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trefore, itrtportant that
Marcie to make the
ler to accomplish Gee
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ney in 7,1(10k:et by buy.
evy Rubbera and So;
tog need_ a_igh4 new,
lusts ranging from 15
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for 91 crt; pair.
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the price to any
aiy Hay that "1
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—neer - •
....it*
el=leien•10010,
Shrt700rae February leth, 1005.
Ali MINA) 1 00 to I 02
wheat (nett) - 1 00 to 1 06
eistspal 0 85 10 '0 86
•neee per Duette.- e, aba. 0 60 to 0 62
_ ,seeiey per irnevni.„ • . 0 40 to 0 42
te titer, L took, ORM Oa ses •• • 14 0 es to 0 16
netter,:initi --M. OM we epet IEN. 0 14 eu 0 ea
Ems say dos- a es« Ise am e • a V 0 19 ki 0 20
romper 100144...... 2 5010 2 78
Om tee TOW N. Mel el • Mb a. itte ow ft& ma6 50 to 700
pm 100 bl- 6 00 - ta 535
bterkineitO rae"4; '1;4. 50 1110 050
.00 (.6• egie ile.619 fddi tee,Ofe 0 21 0 es
reetatoto per titel” thewleat ea..' ,.. 0 60 to 0 76
(retell)
per ....1 25 to 1 00
vp10,4 per covet flongl-... -0.- 5 00 to 6 20
eg$04 per cord (shorn.... 3 00 10 06
emegas rr bagelallrelee .111011.01.- 016 •O 25 40 0 00
(C10,411. it. mei efit• MO -1111 0 6 011 to 750
entreeelity -... 1 26 to 206
eatlew, per ere.- emo or 65 fa 26
letterer Pe Re. 7 60 to 8 20
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Horse Market.
tORONTO, Feb 15. -The following were
sthe Prevailiog price -at the Repoeittry for
eltiteet week ; Singh. rod.ere, 15 to 16 •
bad*, $125 b. $155 ;eongle cells and car-
riage hotsee, 15 to 16 1 handl, $150 to
elite ; match d pairs end oarriege horses,
15 to 16 1 head..- $350 to 8450 e delivery
Intern, 1.100 to 1,200 'lbs., 812a to $160 •
Federal rupee end ex reps hones, 1 206
toe nee 11)9..9115 cl
to$155; .enght horses,
1,30 to 1,750 lb., $150 to S199, nervire
„able tiecond-hand workers, $60 to $75 ; set -
etvieerible asoond-hand driver**, $75 tei $90.
Seeds-.
t011,014T0, Fe(hrtia.y 15.-13114nm has
net yet got into the usual spring 'aotieity.
The atr-ringts are light, and the prices
are-um...ringed. Aleike, $6 to $7 25 for
Vtittlei $5-50 tor tnedeim and $2 te $4 for
Gotham ; red clove-, $6 25 to $7.25 all f,
e. h. Toronto. Timethy, $1 to $1 25,
Dairy Mslarkets.
TOF.OISTO, February 14th -Butter-The
%searcity in. butter is more p .ononneed, and
the market is firm, with prices likely to
ativinee, . We quote. Creamery -print'',
-O. (to 24o; good to choice dairy tubs, 181
to 18o; medium/ dairy, 16a to 17o, infer-
ior tirades dairy, 12,) to 14o; gool to
choice dairy pound rolise 19e to 20o;
. large deity mile, 17a to 10,3 mediem
dairy, 15o to 161). Chas—The market is
shore) steedy. Job Iota here ere quoted at
to lleo for lerge, and lie to 121 for
twine. Egge-e-The cold weather is etiffen-
ing ma -kat for new laid, which are not
eettileg forward to freely. They are quot-
tad Unchanged at 26o. Fresh are treacly at
•18a to 191. Large *tacks of limed are of-
feritig,.and they are quottd easier in tone,
.at 16e-
Meeetrareen, February 14, -Cheese, On-
teriefall Waite, Igo to 10i1 • oolored, 10a
be Ifteo ; Qaehee 10a to 10-jo. Batter-
Firiest grader, 2210 to 230; ordinary fin-
est, glio -to 2;Zi ; medium grades, 20,) to
21e oweetern didry, 18o to 19'. Eggs-
-S:010e coldertorage stook, In to 190 ;
No.2, lei to ; Montreal, limed, 19c to
6
Potatoes.
