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TEMBER ill 1905.
Widely kno
• ert
shoe ade
VithrtIne
,r Shoe
everybody leas k
r Shoe, and hun
3eafortIt and, nee
it, and prortouncei
ornfortable and bej
they ever wore,
cm is not only etyliek
eomfortable, but m
el& pair -it is the le
. Every pair ie Q
y Mar choice of ths4e
:ela, kid4 antroth eaPe
Ruae1f%aingle
e always fete the pee*
re invite t •.tt te wee
it y
fortk.
, „ EraPreee
irrattf eo the pont
aid clurg! to te nee
,.oett for 21 het**
exhaust ed, %Aim
iim.-The funeeal ete
Thoman Sandertunitt
one on the 2et fte
eghf er of Wro.ronno.
ian, in Goderielt town.- .-
- 9th. 1876. Sh.e. Woe
-15Wie of :Ntairele 11896,
heal t h tor
, band brauglefe- eter
-
bxitaJ where ehet
k. A sendrowing bent-
ehildrein afe deft itet
of a loving wife Iva
E. Win,. telt Shia%
ay. -Next week will
re of 'mangey all et
,They have greatiet
U!tifUisoene.ry, fine
:he bathing arid re-
oved in health. &eve
etin 'loaner but tor
Wonelse
Michigan, yeturereet
le eamet ltern enen
wet of this for ot1ier-0.
tes Demo' dson 11.nd,.
rind do the Soo after
ier.-East Saturiley.
tan, Dan and atehrt
the excursion ;t0 =
and Alex. Fergueinn
few days uast week-
. of London, is nee
te noes liere.--G.Enen-
itharines, is a t
Levaie.
_lot Robb was in tlie
k.-Mre. R. G. Case -
ter Olive, of ma -
formerly oR Bine-
visiting here wad a
parental homein
Ruby- Duff spent
- brother in Welland,
Kingston this :week. .
rain and Mrs. Ferga-
rom the Nest, mid
ith their sinter. Ms.
sL Messer. has ichiga n . rs. Teearee
Brussels, visited at
t's last wen -Ie. -Mr.
of Morris, 18 KtilkEIg
tc Sae ka t oort.-Mr.
rrister, and family,
dayed at the oht
beerry. - Mr. Erautk..
i n ines poor I y .-Turn,
;,..t here on Matedny.
a horee's f oat %teeth
day morning, Mr.
eceidentelly cat an
:writ.rite, animal:
nife suddenly pierforming bear and
d us a brief and en-
ter Moinday.-Mr. and
Ler. of Bel gra ve,Miss
Uri labister, of Merr-
y at Mr. Frank
lahel Ttli OM as do
ronto.-Mrs. Harper -
It Ste. Marie, ore
mother; Mrs. Dan-
friende.-Mr. Torn
derioto visited Ms
is week. -Mine Cora
Stratford 'ell More-
l' attend 11/Loder
Ciifl'ard Pugh wilt
IVIodet.
cluladk!,
John - Riley, our.
ier, happened with
Fit tast1$06ek ftV- 1100
hill by tlifr. Wower`a
7 sts got f rightened
renege:role and kick-
)rmkin„2,7" Mr. Raley's,
me' of his aceideat
y and two ohildnan
,rt unately with the
L bruised knee, ther
Mr. Riley's rnaY
ho may SOOdif
e Bal
ts Baby
Lher Belts ana
ONTARra
• gensall flour rani feed store. -Flours, -
le, ter, Bensall, Zutiob, Otrilvie's Rya l PEJuselsold
• olenora Patent. Also timOtity seed for salo.
in exshange. Alf. Soroton. 1937-g
BrjetsK-A SOta icia. Mr. Wm.
reppee, of Tunkersertith, near. Hein.
inall, xecently lead. thee raistor tune,
• 1,, le playing with orentn sepal' -
aeon te get lin thumb Kent dn.
