25. Hoge—Selects are quoted at $5 15, and lights and fate at $4 95. Buivero,Jnly 5-0attle—Recelpts_lii ht, ateedy ; prime steers, $5 75 to $6,25 ; ship- ping, $4 85 to $5 60 ; batchere, $4 50 to 55 25; heifera. $3 50 to $5 ; cows, $3.25 to $4.25 ; bulls, $3 to $4:25 ; stockers and feeders, 53 to $4.25, Hoge—Active, 5 to 10e higher ; beavy, $5.95 to $5,90 ; mixed and Yelekere, $5;80 to $5.85 ; pias, $5.75 ; roughs. $4.90 to $5 10 ; stage, $3 75 to $4.25 ; dairies, "$5 60 to $5.75. Sheep and Lambe. -Steady and unchanged. Horse Market. TORONTO, JULY 5.—There were the usual number of enquiries during the last week for special horses for summer driving and for family nee, and special prices obtained for delivery horses that are. in shape for immediate use. The great balk of the trifle, however, is ip the ordinary variety of working horse. poneignore are holding back on this account, so that offerings are. Iigbt, About 70 horses were eold last week, and no sale was held on Dominion Dee'. One car load of general purpose and draught horses were included and sold well. They were a very good lot. Prices ranged from $115 to 5165. A number of uaeful second hand work horses were sold at prices ranging from $45 to $100. Sea- ond-hand drivers sold from $60 to $100. Dairy Markets. LONDON, July 5—Butter and Eggs --The supply of butter time not large ; prices rouged from 13 tpi14e for erecke, and 14 to 16o fer pound rale. Eggs seemed to be scarce, and prioee were firm no 14 to 15o per dozen wholesale. . •- TORONTO, July 6---Butter--Receipts in all Hues oontnue fairly beavy, but .the de- mar,d contitiuee about normal, and the mar- ket -le steady. Large dairy rolls are about out of the market,. Qur,tations for dairy pomade are elightly higher. Cream- ery prints, 17 to Ise ; bonds, 15 to 16c ; dairy tuba, gcod to choice, 12 to 133 in, ferior dairy grades, 10 to 11c ; dairy pound rolls, good toehoico, 11 to 143. Chem— le firm in tone and quoted unchauged at 9 per pound' for large, end 9;icfor twine, Egge--Are eteedy to firm at, 15; per dozen for new Laid, l aconde are uaehatiged at 12 to 12 a per dozen, eeorexi:gni., July 5—Eggs—Select. new laid, 17y' ; straight gathered, candied, iSz; No. 213® to 14c, Buttor---Fancy graders, 1ih to I7fi>r; ordinary•fioost, 18 to 17o ; western dairy, 14 to 140. Cheese—On- tario, 8c ;; beet Q}iebeo, 7Fi3, Gram, etc. • Tottetero.july 5—Wheat—White wheat, feed—Ia eteady-at'816,50 to 517 for care of ehorte, and $15 for bran in . bulk east or west, Manitoba millieed ie eteady at $le for care of- shorte, end. $18 for beau, sacks WILSON—In Gnaw). on Juno 2bth, to Mr and Mee Harry Wilson, a daughter JERVIS-4n lioluteeville, on Juno 27th, to Mr and Mrs Alf Jervie, mon eleg,Ag—en Clint4m, on June 26th, to Mr and Mre BALL -1n Clinton, on Juno 26th, to Mr and Mre Sall, a eon DUNCAN—In Morris, on Juno 27th, to Mr and Mre Harry Duncan, a eon REED—In Goderloh, on June 28th, to Mr And Mre W Reed, a eon If eNNAII—In Seeforth, on July 6th, Walter Hare nith, aged 61 yeare and 9 menthe. FOUSYTIIE—In Tnekersmith, on July 2nd, at the residence of hie eon -in-law, Mr James 0 °hoe- WARREN—In Mullett, on Juno 23rd, Henry War- ren aged 68 years TAYIAR—In Stanley, on. June 251h, Henry Taylor, formerly of Mullett, aged 84 yaare BALL—In Hulistt, on June 28th, Rhoda Henrietta Asquith, wife of Alr Elias Ball, aged 81 veers SCOTT—In Howick, on June 260, Serail Letitia Scott, aged 28 year@ ERRATT—In Stanley, on June 28th, Dora, daugh- ter of Mr Issee Erratt, aged 30 yeare PHALEN—In Goderieh, on June 30th, Catherine Amelia Neville, wife of Mr RichArd Phalen, ,aged 44 years and 2 months YVIDMAN—In Exeter, on June 28th, Mu Ann Leni,at Hyndrnan, aged 77 non Marriage., PRIGS—CAMPBELL—At the reeldenee of the Ur Wynn Price, to Mies Alice Campbell, ail of WILINGBIJENE--TIERNAN-elo Weston, on July 2nd, hy 'Rev It II Hamilton, Mr Jernee Edgar CollIngburne, of Toronto, to MIN Idaft MIO, only