It -v Otero, February 14. -Potatoes-The
enarkieb le steady. Qatari., stock, 65 to 703
en tteeek, and 75o to 80e oat of atom.
(Eatteen 75e to 80o on track and 90 to 95o
out of ;tore.
Grain. etc,
ThkoNeo. Febrnary 14 -Wheat; -011-
• tante $1.05 tn S1.06 • for red aeci white ;
goose, 90o; Manitobe, Winnigep, prices
a little firmer, bat quotatione here are
uncheeged ; N - 1 northern; $1 10; No.
2, northern $1 0&; N', 3. north att3,91.01 ;
=Geotgian Bay port., 6e mere grinding in
transit, MtlIfeed-$14 to $14 50 • for bran
in bulk, $16 to $16 50 for shortie east and
went ; Manitoba, $19 to $20 for (aborts.,
$18 fee bren. exports. Baled Hay -Ey
in to and unebanged at $8 per ton for
No 1 tenothy, and 8625 to $6 .50 for Me
2 and Mixed clover. Bele(' Strew -There
is plenty offering for all requirement, and
the tendency of the market is towatd ewe. -
nese Gar lots, on traek here are quo, ed
unclionged at $6 te $6 25 per ten.
, Live Sticek Markets.
Lotibeer, England, February /3 -Ameri-
can Goble 61 ; Elanadiane, eied to 5ed.
Trade tory slf,W
Buestite F- bruary 1411-Qatt1e--tAn-
thee 15 le 25.1 higher. ,Prtme ropers, $5.50
to $5,75 t shire:erg, $4 57 to $5 35; buteh-
ere', $4.26 o $3.l5; heifers $3.25 to $4.75;
cower, $250 t. 8425, • hullo, $2 75 to $1,15;
stockers and feeders, 82.50 to $4 25; e took
heifers, $2 to $2,50; fresh cows and *tiring -
era $2 eet $5 higher, gond hn choice, $50
ttc/$58 ineetern to gond, $36 to $48 ;
common,
$21 te $32. Veale-tkotive, 253
higher, $4. 60 to $8 50 B egs-Aotive ;
10 to 30 t higher; heavy, $5.45 to 9550 ;
mixedi $6 te 95 45; Yeakere, $5 25 to
95 45 ; pig $5 10 to $5 15 ; roughs. 84.60
to 94.80 , t4gt, 93 to $3.50. Sheep and
Lembe-Attive and hige er '• native lambs,
86 59 to -98.30 a few aa 98 35; weetPrn
kettle 88 to $8.15 ; yearlings, $7 to $7 25,
wether, $6 to 96 25 ; e wes. $5.50 to
96.75 ; ()beep, mixed, 92 50 to $5 85.
MoNTREA.L, February 14 h -The heavy
storm thdeh has b- en raging eittoo last
evening hat had a deterring efthot on the
trade doneet the Eaat End Abattoir to-
day. Arrivals wore fettle, large, while
atock was quite eatiefeceory. Bayera were
oat in fair trumbers, bat badmen dragged,
as atocks ehanged inutile along a rather
slow scale. - Cattle-Quelity fair to good.
Quotaticaur 'allowed a downward tencleirty.
The best quelity told itt 31. to 4to per lb.
fair to good, a-ts 41-o per pound; gammon
and lean, frbm 2.t- te no per pmnd. Deitch
tom. were qoate'ci at 925 to 950, according
to qtte.lity and size Sheep and Lambs -
Quality good ; prioee firm. Belt sheep
told at 34. fel 4o per pound. Lemba were
ousted at 43 tit 50 per pound, and in spece
id comes a shade higher. Calves -Quality
only mediate. Prices fair for stook offer-
ed:. _Quetations were from $2.50 to 95 per
hetet according to size. Hogs -Prices
showed a slight upward tendency, with the
-quality of stook fairly good. The beet
stock sold at :Act per pound, while leaner
Ware quoted et 5 to 6eo pee pound.
TORONTO, February 15-Cattle-Et:port
-Traria
was iltriet in thieline, as few cat-
tle were Wrath g There was some demand
for cattle to fie apace. and the market had
a firm tone. Qar,tatjon mutherged. Choice
Me quoted at 84 50 to $3, good to mrd um,
p4942.5 ta $4 eD, good cows at 93.25 to e4,
'Butcher tattle -The denten' was abeut
aormal, bet, with the light) run of all lines,
dealers had wine diffieulty in getting what
they emitted, end prices were firm. About
the highest) on the market) was 94.65.