neuth eYmPathier is telt fai Mr. land
vers. Pepper as then oleo tien,ve
vther c1zUd8erion8ly fl.at tthe
nton hespital.-1Viias Watson, a
Is, is. visual/la. li(tr. add Mre. iTeteme°s
0111th:roltn G. F. Scott, a
„Gibatbaro, who was here viAitinio his
•mother -in -low, Mr. Jas. stator_
lanti, has returned. -quite n num-
ber frond this .Village and rviettnibty
Ivo ttending the erethibititon at /Tor -
cato.-MTS. Alex. Thompson and her
nuttghters Ge,rtie. and Grace recent-
ey returned from .visliting neentevas
arid friatide in 'the neighborhood of
sayfield and lelake.-Rev. MroSmith,
cereael chiereh, =occupy his
pulpit ea Sabbath talteT a. nitanith's
tetention.-Mies Hawkshaw, of De -
tuft, IA visaing; 'her sister, Mrs: LP.
Ittakoin611,—Mrs. teehile
.eat driving ein Saturday east, had
he misfortune, tee °be thrown out loif
bieggy. The horse became teright-
, ailed at 4 Wat-ex tank and diemping
ne side, the buggy rWlafi onset and
eels.
Bilhngs iln,falitling, sustained
frauttere beitetreein the ankle ond
• ienee. Her 'two othiedren and Mess sEl•-
MaPherson, who were with halo
very* fortunately enorined icinimenr-
etet,-ertr, Boht.' ,Delee'nty spent the
peat week. or twee with this atene nut
ideaeghters•on the Bronson line. near
&ed. -Rev. Dr, Modd preacbted in
Btallia. on Suinday east, where be bud
formerly been stationed. -Mr. C. A.
MoDoisacel has rammed friym, Forest,
itaere hie had been spenkling a week
ai• Kt at etis wife's home. -Rev. J. 1',
'Oliver, of Sarnia,' preached aininfiver-
eery sermards in the Methodist
}obeereh On, 'Sunday east tiot 'vetry forge
toettregat ions, bolt le manning and
*veining. He is een able anddnoloquient
epeaker and ,his sermons veeire eint-
-ened to with 'rapt attention nnd
1:deem:mt.-Wedding bells and goild-
.en annivelsary boils are raging bn
the vicinety of out* vats," eports
whiceh will a.ppear in next week's
issueneleers. J. B. •Beretridge, •
of
eerandoeti Manitoba, is ;visaing her
- -eistee-in-law, Mrs. B. Thorapsion.-
g Miss Kelly, of London, has ret urned
home atter spending a 'ooteple of
eveoks at the agorae a d3.,Thecapscin.
• _.Miss E. M. Dunn 'is npendin,g'
meek with friends in Emelt:ex.-Wm..
A. Thompsoa lett last weak Ian nhe,
earveet exoursion tc Nanitolatt.-Mr.
- John Bentieran, Of Hay, tucoornitanied
by his sister., Miss' .tidtintila cllotrstthirtan,
left here last week for .Martitiotina.-
Mrs. Sellertr, of Kincardine, is was -
ging her sok, [Dr. Sellery.-Mrs. Am -
Verson, et Blythe and Mrs. Aitcb-
eson, of Dornocth, were here recent-
ly the guests of Mrs., Ferguson. -
Vie and Mrs. j. D. Dick, roe Clarks-
harg, who were here spending re
month with relatives. returned
this week. -Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
• Welsh and little daughter were in
F xeter on Sabbath east visiting
xelatives and friends in Hensall and
vioinity.-Mrs. Pepper, of Brussels,
is spending a few days with thee
daughter, Mrs. Wra. Pepper .-Mise
Ross, of New York, who was rsiting
ter unole a.1111 •aunt, Mr. Robert
Stewart, has rotten tted borne. -Mr.
