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me, Spring tin
utally a pair
eery latest style
and Certadiatt
ng your Enter
es, the latest ie..
. for Seaferth,
N.
aer slioe-eup
Amerioan ,Sh
k.00 and $5 tte
t •
o Mr. II.
Ellenbaurne
. D. S. Faust,
er.-Quitea.
iners have done
but the re-.
stop 't o opera..
Tis Beatrice
to Wingtiaree-
,, a position as
:. 'Rev. W. J.
nd received fottr
-is the second
the privilege
become a mem-
tier, oi*
ew days et. itie
Iker and her
SIN at E. r, spent
isees flottne.-
Torooto, is re-
in the eillage.
t her home
tm Gib
.'pie returned to
Tuesday, af ter
at it *dr ii0100
f the Epworth'
Octal eveuinge
Epworth League
ant, and filgo
grant nee -The
riti Mrs. Chariee
$ffond ty rntnen
relekel i Inv ss of
funeral 1t1Ok
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The by-law fel-
; new (&WH WO
kr“ r kale.
itetateet
NI
tivf- ,
-eel wee tveft
the neigh --
re he wafO
of Mr.
Over 40
arirried te Mise
zetd left for the
ilytto ah far as
ad lad to travel
urney in a. wag -
tad ten miles out
c been yery sue-
r- is the owner of
Ile Wes known
topular farmere
country. He
ne ehildreretwa
1. sorts, of whom.
oldest daughter
lirete on a fame
rts. (inc son is
Toronto. Miss
rernidit Zit
e• bereaved fain-
ey of their Marty,
mamma
hn Spa rrott • t be
ho re --
-turned front
•Menitntri oitti
e Me. Spar row;
Ieet in tianitolia
ed. owing to the
ate Ontario and
from the West-
asers are, thre-
at and harder to
ee to be puehed.
ver, got :rid of
rative prices. Mao
immigration is
oar, but he was
Seed by t he for -
urine* in by the
ter 'those people
iatrt hence, their
t country is not
[e expenditure er
riogingt them• to
the ivest
old friends. in-
ttewarteend fain -
family and Mr -
and family, :).11
They ail reside
-Wing well.
h -
that, retrieve&
mill. whib
urt1ir hervice4
tJy purchetted
ii rd Ln as place,
k
his been -mr-
com.-M r. John
ho ,1; e twe:rt
tI -4 six
rolvily to VlSI t
I.' rot', t le• re Mr.
W•c411i.M2-1 on, 10
Firtrwet to witle
eoliege, and.
ed ", if yon
you must
lb.,
':en to use it:.
ONTARIa
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LondesbOr0.
iotes.-The eonoeitt glven by:the
teagee eel W-edriesdaY night was well
attended. ?Ir. K. Bolton's. address
on "Forward bloveMeht " wee great-
egoppreoiated.e-Miss t Young,tetteh-
er in Sarnia businbss college, 'is
spending the Easter holidays at her
bUtte aere.-Rev. Mrblemerat's thrge
seals are spending their vacation
with their parante here.-11f.r. Robt.
ettorrell wag unable to attend to his
duties for a few days Ville et -eek, aw-
ing to illneese but is *Gv,T around et -
gain. -Quite a nuntbett, attended the
school concert in Blyth Wednesday
Dig -he -Our mercheaite still keep
eggs at a good figure, paying 13o
end it4c.-Mr. Fe Gray. teef Ann Arbor
*Medical College, is visiting his home
taII the 13Ett coocession.
. • Ccinstsined,
Big Eggs -it was reinarked that
no tdoebt the new Loc4fl Government
oats eomething to do with so many
eotraordinary goose le'ggs, but a
$iust have a gooxleal of Grit
in Nee to lay an egg ,so targe.
Aocident.-Miss i1 Det'ver, sister ne
Geterge Dover, bade the mistier -
bine tto be thrown front the buggy,
receiving ta, broken arm, beside S get-
ting eovere shaking uti. It appears
'Volt ithe heroe became f4glebetned and
ran nway, eauging the above painful
accident. Miss Detvei is doing as
well as cam be expected tinder tbe
DI
eircIIMat =MS.
it. Good _ Horse, -Mr. 11.. Celelough,
ot near this place, recently deliver-
ed to Mr. James .A.rttitbald, hcirse
buyer, of Seaforth, a fine five year
'eta gelding for which he toceived the,
frandsonte sum of $220.e It wee an
.extra good animal and the price was
eettrespandingly good. t col-
-tough knows a good l horse and
knows how to fix them 'Up to bring
the big prices.