There was no -unusually brisk tone in the
dequiry for oettle and had the run been
116L"'Y the market'inighb have been dull, as
it was, medium grade and choice cattle
Were those meetly effeeted. Good to choice
ere quoted at $4.15 to 94.65, fair to good
all $30 to 94 mixed 93 to 93.75 com-
mon $1.75 to sa 23; and cows at 92.50 to
1,1.25. Stocker* and Feeders -Feeders
were firm fie iympathy with other cattle,
and the tuned both stockers and feeders
wee Pricee had a • higher tendency
and quotations are unchauged. Feeders
ere qeoted at 92 50 to et, and stockers ab
-91.150_ to 93 4() Milcth Cows -Few were of*
tering and the range of prices is quoted uh-
thanged at 920 to 960 each. ,Sheep ard
tembs-The eine was light Etid everything
yes eold Prim had a firm incline
ttiee. Export sheep are quoted at 83.50
i;:1134;4bkes r se, t7.11'5eii higher
entr:h 6: lee: edPhr51:4.0 035 °r tt) 43° aot 8t r9 are 69:5wIfb: r Into:1;C: g.le8lert. .41:3 T8ainanddre
Markets. Selects are quoted at 95.40, and
`ghte and fate at e5.15.
THE CANARIA
a., OF COMMERCE.
HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO.
rteesteemommoehadft.Pae•
Paid-up Capital, $8,700.000. / Reserve Fund, $3,500,000
• HON, GEO. A. COX, President.
J. E. WALKER, General Manager, ALEX. LAIRD, Asst. Ge'rel Manager,
110 Branches IANN E UNITED STATES
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
ammeinemonlealue.iarmemme0MII•
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Farmers' and Graziers' Banking.
Every facility afforded fartnersoand 'graziers for their banking bueincee. Neese die
counted. 81er Notes cashed or taken for colleetion.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT.
Deposits of 91 and upwarde received, and interest allowed at current rates from date
of deposit. Interest) added to the depolla twitter in each year, at the end of .
May and November. The depositor is eubjeot tollio delay what-
ever in the withdrawal of the whole, or any priTeion of e
the deposit.
BANKING BY MAIL.
Deposits may be made or withdrawn Mail. Out-of.town accounts receive every
attention. ,
SEAFORTI41 , BRANCH.
F. HOLMESTED, Solteitor, Go_E. PARKES, Manager,
SALE REGISTER.
On, Thursday. March 9th, at one o'olo*
p. m., on Lot 10. Conottesion 11. Hulled,
Home and Cattle, includieg 16 Heavy
Draught Colts from 2 to 4 yeers old. Jas.
Leiper, proprietor; Thom. Brown, anotion-
eer.
• .
On Tuesday, February 28th, at 1 otelock
p.m., on Lot 1, Conceseion 13, Hallett,
Farm, Farm Stock, Implements and
Household Furniture. Alex. Smith, pro-
prietor ; Thos. Brown auctioneer.
On Friday. February 17th. clearing ante
tion sale of Farm Stook and Implemente,on
Let 7. Cone$ ssion 7, Logan, the property
of A. & W. Campbell. Sale commences at
one o'clock sharp. Jones and Cameron,
Aunt ioneers.
On Saturday, February 25th, at two
oseloak p. m., at the reeidence of the late
Duncan Robertson, Hensel!, Household
Furniture, John Roberteon, ezecutor ;
John Miller, auctioneer. •
131/%12113.
PAPST--In Eureka, California, on February 7th,
to Mr and Mrs W i Paps% a daughter
ELGIE-Oa February Ilth, to Mr and Mrs Robert
T Elsie, of °anomie]] 2, L R 3,- Tuckeismith
sen
RORKE-In Clinton, on Februery 7th, to - Mr and
Mrs H E Rorke, arson
WATTERS-In Fordwioh, on January 281.h, to Mr
and Mrs Wm Wetter& a 13 ei
KERR-At the Methodiet pareonage, Blenheirc, on
February 6th, to Rev W E and Mrs Kerr, a
daughter
DET -In Wit:wham, on p'ebruary lst, to Mr and
Mrs John Day, a eon
WELSH -in Lower Win ham, en February 6t13, to
Mr and Mae W Wele , a son
COUSINS -In Clinton, February 96h, to Mr and
id re Araby Cousins, -daughter
BALKWILL-In Exeter,f on February Sth, to Mr
and Mrs Wm. Balkw 11, a daughter
FISHER -In Moropann, imiteba, on February 10th
to Mr and Mrs Kobe t J Fisher, a daughter
'
Marriages.