1Leslie 001willt loft here Itlkis meek
for the West. -Mr. and Mrs. Joihn
,Weismiller, o Weleesley, Waterloo
I county, have been visiting their son
John, during the past week.-Mrse
Davidson, of Stanley, is visaing at
R. de Drysdalees.-Mrs. F. W. Hess,
of Zurich, and. Mrs. Foster, or Fair -
4 -rove, Michigan, spent Tuesday at
• J. Weismillees.-Radple Dryndelle
left for his home in eye) west on Fri-
-dine -Mrs:, Weismiller and Mrs.
• Blair are taking in the tanillinery op7
• etdags and the exhibition at To -
Tonto this week.-IVfessrs. Howard
• and Durand, of Drysdale, Agent Sun -
day at A, Thomson's.-W. E. Pfaff
etas taken 'a position with D.
irahart,.Ur-
as engineer. -Mr. and Mr R.
• Drysdale spent Wednesday at R.
Ketidy's, lesborne.-A 3111Trlber of cox
young people: drove to he home id
Kr. Robert •Carlile, On T.hurrsday
evening. and report having had an
-excellent time. -Mr. Ernie White
I hae a good situation in Lueeknow.
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THE CANADIAN BAN
OF COMMERCE
HEAD OFFICE, TOROIsit0 •
Paid-up Capital, $8,700,000. Reserve Fund, $ ,500,000
• HON, GEO. A. COX, President
B. E. WALKER, Gieneral Manager ALEX, LAIRD Asst. Gene 'Manager
124 13ranclies, in Canada, the United 'States
and England
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED
FARMERS' BANKING •i
Every facility afforded Farmers for, their 'ibankin
business. Sales Notes cashed or taken
for collection.
BANKING BY MAIL—Deposits may be made or emlithdrawn
mail. Out-of-town accounts receive every attention.
• SEAFORTH BRANCH. I
F. HOLMESTED, Solicitor. G. E. PARKES, Manager.
MARIZETS.1
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SlarOiree, Aug. 31, 1905
Fedi Wheat' .. ____,(te 76 to 0 76
late per bushel .7, _ - 0 27 10 0 28
Peas per bushel i-- - 0 CO to 0 62
Sarley per -bushel- - -...... -.... 0 38 to 0 40
Bleier, No. 1. loose -. up es Iv d......• 0 ft 0 17 to 0 18
Ratter, tub 9.18 to 0 10
gaper doz.... •• _--..........••.. 0 15 0 17
Pions, per lea Ls -----------2 65 800
g;sy Per 105 new-- .. ---_-- 6 60 tc 7 00
Elides per 100 1154 ..1 - _ _ _ _ .... 5 00 60 6 85
Sheep Skins.•...- - - ••- -. -•• • • - , 0 80 '10 26
eotidoes per -bushel (new),..... - 0 50 to 0 50
dolt (retail) per barrel- .... .... 1 26 to 1 00
Wood per oord(Iong)--_--, ........ 5 0010 6 29
Wtoeper cord (short)..— --.. 2 75 to 825
lipples per hag— - -, - - - -- ..., 0 40 to 050
Clover Sesell..- .• ......- --,-.... 7 00 to 8 00
Tknobity ' ...-- ...• ..- ..... ...me 1 25 to 200
Tallow, tie b - ... .,, 04 to 06
Porle, new I00 %s•• - •• 7 50 to 820
Wool (washed)........... .. ...... - 2510 27
Wool (unwashed) • .. •• ...... • . 15 to 16
Dairy Markets.
TORONTO, August 29 -Batter -Contin-
ues firm in tone and ie generally quoted un-
changed. The export demand is still heavy.
,eheeenery printe, 22 to 23a ; ec1ids, 213 bn
21-1-o ; dairy pound rolle,good te choice, 18
to 200; medium, 17 to 18o; dairy tube,
good to ohoi3e, 17 to 183; inferior dairy,
15 to 16c. Cheese -Holds firm at lle , to
12o per pourid. Eggs-Sorne dealers find
reoeipte rather heavier, but the shrinkage
is etill heavy. Quotations are unchanged
ab 18 to 19e per dozes. •
• MONTRELL, Augutt 29 -Eggs- Straight
3tock, 18 to 190; No. 1 candled. 19 to 20o.