- gottings.-Mies Bertha ',Arnaeterong,
dtrussels, is visiting with her
feleed, Miss A. Lawson. -The Misses
Weeds tend Holmes, from ;,Blyth, were
the guests ,of Mr. W. fl. Cook an
Sunday last. -Mr. Jahn Itellapd and
dangbter Etvelyin, from Cleveland,'
beve Proved to our vitiate, fund will
eotide with Mr. F,olleind'ie mother -in-
* „Niv, Mrs. 'Cooper. Mr. toliand has
•anged for the .SUmmer twithe.
Fred. RogereOn,-Mrs. josopih Bands
spent a few days with ihnri brother,
Mr. N. Cunningham tige week. -
The iregular meeting ,ce the La-
dies' Aid d1l beheld on April 27th,
at the home of Mrs. It. 1M.
Next Tuesday evening ta business
meeting will be held afte4l. the. 14ea.
gut !service, to elect offic6rs tar the,
ooinimpe year. A full ettitndanee of
the members of the 'Sudety is re-
quesited.
Port A.lbert.
-Last Menday ;to
1.PotfiTiPfl t.
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fetttlfittsoi, ter
1441eteta fitif ty ti
Paid-up Capital, $8,700.000. Reserve Fund, $3,500,000
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HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO.
• ALEX. LAIRD
B. E. WALKER, General Manager.
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it*y,.=-Ott Piittiti litxtil 'lilt --
eldest and inogt tevectet
our Moats was ref/weed front
our ruidst n the persen Of Christina
Bennett, widow Of the, late Theis.
Ilawktese The deceased lady was in
her 70th year and up to a few
months previousto her death bad
'enjoyed good health. Io November
of last year she oontracted diabetes
said although the best medical skill
available was eibtained it was in-
ourable. She Was a inative of Fife -
shire, fiecelaindr and came to Canada
with her parents in 1842. About 1845
the family moved to Ashfield. In 1855
'elle was, rciarried to That. Hawkins,
who predeceasedher - three years.
She leaves to me:urea the loss of a
good mother eight gretten up sons
and daughter ; Dr. T. R., in Cameron,
t Wiseman ; W. W. in Chicago ; Harry
in tlae Soo; Mrs. Geo. Brister in Van -
etude, B.C. ; Mrs. A. D. 'Jordan, in
Franklin, Tenn. ; and Mee, Wm Gray,
Teatna and Walter here At Port Al-
bert. The funeral, whiclg took place
on Sunday, April 9th, frinn the re-
sidence of her son -in -1a -4S Mr. Wm.
Grey, for the PerAlbeit cemetery
wal me of the largesL. ever seen
here-, (showing the esteein in which
ehe Ilied been held by the ei-itire Gem-
raueity. The pall bearei•s were ne-
phewe of the deceasedi Rev. Mr.
Hick*, the newly appointed incumb-
ent Christ church, officiated. The
t
flora i emblems were i pillow of
- retool mind lilies of the .4ralley from
her hildren ; a sheet of white car-
s froth her neicese Misses Net -
d Hattie Donagh i a ellen( of
tearnations from Mr. and Mrs.
Howkials, and a, wreath of
Aest. Gen'l Manager,
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' RANK 1VIONY ORDERS
ISSdRD AT TE FOLLOWING RATES : •
$5 and ...... . .. .. . . ..„. - 3 cents „
Over $5 and not eXceeding $10....... '1 6 cents
Over $10 and not exceeding 10 cents
• Over $30 and not exceeding 15 cents
nage Orders are 'PAYABLE AT PAR at tiny of6oe in Celled% of a Cktrtered Bank
(Yukon excepted), and at the prinoipal banking points in the United &atm'.
. NEGOTIABLE AT A FIXED BATE AT
THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE, LONDON, ENGLAND.
They form an excellent method of remitting small tunas of money wit`ia safety
-• and at small cove
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SEAFORTH‘ BRANCH.
HOLMESTED, Solicitor. G. E. PARICES, Manager.
MARKETS.
Sassonvii. April 20th, 1905.
Fall Wheat . , 05 tO 1 OS
asts pat bushel— —.....-- 0 38 10 038
feu per bushel-- 0 65 to 065
0 46 to 045
0 19 to 021
O 1R to 019
O i8 * 0 14
2 50 to 275
66�4o 700
5 00 to 5.85
O 110 to 0 26
0 73 to 80
1 26 to 1 00
5 00 to 090
2 75 to. 8 25
O 40 10 0+50
7 00 to 800
1 25 10 200
0410 05
7 50 to 820
Seeley pest bushel— OM ••• ••• •••• al.. • •
istasgin. 1, loose
liter1300 ••• 1.00.••• OM 11. OW SO.