MOFFATT-RICHARDSON-At the horn° of the
• bride's mother, Brussel& on February 16th, by
Rev John Roes, B A Mr Wm V Wattle of Turn.
berry, to Mise Annie, daughter of Mra M
Richardson
LITTLEJOHN-HYNDMAN-At the residence of
the bride'e perents, Itowick, on Fairway 8th,
by Rev A D Dobsen, Mr Thomas Littlejohn, to
Mise Catherine Hyndman
ELSTON--TERDUE-Atthe residence ol the brlde'e
rooth-er, Morrie, on •February 7th. by Rev Geo
Better, of Innovate, Mr Robert Elston, of Wet
Hope, North Dakota, formerly of Morris, to
'Miss Mize J Perdue
SWEET-MOORE-In Cloth:mkt,. on February lab,
by Rev G N HazSim
en, Mies °ple, daughter of
the late Alfred Moore, to Mr Robert Sweet, all
of Clinton
Deaths.
NAFZ1GER-In London Asylum, on February 4th,
Jacob Nafzieer, aged 28 yeare •
STELCK-In Winnipeg, Manitoba, on February
6th, Lonis Wm Stelek, son of tire' Mary fitelck,
of Hay, aged 28 yeare, 7 mouths and 3 days
SCHILBE-At Zurich, oa February 7113, the infant
eon of Mr and Mrs Abel Sehilbe, aged 11 months
an4 16 days
I3AWDEN-In London, on February 6th, Cora K,
daughter oi Mre &seder], of Clinton, aged 21.
years
8KELTON-In Morrie, on Februsry 2nd, Robert
• Akelten, aged e9 years, 4 months and 21 days
EASOM-Ih Goderich township, on Februaly 2nd,
- Alfred George Easom. aged 51eyears
ELLIOTT-In Exeter, on Februaey 5th, John El-
liott, aged 87 years
THOMP30N-1n Elimyille, on February 6th, Mar-
tin Thempaon. aged 76 years and 8 days
PARKER -In Torento, on February 14th, Philip,
hint an of Edward and Fraucee Parker, aged
8 months
GLARIS-1n Wingharn, on February 9th, Wm Glass,
seed 65 years -
.TELFER-Da Ory, on February llth, Jeanie, eld-
est dauehter of Writ and Margaret Tatter, aged
I.9 yeare and 6 months
MINOINIMIN61111111111111106
Funeral Directors
and Embalmers.
Night) calla answered at Mr. McKenzie's
residence, Church St., third house north of
public 1.0)061, west side. Graduate Marisa-
ohneete College of Embalming, Boston, U.S
Knechtel & McKenzie,
SEAFORTH.
1001;ILDIAIG LOTS FOR SALE. -For sale, several
i) desin irable building lots the town of Sea -
forth. These Iota are situated in one of the best
partitef the town and are well planted with the
choicest of fruit. Apply to W. D. McLean, at the
Exeoerroathreech, Leaforth. 1910.tf
_
LIAM FOR SALE. -150 acres, lot 32 and west
half of lot 84. Concession 2, H. R. S., 'Tucker -
smith. Will be sold in block or in aeparate panel&
A ;rood farm for mixed farming with the beak of
facilities for stook raising. The buildings are good
comprising a briek house, good bard and abed and
atone stabling. Apply to HERBERT CRUM, Sea -
forth P. 0., or to W. BRYDONE, Clinton, 0ntafio,
1906
1GIOR HALE CHEAP. -In Harphurhey, a comfort -
r able Wok cottage with five rooms and ball,
with kitchen and woodshed attached, hard and soft
water, stsbling for three head of cattle or horses
with, hen house and pig pen, also good well and
pump in stable, two and a Inn acres of, land on
whioh are the oholoest varieties of all kinds of Unit .
This is ft most desirable property for any person
wanting a comfortable home. Apply on the prem.
'tea or address JOHN MoDONOGH, Seater% P. 0.
1940.tf
Card.
I beg td state that I have withdrawn from the
firm of Sills & Murdle, having sold out my interest
to Mr. George A. Sills. I desire to thank our
friends and cuttomers for their liberal patronage in
the pits1 and would.reepeatfolly polieit your. contin-
uance of the scam to My subeesser. I can assure
ou of bonesti and fair treatment by Mr. Sills sestet -
ed courteous and edloient clerks. by
Respectfully Yours,
1940-1 , WM. KURDIE.
EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE. of Moles Farms,
Farm Stook, Implements and Household Fur.
Insure, on Tueerlay, February 28 le no Lot 1, Con-
cession 18, Mullett, at one oielook sharp, the follow-
ing valuable property, viz.: Horses, -Otte span of
nuttolead fillies rising 8 pare old, 1 span of .fillies
rising 5 yearteolth Cattle, -4 ,rows due to calve in
tbe spring; 4 grows about to ealve ;a 1 newly ',Rived
mow; 4 heifers two years old with °elf ; 1 farrow
cow ; 8 eteere rising If years old ; 2 stem eking 2
peers old ; 2 eteers rising t year old ; 2 holfers rba
Ing 2 years old. Pige.-1 bro id sow about to Mit r;
7 store hogs. Implemente,-1 new lifievey-Hanis
binder; 1 new Deering Giant mower; 1 ten foot
steel rake ; e Ocimbine 1 seed drill ; 1 set clIallinnd
herrows ; 2 single plows; 1 souffle. ; 1 pair bob.
sleighs; 1 truck wagon ; t hay reek; 2 cutters ;
2 °goofed buggies; 1 fannine mill; 1 lerty fork,
ropes and pulley/re 2 sets of sinele harness. House.
hold Furniture -1 anon ; 1 pallor suit ; 1 kitehen
stove; i heating stove ; 8 bidet de with springs
and Mattresiese eiao tablefechairs, pictures, dishoe9
oro.okery, glessware and otner article& The farms--
Alpe, at the same time and place. that Melee farm
of 75 acres, being lob 1, coneeeelon 12, fiullett, on
which is eroded a comfortable frame house, a bank
barn with stone stabling underneath, alio a good
hog pen. There is also on the premises a good
well and an °reheard of choice bearing, fruit tree&
Also that ohoice farn3, being IA 1, oonceselon 18, on
which ie erected a froane barn 76 x 36 feet, with
stone etablieg underneath. Thle farm is well water-
ed back and front. There le, an the premlues, 10
&area f fall wheat, the helance, 05 acres. rill seeded
firla
ed to grass, all of ,whieh ie in etecms condition.
Dines of Land, -Ten per oent. of the purchase
money to be paid in Oath, or satisfaetory for the
same peyable in 3r days thereafter. when a further
depotit, sufficient to wake up one quarter of the
puroluitio money, will be required, the balancer mey
remain an mortgage for a term of year& bearing
intereet at q per • cent. -per annum or the full
amouet may he paid in oath. Theta farms may be
sold separati ly or together, se desired by the pur.
Omer. •Terms of Chattels. ----Nine months' credit
on approved j notes, A discount of 4 per cent.
per annum will be ellowed for cash on cledit
amounts. All will be sold without reecifye ae the
proprietor is retiring from farming. ALEX.
teMITH, Proprietor ; THOS. BROWN, Auctioneer.
1940-2
Hunting
• For better Pervice
than we render is a
waste of time. No
one eouid supply your
wants better than we.
The 008 commodity
In which good quality
ie imperative, is
Here you get them•
in their beet and pur-
est etate. You oan
rely upon them abso-
lutely. The fact that
ehey are moderately
priced does not mean
inferiority here.
Ten boxes White
°utile jute received,
2Ibs. for 253.
Our own Neural&
Cure, guaranteed, 1.53
a bottle.
"Never Fail" Corn
Cure, 10a e box.
"Our pan" Con-
diticn Powder for
hole ee, 2ee a package.
Buehu Juniper Kidne3t Pille,efor, rheuma -
tism and sore back, 253 a bnx.
Steighe selling at big reduction to clear.
Big bargaino in china,
We are agent i for Cook't Cotton Root
Compound, and Prof. Dyke's Gil of Pines.
0. ABERHART,
DRUGGIST,
OARDNO'S - • - BLOOK,
SMA.M" 1.-tir I-1
es, we can fix it
Oar repairing department is really
where we shine best). It takes;
knowledge and skill to work ,as we
do it. We, therefore, take special
pride in doing repairing, and wish
you would give us an opportunity
to show our skill. Moderate
prices in all oases.
R. McNaught,
Practical Watchmaker, Jeweler & Engraver
anti Optician, .
SEAFORTH, - ONT.'
OPPOSITE McFAUL!S STORn.
PACIFI C—
SERGE S.