Butter -Choicest oreamery, 22e- to 2c;
undergraden 21e to 22c ; dairy, 18o to
20a per pound.
Gram, etc.
TORONTO, Arrgefit 29. -Whe at -W hi te,
803 ; red, 8ino ; new, 80o ; cone, 41 to
43o ; new oil% 36o ; barley, 440. Milifeed
-Ontario bran, $11.50 to $12 per bod in
car lots at outside points; shorts, $17 to
$19, according to quality, Manitoba bran,
17 ; shorts, 19, at) Torooto and equal
poicts. Potatoes -Are coming forward
fairly well, but the demand is active. Quo-
tations are unchanged at 60c per buehel.
Baled Bay-Continuee very duleand prices
are unehanged, No. 1 timothy is quoted at
$e to $7.50 per ton for oar Iota on traok here
and No. 2 at $6. Baled Straw -Offerings
are large, and the demand quiet. Car lots
on traok here are quoted unchanged at $5.50
to $6 per ton.
K iprterr.
The Nov Paistor.-The ▪ inelivertion of
Rev, D. W. S. Urquhart 'init.°, elate
Pastorate of St. Andrews' chtureele
will take pla•ce. on Tuesday re.veoaing
tient et treven o'cdock. Rev. De. 1/44
Menne of Myth, will address the knee -
islet., Rev. Mr. Carrier. of Grand
'Bond. to address 'the piopie, end Rev.
Mr. Leckie, Loneleaboro, will preach
tbe aermon. After the induction tsen-
vices e. 'reception wile be tendered
'the preetor by t1*ciangrelgation.
Netes.-Mr. Deter Fisher, of S tan -
lee Mrs. T. N. Forsythe. ort Tucker-
emith, and her sinter, Mrs. ;Andrew
Sell, who Ilene been in Manitittba,
%eve l.r
etu.teed hoc
me. -Hr. T. M-
Olyraont, of the village, in ten St.
tathar ne s Mile week, at tending the
'high court .of Foreste•re aie delle
teete term' Kinoen ledge. -Miss M.
iffictEmeen., ot Clin toin , v?git inEr e:t
the home! of Mrs. John ‘Andeirscin.
-Miss Bensie MerEvren, who has been
"visiting Mliss Clara Anderson., has re-
tar.nee home. -Kra. MoTver, of Cltn-
ton, is vieitente at the home K:1f ITVEisS
/Elsie Kettletan.-Mr, Alex. MoNev.
in, of Alvinston. visaed his another,
/48. John MoNPvi11. Wee _tare eitert
td the wienik.-Miss Stewart, of
in visiting Mess Cla r a Hender
Tiogleranth, ' of Hills Green
honduoted the services in the Methon
qiet ohuroh an Sunday last. -Mr. J.
Dinsdrele met with a painful ao-
eident the other day, white wico•kino
iet his barn. He oot his hand toenziht
in a pulley, orns'hiner two of thie dine
er.s badly. Ho has n yery nordi
'hand. but we hope to' gee him aft
Tierlit nein sonin.-Oter grain' mar -
ket has mimed for the se:loom-Ow -
LP: to ilibetalbh„ Miss Wain Gran-
eiok has reeiannd pOSitlen as
teatilier rut. Dundalk. Her numktrous
friends. hope for herr needy irenov-
tie.-Mrs. John Dinsdale, atioom-
Panied bv her mother and sister,
Are V i Sit ;mg' ef viands in Clinton.
weeeeeetOWNI
Aug. 26 -Sen. 11.
enp,8-16.
......Sep. 18-19.