daughter of MroJ W Tiernan, of Seeforth, IlEATTIE—GLENN—At the residenee, of Mr Jobe Glenn, Lumley, on June 20thi by 1tev Dr lbw. non, of Exeter, Mr John Beettlo, of Yarns,' to Mtge Margeret Olen; of Marne .11U8 rARD—MeGELEGOK—At the residence of the bride's perente, on June 29th, by Rev lid Me. Lerman, Mr James Milabard, to Mfas Jamie Me- -Gregor, cid - daughter of Mr Archibald Me - Gregor, ell o Kipple FISHER—PICK RD—At ' the residence of the Rev A 14 Themeeon, of Merlin, Milo Bessie FAIST—WUERTH—At Creeiton, on June 29th, by beth Waelth, el' of Crediton BUCHANAN—MeKEt ZIE—In Knox church, (lode. rich, on June ‘20th, by Rev J AMOS A Anderson, 11 A, Mr Welter A Buchanan, of Toronto, to Mies blebel S, youngeet dsughter of Mr Thomas McKee -zit), of Godetich CURNELL--8UTHERLAND—At the regitiODOO of the bille'e parente, Godorioh, on June 28th, by Rev Janne A Andersen, 11 A, emitted by Rev Dr Uro, Wei Lexie Dolena, eldest daugheer of Mr James C Sutherland, to Mr Percy Coree',I, of -, Toronto SHALL—RAE—At the mane°, Walten, on Jana 25th, by Rev A kiseNah. M A, Mr edolphus It firOfin, of Toronto, to Mite Mary Eaeldest daugh- ter of if r John Rio, ot Grey GUNDRY—WASHINGTON—On Jane 2,8th, at the herne of the bride, Ooderloh, by fiev Dr Daniel, ton younger daughter of tbe lets John Waeh- in en SALE REdISTER. On Seturdo,y, July 16th, at 2 o'clock effect' of all kiade Thomas Brown, auc- IMPORTANT NOTICES. r#AUTION,-From and atter this date I will not be kee responsible for any debts contracted in my Egmondville, July 27, 1904, 19094 (..e to express her sinoere thank, to the Oilers and membere of Court Ivey, Hipped, Independent order of Forettere, for the very prempt and @Wagtail, manner in which they 'settled her claim for incur - arm on the life of her lato husband, John J, Rieke The amount, $1,000, was paid within 15 doge after - once ebe has pleeenre in recommending the order to the public. Atha KLINE E. ELME, To Bridge Contractors. Sealed tenders will be received by the underelen. ed for a wooden bridge wows ihe fla5 field giver, to July nth, Pierer and so4effications mav be' teen at the Oieek's olfi e. JOHN E. HA etre'FiLie, 1000 I Work of eteel 534 It Pays to Buy BLUE RIBBON 4inder Twine because you are sure of getting the best value for your money on the market, Every Pound Guar- antee'd to run 650 ft. Our stock of i Hay Fork Rope, Sling Ropes Machine Oil, Pulleys is complete, Sills Murdie It Pays To It dose not pay te attend anythiog. but a first class lit:sinews or Shore - Eland School. THE CANADA BUSINESS COLLEGE. CHATHAM, ONT., ESTABLISHED 1876 is Canada's grastest wheel of 'hustings, shorthand and penmanship, Twenty,eight }wire without change of management le our record. It le not one ef the HERE TO -DAY AND AWAY TO -MORROW In the 10 monthe endin°erTn8e.30.1900 280' Wereplaced II If 1.1 it if 41 .113203,246 et 44 no other business wheel in Ca lads gets such reenits. Notice how the average per month has increased each year, 1.4 When you are gradnatid from an Institution with an.establiehed standing, Imola se thill infititUtiOn has your services are in demand by the business public, loYconuygoeut atrheerperawration and yoU get the position Fall term opens Tueedey, September OM We have a 'superior Mail COUrtiO Department for Bookkeeping, Shorthand and Penmanship open the entire year for the benefit of those who cannot attend coil For Catalogue of either d-opartment address 1801.62 GRANDTRUNK!sAyst-remY ST- LOWS. Feet exprees trains leave for ST: - LOUIS tWiee daily, carrying through Pullman sleepers, Your local agent will make reser, vations $17.40 round trip with etopover privileges at OHIO - AGO, DETROIT and CANADIAN NOTE,—On application to J. McDon- ald, Dietnot Paseenger Agent, Toronto onclosiog 4o in stamp., Handeome Illustrated Booklet will bo furnished. SPEND YOUR VACATION IN HICHIANDS OF ONTARIO direct connections for all parts on Georgian Bay, Muskoka Lakes and Lake of Bays, Tourist tickets on sale daily. Home Seekers' Excursions 830 to 840,50 to points in CANADIAN NORTH WEST. Good going July 18th, returning until September 20th. For TICKETS, ILLUSTRATED LIT- 'ERATURE and full information apply to W. SOMERVILLE, Town Agent. A, F. PHILLIPS, Depot Ticket Agent, Wanted at Seaforth. A reliable person to handle the Massey Harris 00, full line of Fern. Implettumts. Must he a worker, Apply to R. 18, SMITH. General Agent, Loudon, Ontuio. 