PistIm 331.1.2sA_Cl‹.
Guaratiteed Sunproot.
A Trial Order Solicited
Aw0AA~AAAAAAANwovkAN
Speare and Page, Merchant,
Under the Town Clock, -
ON .11 11.
ailors.
SEAFORTH.
t
•atitiON wricrgs
TOR
ON &
131.1111EL,
Openiqg New Goods.
,
Our new goods, suitabre for early Spring trade, are arriving fn large
quantities, Our purchases for the Spring trade are en a more extensive reale
than formerly. Our trade is rapidly increasing, and wieetave prepared for al
large trade this Spring. We .make a specialty of Fine Dress Goods, and show I
some very special lines this season.
Black and Navy Leitrim, 51 inches wide, fine glosey tioith. good value ab 65o* I
speoial erica 50a. Fuel bleak and tiolored leather) great value at 250. 35e, 50; 750 and
$1. Crepe de Caen% 45a. inches wide, in color. (A bleak, browri, navy and green, very
special, at 50a per paid. . Fide °ravine oloth, 42 Inane wide, in oolors of black, navy
and brown, very epeoial at 50). Venetians, la blaok anti navy, 54 inches wide, fine
g'osey firdeb, at) 75o, 91 and 1 25. Bleak Broadeloth, 54 inches wide. at 75e, 91, 1 25
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end 1.50. Mereerized Veatinge in all the new designs, from 120 to ate. Crum's new
prints, in all pattern% very spaded, 120. New malted, linen lawns and organdies, in
great variety, from 10o to 35o per yard. Valencienes laces and insertions, in great
variety, from lo per yard up. .New union, carpets. in new patterns, ab 25; ;a35o, 40e and
500. New Tapestry carpets, new designs, at 25o, 35; 50a and /50.
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Any Winter goods on hand will be sold regardless of cost.- If you
want a Fur Jacket, or Furs of any kind, come and see us. We will make it
worth your while. Ladies' Cloth Coats will be sold at, half price to clear.
allogiamomdmemaga
• CAS .i ,PIR,MOM
McKINNON & CO., BLYTEL
February Sale.
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DRY GOODS—Heavy Wool Blankets, $2,85 per pair; Grey Flathaels, 20c
per yard; Ladies' Skirts, $2.75. a piece.
CLOTRING—Suits—A $10 suit this monSh‘for $7.50.; a $1.25 pant this
month for 75c each; a $1 sugt of underwear this month for
75c.'
GROCERY—Tea a specialty; a Japan at 25c a lb., ---blended at 30c a lb.
Coffee a specialty (a Jaya and Mocha blended). We are pay-
ing l'.8c a lb. for choice roll butter, and 3c a lbfor dried
apple. We also want any quantity of good potatoes.
B. Bo GUNN9 Seaforth
BIG REDUCTIONS.
EVERY WINTER GARMENT
MUST GO*
The Price of Overcoats
CUT IN
All Clothing and Men's Furnishings at
Prices you never dreamed of
P. Li. msVsTIT.JDI
Latest Styles and Lowest Prices will make us famous.
Butter and eggs taken as cash.
GREAT FEBRUARY
CHINA SALE •
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At Fear's Drug Store,
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This is the great 1905 sale. Dinner tete as low as 95.97 for a 97 piece set ;
piece tea set for $1.60 ; fanoy china ie reduced in price. See the lot g bargain
Don't let everybody else gee here before you. The beet snaps are pewees picked
the early buyer. Come early, come oftea.
a 36
table.
up by
FEAR'S Drug Store, Seaforth.
Tick, Tick, Tick.
Fier Years eartlayea re. ethiuk of it• !
There are welcher. that will run for 20
. eeare or longer. And any minute dur-
ing all those 'eater you may take three
watts': from your pocket and it) witl
tell you the time exactly to the
minute.
How ueeful a watch is
How few of us can do without one.
How few of us need TRY to do without
We 0eell00. guaranteed 90 year Watches at
front $3.0 to $30, Let ue show you.
John Bulger,
Seaforth,
Jeweller,
The Bell Telephone Co.
• OF CANADA
is about to issue
A New Subscriber's Directory
For the Dietriot of Western Oiltario,
The Town of Seaforth.
Orders for new connections, Changes of
firm . !tamer, changes of street addreesi or
for duplicate entrice in the list) should bo,
handed in at ones;
I. if. FEAR, LOCAL
MANAGER.