Sep. 21-22
Rep. 26-2e.
Sep. 26-27.
Sep .26-27.
Sep. 27-28.
Sep 27-28.
*Wit:Latent, Sep. 28-29.
Sen. 28-29.
Sen. 20-21
Oct. 4-5.
0.ot. 5-6.
Live Stook Markets.
LIVERPO0L, England, August 29-Clartad-
ian cattle are quoted at 5ed.
LONDON, England. August 29 -Cattle
are quoted.at 101- to 1210 per pound; re-
frigekator beef, 91;d.
• BUFFALO, Augusb 29.-Catt1e-Ad1ve ;
good grades,10 to 1513 higher; others etteedy;
prime steers, $5.40 to $L70; ..ehipping
steers, $4.75 to $5.35 • liutohere, $4 25 to
$E; heifers, $3.25 to iel.85 ; cows,
to $4.25; bulls, $2.75 to $4; stockers and
feedere, $2.50 to $4.25 ; stookheifers, $2 50
to $3; freeh cows and epringers, strong
on gond, doll on common ; good to ,ehoioe,
$45 to $55; medium to good; $32 to $40;
oommon, $20 to $28. Veals-Aotive ; 25o
higher, $5.50 to .$8. • Hogs-Aotive on
good, slow on common; heavy and. mixed,
$6.55 to $6 0; Yorkers, $6.50 te 85.55;
pig, $6.20 to $6.30 • roughs, $5.25 to
$5i0; etags, $3 5010 4.25 ; dairies, $6,10
to $6 40; graseers,$6 to $6.25. Sheep and
Lambs-Aotive ; sheep steady; 'amble 15
to 25e lower; lambs, $5.75 to $7.75 : a
few, $7.85; yearlings, $5,75 to $6.25;
wethers, $5 to $5.0; ewes. $4.50 to $4 7E;
sheep, mixed, $2.50 to $4.75.
MONTREAL, August 29. - Cables from
Liverpool on Canadian cattle were lighter
at llo, while London advices were strong -
r and noted an advanoe of io per pound;
week rudest at 11o. Sheep in Liverpool
and London were firm at 12-6o. Glasgow
ealvtis quoted; ()median cattle at ll b.
12ect. Tho exports for the past week, 3865
cattle, 491 sheep. Considerable bugloss.
has ibeen done in ocean, freight apace to
Liverpool tin 40i and this figure is asked
for Manchester and Glasgow, with 35s bid
for London for September shipment. The
butchers were out in force and the best
cattle were in demand ab 4io to stio per lb.
Pretty good °little sold at no to 4-10 and
the common stook, 2o to 3o. A number of
cattle wilt not be sold to -day. There were"
soul° very fine mulch cows and springers on
the market and from $50 to $60 was asked
for them, bat sales were slow. Common
cows sell at $25 to $45 each. Calvert sold
at 30 to No per lb. Sheep sold at 3eit to
40 per lb. and lambs at neo to 5eo. There
wat an smiler feeling in the market for live
hogs and prices show a decline of 5o to lOn
per cwt., with sales of Beleeted lots at 7.35
and mixed ion' at $7 to $7.25 per owt.,
weigbed off the earn,
TORONTO, August 29-Catt1e-The de-
mand was keener than a week ago, and
pricea were a -little higner. Everything
was sold early in the day. Export Cattle
-The rue was large end the quality upon
the whole gond: Exporters brought from
$4.35 to $4.75, with a few lots going as
high as $410, and the sale of a couple of
exceptionally fine animals at $4.95 is re-
ported. Butchers' Cattle -Best brought
$4 to $4,25 per cwt ; fair tri medium, $3.85
to 84; common. $3,45 to 83.65; rough and
• inferior at $2 50 to $3; °owe, $3 50 to
• $3.6e. Sheep -Export ewes brought $4.15
• and bucks $3.40. Lamle sold from $5.75
to $6.15. Calves -The +salves eold at $5.75
•.