10084 KIXNON & CO., MILLINERY. Now, 08 millinery season is drawing to a close, we are anxious to reduce our stack to the lowest poesible point, We will carry nothing over to another season if low prices will clear them out, Our stock is all new and up-to-date in trimmed and, untrimmed hats, ready -to -wears, sailors, eta; also fancy trimmings, feathers, flowers, buckles, ribbons, gliffono, etc, From now till the end of the season we will make ter- rific reductions in prices to clear. SUMMER GOODS. Our stock is fully assorted for the hot weather, Most of the following goods were bought months ago, before tlae advance in pricea, and will be sold at old prices : Men's balbriggen underwear, in all sizes, at 253, 363 and 503, Ladies' fine under, wear, in vests and drawers, at 7o, 8.3, 10e, 153 and 20o, Ladies' faucy hose, with laze fronte, la all elzes, at 25o Ladies' gloves, in silk, taffeta and lisle thread, in piths and lace effectee in black, white end cream, at 16e, 20o, Me and 35e. Ladies' French kid glove.; in white, black and colors, at 75o, 86o, $1 and $1,25, Mene black eaehmere sox, silk toee and heels, at 25c; and asa, Menet overalls in black, blue and fancy striper, with or without bibs, very epeeist, at 503, 75c, 85o and $1, Men's fancy straw hats, new and very swell, at 500 and 75o, Bove' suite in all sizes. from 25 to 33, horn $1,50 DO YOU KNOW Why there are so many June weddings this year ? It's because there are so many pretty wedding presents AT It's a great temptation and we don't blame them. 1 you like to go, Ask to see the NEW DINNER SETS, they are beauties and. the prices so reasonable at FEAR'§ Drug Store Seaforth THE GREAT CASH STORE For the Next Two Weeks We will offer great Bargains in the Millinery Department, Everything per- taining to Summer Milllinery going at sweeping reductiona It will pay you to see what we are offering in LADIES' VITHITEWEAR. We secured a bargain in that line, and are selling them at greatly reduced prices, Bee what we have in Ladies' Black Underskirts It will be to your advantage to get prim before buying elsewhere. We have a snap in Men'a Harvest Shoes, also a fine range of Boots, Shoes and Trunks. Any qaantity of Batter and Eggs taken in exchange for goods. Di_M: McBEATH, BLOM, BLYTH. PRETORIA Hs .14 reshiag When you are tired out with your efforts to save money, you find it re- freshing to come here and see what you get, and 'note what we save you —plenty that's good and plenty of reason for your purchasing Pa White Hellebore, freehly powdered,no old stock, for worme on gooseberry and currant bamboo. En lieh Paris Green, the beat on the market, ever Fail" Corn Cure the kind, tbab cures. We hear wor,de of preise for this remedy every day. Ba hu Juniper Kidney rifle for baokachc. eV' Come in and bee in. eetee 0. ABERHART, DRUGGIST, deli qui live per Rol bet Bic my of IDA on Or MO ace oters' List for 1904. Township of McKillop. ered to the persons mentioned in seetloes 8 and the Ontario Voters' Lists Act, the copies re, ed by exid,Seetione to be so tronemitied or de- ed of the Ifet. made pursuant to mid act, of all owe appearing in the lad revleed _Afiereeeinent of the said Monicipailty at elections for mem- of the Legielative Assembly and at Munielpal Mons, and that fetid list was firet poeted up In Mee 'lathe Township of Moktillop, In the County uron, on the 27th day of June, 1901, and w- oe there for !motion. Electere are called up - o clan and examine sAld Het itod if any minions any other more are lonnd therein to take Irri- tate proceedings to have said errore corrected rdIng to law. JOHN C. mormisos, Clerk. 