Call per. dos— NO mil ••• a. or •Iw. • II •••
Flout, pu Iblenliraft 4M. ••• •••• pv•os
Hay per ton new.......
„„
Hilea ter 100 be mu saw ME am Owe 11•• • • all
Sheep kins..s. ••• lam as •• •••
Potasoaa per hair. (newil....
3alt (let 111)_lar boatel.. ••
Wood par cora (101110** 1.• ••• 01. mo
Wxed par cord. (abort)..—
epplestrope...- oho •••:66 • •
Rover me •••••.**.ao on, o* •••••
19001.11 find OM 4WD •••
"shovr„ per Ih... ••• me • ••• ••• no MP a,
Porkpie 100 Moo 0.. se
Dairy Markets.
TORONTO, April 18th -Butter -The re.
osipte continue fair'with indications cf an
biometry supply before the end of the
week. Primo ore steedv, Finest 1-1b.
rolls are quoted at 210 to 223 per lb ; large
rolle 20 to 210 ;tube, 19 to 200, mud low
grades at 16 to 180. Creamery print, 2f5o
per pound, and 'solidi, 22 td 23a. Eggs -
The reeelpto continue rod, and thto de -
mend is fairly active. Case lots are quot-
ed at 14 to 'Oho per (keen. Chem -The
market is quiet, with prices steady. Large
cheese are Polling at 11 to 11$3, and twins
et 12 to 12,to per pound.
Moterneede, April I8th.-Cheese, On-
tario fail, white 12a ; teetered, 120,
Egge-Now laid at itlin to 160 per d,,zoo.
Batitar-Fiaciit creamery, 24c; mottled,
22 to 32o,
eat
lie
pink
white primteses from Resell°. Sheon-
hale.1 The sorrowing relative's have
the eincere sympathy itt the com-
nailed ty in their sad beredyement,but
their: bitter sorrow is Mitigated by
the iessuramce that tilt- ir deer de 4
parted wasone ot thotie to whim
the taster will say, " Ccgne ye Mese-
ed Ott my Father, inherit the king-
dom prepared for you frbfia the foun-
datian of the world."
-,•,•,=•••
Pro" §0,
fronong,
en4 efilieto
efe herge Felled fhelpid bi0114 Mg
fift. (*ye to #142, haf) hale bagrineee Fet
prett$dhditietititOOOtat-ifIfift 11E4
ed et #1 (t§ to ti ffla: feti nod whits
p_gfif Yai itaa gaugek Mailitattiate Ittit
dalivsfy tit iikks pow an tii8 006ifig 61,
714•1! g did& atfattkage4, fgrk t hottlitaiee
994o NO, 2, Ono Nd. a, 8940. Milifeed
-ear:Metter goatee in the getreettl market at
$17 for Iran and $18 50 to $19 for Aorta
Manitobe, $21 for aborts mud $19 for bran.
Hay -The receipts are moderate and priced
uncbanged. Car lots of No, 1 tionotby ro
quoted at $8 to $8.50 on track here tied No.
2at $6.50 to $7. Straw -The market is
unchanged, with car lot -a quoted at $6 to
$6.50 on track, Toronto.
KINN ON &
•1311 Mr E9a.
.11.415.
Another Large Shipment.
This week we received another large shipment of new goods from Mon-
treal, which puts our stock in good shape fat the Spring trade'. Most of those
goods were bought underpriced for SPOT CASA and 'be sold below
regular prices:
Flanneletbee, wide widths in dark and light stripes and oheoks, very special, worth
7o for 52. Wool tweeds for bore suits'greau value at 25; 353 and 50o. Rock -feet
shirting, fast colors, now pattern, worth17o, for 15e. Oxford shirtings in new pat
-
tome, fast Galore, at 100 and 12io. Cottooades and Moleekinenew patterns, at 15,
I 20a and 253. New Gable linen, tialf bleached, very specie', ab 25o, Veand.50a. Ledeas'
Reineoats in oravenette abd rubber lined at $3, $5 a,nd $7.50. 1S1teree rainboats in covert
cloth, and rainproof. At $2.50, $4, $6 and $9. Men's felt hats in all the latest styles at
75-, $1, $1,50 and $2. Men'e Overalls, with and without bibs' at 503. 753, 850 and $1.