to $6.25. S. Snell bouglatiten Ira o Of 09.4;;!.4
tle, chiefly exporters, 41'84,10 to $4.69,
Wm. Levaclee purchases emote .eiti to 30
carloads, the prioes being ' $431 to
fl exporters, $4 to $4,3,5 for eint but*
er ', $3.85 to $4 lir fair to melinan $3,4Q
to $3.65 for care:non, and $2,50 to $3 to*
rough ,and inferior. MoDpnald 4 maybee
report the following sales 19 exporteree
1,380, at $4.50; 18 exporter, 1,270 $4.75 t
22 exporters, 1,340, $4.60 ; 23 exporterei
1,320 $4.35; 21- exportorr, 1,280, $4.35';
22 exporters, 1,330, $4.6Q-; 21 butchere!,
1,180, 4.35:$ 22 butehere, 1,000, $4.25,;;
26 butoherse 1,030, $4 ; 21 butohers"9eeri*
$3.90; 21 butchers' Low. S4.35; 4 butole.
ere, $4 : .23 butolLes', e,000, $3.7e ; 5
butchers'. 1,050 $3 8Th ; 3. but -chin', 92
saao ; 19 butchere, 1,130, $4'90; 23 Imit-
ation', 1,030, $4. Maybee, Wileon & Hfl
told 20 exporbars, 1,400, p.75 ; 40 export-
ers, 1,350, $4,40 ; 20 oXportere, 1,270.
$4.35; 20 exporters,4200, $4.10 ; 0
butehere', 1,000, $3 90 ; 10 butchers', 1,QSO
S3 96 ; 3 steers, 1,150, $3,75, 3 cows,1,2
$3.20. ; 7 oowe, 1,175, 83.15 ; 1 cow, 1,1d,
$2.50 ; 1 bull, 020, $2.25,
Hogs -The eafigr market is reflected in a
decline' of 35 to 50o per .ewt. Too many
unfiniated hogs ammre coie forever& Oe.
leap are quoted at $6.75 per owt, heavies
t. $6,50, and light. at
SALE REGTSTER.
On Thuredey, September 7th, at 1
clock p. m., ab Diok's sbook Yards, Sea -
forth, Stook Steers mid Holten, neWly
calved COWa and Springers. P. A. O'Seiii-
van. prop. ; Thos. Brown, aeon !
On Monday, Septemlspr 11th, at 1 o'cleck
p. m., on lot 18, oonSeseion 5, Hulliitb,
Farm Stook and Implements. Richtird
Brennan, prop. ; Thonfirovne, aucte
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ARCHIBALD-In Tuokersusith, an August 80t4, to
Mr and Mrs Win R Archibald, a son
MURPHY -Do Hibbert, on Auguet 25111; to Minind
Mrs Joseph Murphy, & 'laughter
HERGOTT-In Seaforth, onsAugust 26th,to Mr and
.Mrs Wm Hergott. aeon '
FLANNERY-In hichillop, 00 -Auguet 29th, tre Mr
and Mrs John Fitnnery,' a eon
JEWETT-In Constance, on Auguet 19bh, tkis Mr
and Mrs Rbeuben Jeweet, a eon •
LANDSBOROUGH-In Tuokersmith, On, Apgusb
25th, to Mr and Mre Landeborough & son
8TOGDALE-In Seaforth. Aupet 27th, to Mr
and Wire George Stogdale,, a eon .
BUS4ELL-In Manion, on August 28th, tb tir and
Mrs F 11 Ruiteil, a dauChter
VIVIAN-In Bibbed!, on Abguet 29th, to Mr and
Mrs George Vivian, a On
TAYLOR -In Alma, on August 291h, to MrMra
John Taylor, a daught'
INNON & CO.4
piryiTTEE.
Boots and Shoes.