10074 Wednesday Afternoon Holiday. , Duriog the months of July and Augeet the stores end other bust - neer; pieces in Soaforth will be Wednesday Afterpoon of each week et 1 oeslook p. m„ an agreement to thie effeot having been biped by W. H. WILLIS And 45 °there. 1907.1 PICTURE FRAMING. We have purciatieed the entire stock .of Picture Frames earned by Mr. Jas. Graves. vrhieli, with our own complete stock, gives as the best saleetion in this county, We would be pleased to Bee all tee Gritvert old cuetomere come to ue for their picture freiniug. We will guarantee satis- JACKSON BROS., Seaferth. Thoroughbred Shorthorns For Sate. For eale, twO Shorthorn Bulls, both of them broth. era to Imported " &daimon" now gook bull at the Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph. Also a num. her of fetnnlem, Ali Mild be sold as the owner has sold hie lam They eau be seen At Rivereide Farm and at Exeter. PAWN caillog mo at Exeter will be driven to the farm. Apply to, or address THOMAS. RUSSELL, Exeter. HE CANADIAN BANK OE COMMERCE. HEAD OFFICE, TORONT0, Perid-up Capital, $8,700.000. serve Fu d, $3,000,000 B, E. WALKER, General Manager, AM, LAIRD, /twee, fewe'l Manager, ii0 Branches IANNrastialr UNITED STATES Dee att A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED, arniers7 and Graziers' Banking. ry facility afforded farmers and graziens for -their banking baeinese, Notes! die - counted, Sale Notes ossified or taken for collection. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT sits of $1 and upward.; received, and interest allowed at current rates. Interest added to the depomit twice in each year, at the end of May and November. Tho depoeitor is subject to no delay whatever in the withdrawal of the vihole or any portion of the deposit, • BANKING BY MAIL. Deposite raay be made or withdrawn by mail. Out-of-town accounte receive every ntion. SEAFORTH BRANCH. FIOLMESTED, Solicitor. G, E, PARKES, Manager. earner Main Market SOoste Sestertfif okard 1 Der Geed* Vns Clothing Concern In Four Coantias) GREA MID MER Clearing S L BEGINNING FRIDAY JULY 8th Especially interesting items in this sale—little things that are worth looking at scattered all through the store—countless little offerings, 801326 of them almost too small to mention, here to -day and gone to -morrow, and many of them represent- ing extraordinary values. We mention just a few of these—mostly small lo s—that are likely to be exhausted in short mien A pile of ribbons and laces, orth from 50 to 100 yaid, to clear at 2c a yard. clear at lc and a yard. A number of ladies' stock collarsi reg lar price for 25e, A quantity of dress trimmings, o th 10c, 12/ nd 15e a yard, for 3c a yard. A quantity of fancy sijks in stock, regal r prices from 50c to 81, for 39c a yard. A table of double fold dress goods, ki and colors, worth from 55c to 600, for 25c. A quantity of parasols, regular prices $1,25 to $1.5'0, A quantity of dress muldins, worth 20e, fo 12c. - Special line of bleached. linen table covers, z 62x64 inch, special at $1, for 55c. Line No, 2 size 65x65 inch, gular pri 0, for 69c. Line No. 3, size 65x65 ineh, reg l price for 79e. A few ends of table linens to cl r at a yard. Sec our 45c table linen for 30c. A pile of large size colored bed v bargai 75 cents. and 8Ac., See our roller `towellings clearing a All ladies' hats at half price, A quantity of flowers at 14If price. A table of men's straw hats at half pri A table of men's straw hats, wortli from for 15 cents, A few men! colo d shirts, for 35 cents, Men's ample half hose co o and fancy, at pecial prices, A box of men's four-in-hand ties; wort Highest prices paid for Butter, Eggs and Wools fro 25 Wit PICKARD & CO. Oppooite Town Bath:ling, Corner. In and 'Market leafort.h.