Men'a fanotr and plsin shirts in great variety, at 503, 753 and$1. Boys' aad youths'
finite, in tweed and fine twig.; at all prices. White a.ad grey pottona, extra value'at 5;
7c, 83 aria 10c. New Gingliams, in blue and white checks add brighe plaids, worth 70,
tor 53. Men' a bevy wool pants, very -epeoial, at $1, $1.25, $L50 and $2.
700 poni3da each, at $5 50 to $5.75; stook
calves. one year old, 450 to 500 lbs. eseb,
at $3.50 to $3.75, and $4 per owt Miloh
Cows and Springera-Aboet 40 mileh cows
and springers, the bulk of whioh were
of common to *net:Um quality, mold all the
way from P25 to $55 each, the bulk go-
ing between 330 and $45 tomb. Veal Ca1-
ves--Ahout300 of the oaf data was offer-
ed, but there was not one ,choice Eaeter
veal calf in the lot. ,Several butcher
were on the lookout for chola° Easter cal-
ves, but were 'unable to get even one,
Paten ranged from $2 to $12 each, or $3 50
to $6 per ovate but bad the right kind been
offered $7 per owt would bee been paid.
Sheep and Larilbs-Prietes for yearling
lambs were easiert at $7,25 to $7.50 per
owt ewe.' and wet hers; export ewes. $5
to $5.25; Woks, $3.75 to $4,25; spring
lambs, $3 to $7 mush. Hogs -Mr. Harris
quotes selects at $6 50, and lights and fats
at $6. perowle fed and watered.
emeeeemeemeela
News Notes.
-
o engagement lent , yet taken
plac between the rival peas ot the
Ru.s huns and Japanese end definite
'info maim concerning -the location
et $.1 P fleets is still lacidtig. There is
t
no to i;her war news thi$ week.
-1. an. G. W. Ross and. the Misses
Roes returned to Toranlo on Tues-
day I' rum jamairo, wheie they had
bean -for six weeke. Mr. ltoss' health
onsiderably improved but :hie
Meant'still treublde him. , He
resume his seat in the Legisla-
after the Easter hdlidays.
-A pirge deputatiea trout. the Retail
Mer heats' Association Itaf Canada
waited on Hon. Mr. Hanna, Provin-
tie'. ;Secretary, a few daes ago, geld -
asked that the peddlers' license fce
be ietere.ased, that thO transient
tradars' a,ct be amended to make it
quittt clear that it applies to such,
and not only to the auctidheers ; that
the giving of cupone be cbmpulsorily
abershed, and that the division court
act jie arne.nded to simplify the col-
lect en of debts. Consideration was
•protieised.
is
rhe
will
ture
Live Stook Markets.
-Lusters, England, April 17 -Trade firm-
er; Amerioaneeattla, 6tcl ; Canadiane,
to 6d.
LTVE.RPOOL, April 17 -American cattle,
544 to fitei : Canadians, bid to 6d.
Goesoow, April 17 -Trade sow, cattle
5id to 6d. t ANDERSON—In Wiogham, on April 7th, Annie
BUFFALO, Apr:1 18 -Cattle, active e good Henderson, wife of Mr D B Anderson, aged 34
s
cattle, strong ; common, easier ; prime yearand 9 amnia°
stecre, $6.40 to $6.75 ; ehippiott, V 65 to nurretrisollothaawi.; kre R A Hut-Ohiscn, of
a, a o k on April 5th Adam N
$6 15 ; butohars', ' 65 to $5.85 heifers, Wingharn, aged 76 years, 3 months and 7 days
$4.50 to $5 6fi r 3ows, $325 to $5 ; hulls. RATCLIFF.g—ln U•norne, on April lith, Violetta
$3.25 to $4. ; stockers and feeders, $3 25 A Ruesell, wife ot John .N Ratetifia, aged 2,
d months '
to $4 60; 'stock aeffers, $3 to $3.50 ; YOINaGr----Inn West Wawanosh, on April 13th, Mary
fresh cows and springer. E toady to firm ; Young, relict of tha late Samuel Young, aged
good to choice, $48 Jo- 656; medium to
good, $35 to $45; :lornrcion. $20 to $32.
Veale, 25o higher, $4 50 to $7.50 Room -
Slow and 15 to 20o )ower; heavy, $5.75 to
$5.80 ; roughs. $5,70 to $5,75; Yorkers,
.$5 60 to $5.70; roughs, $4,80 to $4.90;
stage, $3 to $3.75; dairies, $5 60 to $5.65.
Sheep and lambe-Sheep firm; lambs, 25o
higber ; lambs; $6.50 to $8'25; yearlings,
67.25 to $7.50; wethers,16 25 to $6 50;
, ewes. $15 to $6.15 ; sheep, mixed, $2 50 tod
$6 15; lab, °losing slow and 100 lower.