We make a specialty of Boots and Shoes—we do a large trade in tha
line. We have just received. a large shipment(of high grade, up-to.date shoe
for men, 'women misses ,and ehildren, in black, tan. and chocolate, includin
he King Quality'" and "Peerless," which are unexcelled in fit and finis
13nd guaranteed solid leather, also a large stock of lower priced. goods froii
Quebec and Montreal, We have a regular shoe store in connection with o r
business, where you can get any grade of shoes you wish at close prices. B
low we mention a few styles which may be interesting to close cash buyers:
fden's fine dongola shoes all sizes ab $1 50, $1.75 and $2. Men's box calf arid
fine dongola oboes. J. D. King & Co.'s make, extennon soles, eloodyear welt; McKay
sewn, in plain and paterib leather, ab $2.25, $2,50, $3 and $3,50. Men's heavy ph»v
shoo, extension soles, at $1, $1.25 and $1.50, The Williams patent adjustable boa'T
shoes, just the thing for reilway men, they are made of solid leather, waterprooft ad
great wearers, at $L75, $2 and $2 50. Boys' standerd school shoes at $1, $L25 d
1,50. Ladies' fine dongola shoes, plain and petent toe cap, goad value at $1,50, or
$1,25. Ladies' fine "King Quality shoes in dongnia, and viol kid, light and heavy
soles, French heel, Goodyear welt. at $2.50, $3 and $3.50. Women's pebbled and gleve
grained shoes, good value at $1.25, for $1. •
BROWN-ln &e7arth, on mrust 30th, to eri and
Mrs II W Brown, a da hter
HOGG-In KoKillop, on 4uguit 80th, to Itir and
Mrs W rElogg, a dau ter
MACF'ARLANE-111 Bross le, on Auzusb 4th, to
Mr and Mrs A 0 Macfarlane. a daughter
SHANNON -In hfcKillop4on August 29th, to Mr
and Mre John lihavnoa, a Boo 1;
DAYMAN-Io Egmondville, on August 61h, 10 Mr
' and hire Joseph Dayman, a son
GILLE8FIE-In eleafortW. on Augusts 22nd, to Mr
and lars Joseph Gilleepte, a s3n 'st,
CARTER -In Stapleton, 00 August 28rd, to Mr and
Mrs Isaac .Carter, a eoP
erviercerrow—In Seaforth on August 26thAo Mrs
J W Livingston, -a daughter ' t
WIGHTMAN-fn Morris, o Augret 214, to Mr and
Mrs John Wighttuan, a daughter
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Marriages. '
MYERS-IIELLY-At St -Mabee's churoly Myth,
on August'14th, by Rev Father Finneorineault,
Mr John ?dye s, Stretford, to Miss Annib Rally,
of Morris
WILSON-N1ifENS-Af4the reeidenoe of the bride's
!mother' '
Clinton oar: August 28rd, .by Rel, Z
Holmes, Mr W lliVilson, of Winnipeg, 'to Mies
A Hie Ninet____ f
Deiaths.
SMITFI-In Lower Witikbani. on Angust 241, Sarah
A Vanden% wife oftiktr Hiram 8rnithltsged 65
years, 8 months an' 11 days
CANN-In Usborne, oai August, 20th, Robert Cann,
aged 79 year& and 19 months
Two smart girls wanted to learn millinery./
0.,A.S EL etiel\T GMT
MoKINNON & 00., BLYTH.
•
The Weil -Dressed Man 1
Hot weather or cold, a man now -a -clays must be well dressed.I It
is not a luxury, ift is a necessity. He has to do it in his bus ess ;
appearances must be kept up, or there will be no business to
attend to. If this were not so we would not attempt, during the
dog days, to talk about anything ee substantial as our tailored
clothing. But there is a time coming wheu you will require to
think about it, and a few timely hints, thrown out now, may
assist you materially later on. We don't often puff ourselves up,
but what we say now we know to be facts, and have gained our
knowledge by every experience.