.1940-3
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
SYSTEM
Special One Way Excursions from
Seaforth to
Billings, Montana, 935 05 ; Denver, Color
ado Springs, Helena, Butte. Montana;Or
den, Salt Lake CUT, Unth, 940.08; Nelson*,
Roseland, B. O., Spokane, Wash., 940.55;
Portland, Oregon, Seattle, Wai
sh. Venom -
vete Victoria, B. C., 943.05; San Fran -
°Woe Californlia, 943 60.
Proportionately low rates to other
points.
Tickets on sale from March 1st to May
15th, 1905.
For tickets and full information, call
OD
W. SOMERVILLE, Town Agent.
A. F. PHILLIPS, Depot Ticket Agent-
,
Notice of
Dissoiution.
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• Notice is hereby given thae the partner-
ship heretofore subeistivg between ue, the
undersigned, as Hardware Merchant*, ao
Seaforth, has this day been diseoleeri by
mutual consent. All debut owing to the
said partnership are to be paid to George
A. Sills and all claims against) the said
partnership are to be presented to the eaid
George A. Sills by wbom.the mime will be
eettled. All accent
lite due' 3.61)01117;810451.903
must be settled by February 2
Geo. A. Sills,
Wm. Murdie.
Dated at Seaforth the lst day
of February.
In connection with the above noticed of
dissolution I would respectfully solicit a
continuance of the e ed patronage of
our numerous cuetomer.
It shall alwaye be m endeavor to merle
the Berne by, fair dealing and strict atten-
tion to your wante.
['rusting our business relations • may be
as pleasant in the future as they have been
in the pasb. I' remain I
Yours Respectfully
George A. Sills,
Seaforth Ontario.
rdetclarrk Wanda,
Egyptian Palmist.
Is now In town where ahe will remain for a short
while. She reveals the mysteries of life such as
business. courtship, love and marriage and gives
information on all affairs. Don't utile the °hence of
seeing her and getting her advice. A visit to
Madam Wanda will satisfy the most skeptical. At
the eloyangotel, hem 9 a. m. to 10 peen. Madam
Wanda le hotedito benne of the best palmlete in
Canada. 1940-1
For Sale.
One 4 to 6 h. p. Gaeoline Engine -Gould,
Shapley & Muir rnake • almost new.
Also one Maple Leal Grinder,
One 10 le p. Pitt's Horse Power.
X11 the above for sale obeap.
The ROBERT BELL
Engine and Thresher OoteLtd.
1933-tf • Seaforth,
2
•Corner Maio
and
Market Somata
%Worth,
•Ontario.
lokard
The
Dry
Ctatking
Common id
Four, Comnthen4-
Our Annual
STOCK -TAKING
SALE
IS NOVII ON.
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This is- a continuation of our Annual Stock -
Clearing Sale. Such bargains as were never
offered in this store will be given at the sale
CIO starts February 3a Goods are priced
to quickly reduce stock. All remnants and
endr and odel lots of goods to be cleared, re-
gardless of price. Oar prices on all 'furs left
will be found bargains out of the ordinary.
See the following list:
Dress Goods Department
A line of Colored Sateens; regular price 13e, to clear for 7-1c.
Double fold Moire Skirting, regular price 50e, for 25c.
Mercerized Skirting. worth 25c, sale price 19e.
A table of Remnants and Ends of Dress Goods, Velvets, etc., at haf
price.
A pile of double fold Dress Goods, in black and colors, regular prices ne
to 50c for 25c.
A quantity of Dresi Goods, regular prices 50e to 75c, sale price 35c.
A quantity of Fancy Silks, reoular prices from -50c to $1, sale price 25e.
Fifteen per cent off all heavypaltawls.
Imitation Astra3han Gauntlets, ladies' sizes, worth 75c, for 39e.
MiEses' Astrachan Gauntlets, regular prices 50e, clearing for 32e.
Ten Fur Muffs at 50e each. Twenty-five per cent - off all Ruffs, Muffe
Caperines, etc. •
All Ladies' Fur Coats are marked at prices that it will .pay you to
see -
never before have dependable goods been sold at such prices.
Ladies' Department.
Fiveedozen Ladies' Flannelette Gowns, worth 60e, on' sale to dear at 390
Misses' Union Vests, regular prices 20c and 25e each, on sale at two for
25 cents.
Ladies', misses' and children's Underear at 15 per cent. off,l
Ladies' F annelette Wrappers 15 pe* cent. off:
Three dozen Ladies' Black Satin Waists; sizes 32, 34 and 36, worth from
$1 to 81.25, your choice foe 50c each.