MONTREAL, -April 18 - Butchers were
out in fidl force, and there was an active
demand, and pretty bigh pricepaid for
choice Easter cattle. Mr. Drolet, of Qne-
beo, bought two oar loads of choice cattle,
paying from 6e to 61,3 per lb for them, and
a little over 70 per lb for one very fine
beast. A dealer paid 6it3 per lb for eleven
thrum.
motottO-In lisaforth, on AprIl lithe to Kr and
- Mrs Malvin MOPhee, 1 daushtsr
BEAT7IE-1n 011n10n, on Aptil 17bb, to Kr and
Mrs Harry Beattie, 1!On
Bnflolo, cn Maroh 81st, ta 11r and Mrs
Gerald Men, a daughter
eneeTAN—Io Ribbon, on Aprif 18th, to „Mr and
- Mrs John Oman, a daughter
Oell8W161414--et the IMMO, MoKiliop, on
eth, to Rev D and Mrs Carmell,. a son
EDWARDS—At Oraditon Baal, on April 2nd, to
Mr and Mrs Thomas Zdwards, a son
STONE—In etspben, on April gad, to Mr and Mr11
• Robert 8tone, a dtughter
DATICMAN—In Grey, an April tth, to lb and Mal
Joao datsman, dauibter
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Mt Kci itertiltieyei- 6f Ray
nossostatav-Tei(60-a-ai.ttie fierce tif
bride's paten* 841ith1e 1160,_11ne, on eptli 6
tet Myrtle, datutbter nflit ani Mrs ROhert
Taylor, to Mr Bruce 13ossenberry, of Grand
Bend
kloGEE—CLA BEE—Ab the reddenee ot the bride's
parents, oo April 51h, by Rev R P armies, Mr
D'Arcy MoOee, to Miss Ella Moo. Younged
daughter of Mr J P Chaise, of Wineipeg, form-
erly of Exeter
BWARTZENTRUBER—DRANE—At the residence
et the groom's parents, on April 2nd, by Rev
J Bender, Mr JUG)) Swartzentruber, to Miss
Agnes Dr ine, both of Blake
SCOTT—MoNURNEY—At the manse, Belgrave, on
April 5th, by Rev J J Beetle, Mr Raoert Scott,
to Miss Lottie M3Surney, both ot East Wawan-
osh
DOCITS AND SHOES,
Our stooktof Boots and Shoes is well assorted for
lines e Heavy shout for working men, In all Meseat
patent adirt•tahle -shoes, made of solid leather, they
at $2 and $2 50. Ladies', 'misses and children'e thoes
black, tan and chocolate, ab all prices,
0..A.8Et .A.1NTID CDINTM Ftlf3,TO
Deaths.
AIKENEfErS TuckersmIth, on April 200,1
Janet Murdock, wife of Mr John Aikenhead.
aged 68 years and 9 months
the Sprine trede in the folioed no
$1 25, $1.50 and $2. Williams'
are weeerproof and wear like ir on,
and Oxfords in great variety in
McKINNON & CO., BLYTIT.
very choice eattle, and a number of ot er
choice cattle were sold at about) 6 3 per lb.
Prime beeves sold at 56 to Setc per pound,
pretty good cattle at 40 to near 56 per lb.,
and in common stook 2e to n3 per tiotind.
There were few superior miloh oowe on the.
market, and thew. Fold at $50 to $60 each;
the others at $25 to $45 eaob. Several
very fine large calves were sold 'at about 6o
'per ib; the young vests Rold at $2 to $4
each. G. Maitpl paid $27 ior t43res theep,
and other sales were made at $6 to $8 Falb.
Spring Iambi, told at $4 to $6 eaoh. Good
lots of fat bop sold at about 6to per lb.
TORONTO,' April 19 -Cattle-Expor berg -
Prices renged from $5 28 to $5.90, and one
lot said by Maybee, Wilson St Hall, or four
steers of extra quality, went at $6 per owt,
Export bulla sold at $3.75 to $4.50, and
export cows sold et $3,50 to $3.75
per cwt. Butobers'-Ohoioe picked lots
0 butchers' heifers and eteers, 1.050 to
1,200 pounds, sold at $5 25 to $5.30 put
owt; loads of grod at $5 to V 25 ;'meditur,
$4 50 to $4.0; common, $4 to $4 25;
cows, $3.50 to $3,75 per owe. Feederr-
Choice ehort-keep feeders, 1,100 to 1,200
lbs each, sold at $5 to $5.25 per °vet ;
feedere, 1 000 to 1,100 lbs. oath sold at
75 to $5 per owl); fetders, 900 to 1,000
lbs. each, at $4.50 to 64 75; feeders. 800
to 900 lbs. at $4 to 34.25; stockers, 600 to
Horse Market.
Tottotere, April 19 -The following is
Burnt & Shepparda weekly report of pre-
vallieg prices : Single roadtrere, J5 to 16
bandit, $150 to 3900; single dohs anti oar-
riagethoises. 15 to 16.1 hit de $150 to
-$2504 mate:Ilea paint end caktiage horses,
• ta 16 1 hands, $350 to $550 ; delivery
horse, 1,100 to 1,200 lbs., $140 to $175 ;
general purpose and exorete horses, 1200,
to 1 $50 1133..6150 to $190; di aught horses,
1.3501 to 1,700 lbs., $100 td $325 ; ser-
viee4le mend -hand werkere; $90 to $125;
aerviteable eeeond-hand driverte$75 to $120.
• 98year and 7 months
HAWK1/43—It Port Albert, on April 7th, Chrietery%
Bennett, widow of the late Thomas Hawkins,
Eq., aged 69 Tian, and 4 months
YOWLIE-In, Detroit, on Aprll 10th, W M
formerly of Byfield, aged 72 years -
Funeral Directors
and Embalmers
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Night oalls answered at Mr. KoKenzie's
residence, Church St., third house north of
public school, weat side. Graduate Massa -
°bullets College of Embaming, Boston, U.S
Knechtel & McKenzie,
stAFORTii.
Mail Contract.
odic Spring.
Corsair Maio
and
Market Smote
Soaforth,
Ontario.
GENTLE SPRING with till its beautiful verdures is here at last.
But, with all its peetic inspiration, it doesn't do away with the ne-
cessity of buying. .
eady:-Macle Suits
See haw the little thingahave been looked after. Thereare no de-
fects, no slighting', no signs of being shopworn. Note also the low
,prices, that's one of the details that makes our store the most eco-
nomical in the town, without exception.
Men's Suits from $5.00 to
Neckwear
But to match the !lemon, our store is filled with what you need at
this thne. Come in and see our spring show its as beautiful in its
way as that of nature. And our prices* won't give you a chill. either.
Hats
We can fit any head,
oix counties.
We aro not afraid of the biggest hat stores
Latest Styles and Lowest Prices will make 'us famous.
Butter and eggs taken as cash.
Notice to: Oreclitoro.
OM fitelit.ar if r,tio @Ph*Pti Pi Wm/ Mitio
lefal of tho Tevelotli Tookof§nAti/41
In bhe 1,4blinby et 1Y eon:NI dee
6e$414,
Liodi • el' Nil
,th&-fi 8f6 1
di , of
CU Of ON PI:
WM4 Of 0 hiiof
ettu c# delivee et Of fidVi Of
the teem Of 0 mot, so .itOVa for th �xouoe
of the said estafei their tiatteS tot4 eddrettite, the
aII partieulars etthoir SIMMS, 4 itateavOnt 0/ their
accounts and thenattire3 Of the seetnitlet, if any,
held by them. And furthor take notice that after
said date the said exectiters will proceed to distri-
bute the said estete arming the partie• entitled
thereto, having regard o to the claims of which
they shall then have renived notice a -pd that they
will net be liable to any parson or person, noaice
of whose °Jaime shall not have beau received by
theta at the time of such dietributiou. DICKINSON
and °ARROW, colialters for PETER- RAMeAY Mo-
. NAY and JOHM MoNA.Y, Executors. -
Dated the 17th day of April, 1906. 1040-S
To Watch Buyers,
'jlJti§fve the hatii. eleoEPInent, of
WA&P,#ou thiPeroilou of the PFOV:
inee, We will duplia&ts ttoy Fetiehle
**Oh et de plot (owl you elpfoom
eitafgatia1eay ilem of futftdo *mays
eifidte
We Sell keliallie iffatttleg from
$250 u -p.
'We sell the 7, 11, 15, 17, 21 and 25
jewelled watohes ia the different gradee
of nioklet Silver, trold-filled, and 14k
Fond gold oases. We GUARANTEE ALL
wATours, and if they prove faulty
from wotkmanship, we will fully re-
turn your money.
J, F. DALYo Jeweller &
Optician
Cardno Block, Seaforth.
PROPERTY IN SEAFORTE
Vor Sale by Tender.
Offers vriltbe received by the undersigned until
Thesday, April the 25th, 1905,
for the Stable on the grounds of the Presby •
Orion Church, Seaforth.