Black and colored glace kid and suede gloves, mostly small sizes, to clear
at 50c each. •
We are still continuing our Whisevrear sale. Gowns from 50c to $5a
Skirts from 75c to $5, Corset Covers from 25e to $1.
A table of stnallwares, consisting of Ladies' Belts, Hand /Bag Belt
Buckles, cc., at 25e each.
A q entity of Ribbon to clear atone cent a 37,Arcl„
A b x of children's and misses' Ringwood Gleves to clear at 15c a pair.
Staple Department.
A table of Prints, Wrapperettes, Flannelettes, •etc,, worth •from 10c te
12ic, for 61-o. a yard.
A table of heavy dark Loch Lomond Flannelette, worth 14c a yard, tor
clear at 91-c.
• Three bales of 16 oz. grain bags, worth $3 a dozen, on sale at 2.:15. a
dozen—a bargain, see them.
A pile of 9c Flannelette for 6e; a pile of Oottonade worth 18c, for
11c; a pile of Sheetings worth 10c, for 7-/-c. -
A few patterns of Table Linens clearing at 19z a -yard.
Special values in Flannelette Blankets, Wool Blankets, Comfortei, etc.
WeseAshitIeetlietere010
Clothing Department.
In men's, youths%and boys' Overcoats, we are giving such values as were
never offered in this cdunty. All goods must be eleared regardless of price.
Odd lots of men's, youths', boys' and children's •suits on •tale at prices
never before offered by us. e
A pile of men's heavy shirts, worth from 75e to $1;25; to dear at 5fie
each.
Men's fleeced and iiool Underwear at greatly redueed piece.
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• MEN'S FURS.
This is the great clean-up time in Furs. .Our business has been large
this season, but we have 50 men's fur coats left in coon, calf, Australian coon,
wombat, black and brown dog. All the above are dependable pods, made
for the present season's trade but 'they must be sold, and they will be cleared
at your own price, as we positively. will not carry them from one season. te-
another. ••
Twenty-five sleigh robes left to be cleared regardless of price.
111. PICKA4 RD & €0., IMPORTER
DIRECT
Onpoatt.P Town Finilasind. Colmar Main and Market RUI." &Worth.
MRS. WM. SANDERS I Executors' Notice. -
Dress Cutting School. .
Notice1. hereby given thst all persone having
an claim against the estate of Thomas Lang, late
For *101 will give a 16 system f fee, and teach any of the Township -of liIihhert, In the County of Perth,
lady how to out, fit and put together any article in Farmer. who died on or abant the Dith day of Jane
Dimas or Mantle Making, from the , plainest shirt
waist to the meat elaborate dress that can be found
in the faebion book, without the use of paper pat-
e
terns. I have taught over 1,500 this last six years,
and offer $100 to anyone i can't teach, or ean prove d
to me they can learn as much any other ;Dieu *0two years. Just think. of ill For $50 I will beech
any one that las. dint maker, or gored rower ard
drawer, to, teach this course, giving them my teach -
oral eertlficate. Stranger' may beard at school.
A suitable reward given to any one itifortniqg me
of any pereon trying to teach thie course, wbich I
invented and had patented, that does not hold re
certifieate from me, Next Ohl. comrommee Mon-
day, Februery 20th. Write for particular& or eft
me at my echool in Stratford, opposite Windsor
Hotel, on Albert street, on Saturdas, FebrusitylStit,
from 1 to 5 p.m. MRS. WM. SANDERS flleacher in
Drees Cutting, Box 169, iiiiretfOrd P. O. 1838-52
U$17,11905, are required„ on or before the 4th day
of ltarch, 1905, to send or deliver to the undereigo.
solicitor for the executors of the estate of the
Thomas Laing, full particulate of their claim
verified by an aflidavet. ,And further take
no r the said 4th dsy of March, 1900,
the execuiate will proeeed to distribute the estate
arnovg the persons entitled thereto hayiog reference
only ta the claims of which they shall then havoT
received nothae and after such distribution the ex-
eoutors will not be reepeneible for any claim of:
whieh they shall not bave reeeived notice. Thie;
notice Is given pursuant to the etettates in that be-
half.
R. 8, HAYS,
Solioltor tor the Eerecratore, Jonn 0, Leirg" and
James Cuthill.
Dated at Seaforth this 14th day ot Febraery, 1905
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