The purchaser will be rrquirect---lo have the building
removed by the iirfit of May.1 Terms, cash.
Offers will also be received until the same
date for the purchased the CIOTPAGE and
LOT adj the blame, at present mu.
pled by sir. Georgelliart. Taro -m -0981i, or
as rnav be agreed upon with the committee.
M. Y. MoLEAN,
1949-1 Chairmen Com.
SEALED TENDERS, addressed
to the Postmaster General, will be
received at Ottawa., until noon, on
Friday, the 28th day of April,
1905, for the conveyance of His
• Majesty's Mails, on tie proposed
contract for four years, six times
per week each way, between
HARLOCK and SEAFORTH,
from the list of July next.
Printed notices, onntaining further, ii -
formation as to conditions of pro-
posed contract, may be teen end
blank forms of tender may be ob-
tained at the post offices ot Harlook,
Onnetanoe and Seatorth and at the
aloe of the poet office inspector at
London.
G. C. ANDERSON
Superintendent.
Poet Office Department. Mail Contraot
Branch, Ottawa March 11 th, 1905.
SPRING SUITING& I
TROUSERINIGS AND OVERCOATINGS.
Full Range of Up -to -Date Patterns.
A Trial Order Solicited.
idstetetteloWtrieWANtAAAAMA04"Ai
Speare and Page, Merchant Tailors
Under the Town Clock, SEAFORTJ.1
Notice to Creditors!
Notice is hereby given that all puttee having
claims against the estate of the late John Me -
Nevin, of the Township of Tuckereroith, are recoil. -
ed to send the same, properly attested, to the
undersigned. at the liaison's Sank In Alvinstoo,
Ont, far adjuetment, on or before May 31st, 1005,ns
any claims received after that date will not be re-
cognized. All parties indebted to the said estate
are also required to settle the same with the under-
signed at tne earliest possible date.
ALEX. bfeNEVIN,
1949 -td Alvinetou, Ont.
Th. Lormor*
Pry Good/ 'got
Clothing
Concern la
I Five Gauntly*!
uantityg
uality
:a P4-7
Ink
116
Auction Sale of • Farrh Lands.
The adminiatra.trix of the estate of F.nny Payne,
late of the township of MeKillop, in the county of
Baton, married woman, deceased, will rffer far
sale by Public Auction, at the Commercial hotel
fleaforth. on Saturday, the 8th day of May, 1905, at
two o'clook in the afternoon all and singular that
certain parcel or tract of 11,nd and premises situate,
lying and being in the said Towns111,1 of MoRillop,
runt being compooed of the South Lialtsof the North
Half of Lot No. thirty-one, in the eighth concession
of the said Township of MeHillop, containing by
admeasurement 25 acres of land be the sonic more
or less. The land Is all cleared, tree from stumps
and all under gr.ss. Thpre is a Bina 1 orchard and a
good well andpumo on the promisee and tho out-
side fences are good. Terme of Cale,—Twenty per
cent. of the puroba e moneg will be payable to the
Vendor's Solieitor on the day of sale and the balance
within thirty days. Further patticulars and terms
of sale will be made known on the day of sale and
can he had in the mealtime from the undersigned
R. 8. HAYS, Solicitor for the Adminiatattnx.
Dated at Seatorth thie 19th day of April, 1906
1949-2
WIIMINT 'You -
HAVE COMPANY
The Dark
Side of Life
•
•
At the very beginning of this business, 21 years
ago, we believed t at greater f311000SS was to be
won by selling goo s for as little as possible, than,
by asking as much as they would bring. In the
eady days we coal not give such values as we ac,
-
to -day. Now the quantity of goods we handle
makes large purch ses easy, and that cuts down
the cost. The policy of buying for cash and going
du* ect to the sourc s of original supply, cuts down.
the cost still flirt r, and applying the principle
of small profits cvor its cost to us, makes tlae
prices to you. lower still.
Dress Go ds Department
Visit this department, an you -will be impressed with the great varlet y
at goods we have gathered for this seasoa,,--all the latest novelties that we
could discover.
Just to hand, Silks, chec and shot silks coned for shirt _waiet
from 5000 $1.
Blousings, fancy lustrend delaines.
Muslim, in black and w ite, and black andfa-icy
Choice selections of Vest ngs.
Drees Goods—Jn crepe cie-ehtne Voiles and Roxom
Ieadg shades,
Silk eoliennee in black, b owe *tight and dark blue and green.
414g4n dothe'in All 0f1
is ever uppermost to those with defect-
ive eyesight. Permit no to briehten things
for you.
- • If care, ekill and experienoo in eye
testing and the fitting cf glesses can accom-
plish anything, -then
RELIEF and perhaps a PER-
MANENT CURE is obeain-
able tnrough our assistance.
Eyea tested free by
You wont your table to lOok
its prettiest. Snowy linen,
a few flowers and some of our
silverware and out glees wlll '
give your guests many pleas'
ant thoughts of their visit.
We keep Roger*' 1847 Table,
John Bulger,
Jeweller, Seaforth
Export Apple Trade.
!woo wefferpniza
A partner of one of the principal firma of fruit
tsalesmen in Glasgow, Scotland, will be in this dis-
trial) within a few weeks, and would like to meet
with an agent or large fruit grower who could in-
ffuenee shipments of apples, etc. Address
THE HURON EXPOSITOR.
Seaforthe
1947x4
R. McNaught,
Mies
-all the
Every day new arrivals to ou.howing o
garment bears the stamp of fashion. The qualities
and the prices are right, as POkard's always are,
Just to hand, ladies' ready-to-wear wash suits in
vestings, duck, etc
Special values in navy blue duck skirt4 at $1.75 each.
Fine linen crash skirts, s'pecial values at $2.25 and $2,85 each.
See otir shirt waists at E each, best value we have ever shown, ten
differ
ent bty)es.
Other specials in shirt aists at $1.25, 1.35 1.55 and 1.75 each.
Look at our tailor-made uits, raincoats, jaCkets and skirts, the 1rgs1
assortment and best values 41 er shown by us.
goodg.
depended
cml, me!
Peas:Moat Watohntaker, Jeweler & Engraver
and Optician,
OPPOSITE McFAUL;'s STORE.
SEAFORTH.
•
GRAND TRUNKRAILWAY
SYSTEM
SINGLE FARE FOR
EASTER HOLIDAYS
Going April 20, 21, 22, 23 and 241h.
Returning until 23r4 and 25th, 1905.
entetettitetottee
N oveltA De
tment,
Black and tan hand bags special lines at 55e each.
n4-
Belts in silk buster bro effects, putent and crush leatl arrow
widths, at 25e each.
Beautiful hand embroide ed white linen waist length.sf direct from mann-
)
facturers ; prices from $3.50 t $4.75 each,
Embroidered India linen waist fronts, prices fram 90e to $3 each.
between all stations in Canada, also to
Detroit ard Port Huron, Mich. Niagara
Falls, Suepension Bridge and Buffalo, N. Y.
SPECIAL ONE WAY J$XCURSION
to pointe in
Montana C3lorado, Utah, British Colum-
bia, Washington, Oregon, California.
Oa iale daily until May 15th.
W. SOMERVILLE, Town Agent.
A. F. PHILLIPS, Depot) Ticket Agent.
Good Work
Good Material
ALL OUR—
tmaimaxammislanisimanffsm
Carpet
Just at present our carpe
best in floor coverings. We
itt the past.
There are carpets in Erns
Rugs itt all sizes and kin
mattings in all kinds, new cur
We are ready to welzome
roll of goods.
Department.
department is aglow with all the newest
er a wider range of selections than at any time
els and tapestrieg wools, unions, etc.
s, linoieums in all widths and qualities. New
ains in all kinds and prices.
you to this department ta shiw you roll after
Clothin
Pepartrnen
The success of this depar ment has been won by the most liberal methodz
Euecess deserved, becau.e it bnngs to tb.e men of Seaforth and. vicinity the
best ready-to-wear clothing made at positively the lowest prices to beft.d. any-
-where. The stock is so large nd irried that it includes almost every known
style Our prices this season will completely revolutionize the trade.
Special' values for this w ek : Another shipment of our celebrated $10
suits. These are silk and wo 1 worsted, made to sell at $W.50.
New overcheck tweed su ts, latest cut, seven different patterns, made to
sell. at 310; our price this se son is $8.
A line of dark tweed suis,mixed patterns and. checks made to seII at
$8 ; our price this seasen is $
Clothing to Order
Our clothing to order is
so near just what we and-ou
tatingly guarantee every, det
Our Spring woollens ar
to see us for your Spring au
constantly winning over customers. Our work is
customers think it ought to be, that we unhesi-
11 of it.
ready, our prices are moierate. It ill pay yott
t.
° s WILPICKARD
tar .BRINGr YOUR PICTURES TO BE
FRAMED.
Opposite Town Building, Omer Main an
JACKSON BROS, Seaforth.
DIRECT
NIPORTERt3
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