We build the cloths that leave our establishment. They are not done en the
hap -hazard principle, We use the best materials, It cost S us a
little more, but the satisfaction you get repays us. We guaeantee
a at and style that can only be obtained from thoroughly practical
tailors. Good tailoring is our hobby, hence we get pleasure out
of every right fitting garment We make you. Then. therei is a
finish and style about our clothes that bespeaks the well-dressed
man. It is to your interest to remember this.
Funeral Eirector
and ,itinbainliers.
Night coals ansWered at Mr. Ocenzie's
residence, Church,iiite, third house north of
publio sohool, *es 0 side. Graduate Massa.
climate College of Ocubsimibg, Boston, U.S
Knechtel 44. McKOnzie,
SE4FORTH.
BRIGHT BROS.,
.FURNISILERS, SEAFORTH
IT'S UP TO YOU I
IA GOOD
MEN AND WOMEN RING
- ,
ltrARRIED COUPLE WANTED to manage a
1.u. entail farm one and a half miles fr in the city
limits of London. bitist be strictly tem erste and
furnish good referenqes. Knowledge of hogs and
chickene rtquired. Geed opportunity for parents
1
wishing to educate e ildren. Fositon will be per-
manent and pleasin to right party. State ate,
family and enoloee r ferenses to R. A. ZELL% 608
Bearinger Bldg., Saginaw, Michigan. ; 1968.1
MO BLACKSMITH'S -For sale or to riot, a good
1 blacksmith ehop and business in conflation
with a wood working shop. flittnited in the village
of Walton. A first.plass business le being done.
Or a good steady blacksmith who understands his
business will be taken ag a partner. Apply to W.
H. HUMPHRIES & ON, Walton, Ontario.
1968x4
To prepare for the increasing de.
.nand for book-keepers and steno-
graphers. Why do you go °lee.
where when the
Wingham
Business
College
Township of Hpilett
r
Bridge Closed,
,
I
Notioe le i hereby ven that the bridge on con-
im
cessions 2 and 8, °site lots 2, betwees the fae
of William latch n and: James G. McMichael, is
closed as being unside for:public! travel.
THOtIAB McMILL4N. Reeve
1968-8
$2.76
Can fit yon up in the shortest possible time
to competently fill thie in.oreasing demand,
and at a muoh• less cost than elsewhere.
Speelal classes September 5th. When in
town attending the firemen's demonstra-
tion on Labor Day, call at the College, and
have an interview with the Prinotpai ; also
see our magnificent: window displey, whir%
Is under the supervision of Prof. Edwin
Clarke, of Chicago.
•
Madt! to 'Your Motisure
AAAAAANAAA.
Don't throw your money a+ay on readymadee, when *on can get a paii• of goad all -
wool Pants for 82.75 that will et you and give satisfectoreietvear. Nothiq fancyabout
them, just plain light and darklgrey twill in; medium endiheavy,weight--just the thing
for a good working Pant for Fein Try a pair from
S'peare and Page, Merchant Tailors.
Under the Town Clock,
SEAFORTH.
'6 • sLaxat.ard
N. REGINALD FLETCHER, Prin.
E. PEARL HUNT, Lady Prin.
George Spotton, President
Twelve years teaohing experience.
It's a
Luxury
to read
When what you read is
entertaining and when you
don'b have to etrain your
eyes in peruting in,- •
There is such a tilling as
wearing glasses When you
shouldn't and nob wearing
thein when you should.
It is .8 mistake •to do
either. You can afford to be reck-
less with anything but your?
eyesight).
We keep all sorts of glassis for all
/sorts of eyes and for the judgment
of an expert no extra charge is
made.
You will find in one sbook everything
to improve one'it eyeeighb, in the
way of Eye Glallee ad spectacles.
%mieriewoml
Positively the /
Loweqt Prices
in the County.
Weweweass4
Gives oub no uncertain
sound. It's the same
with
Patent
Medicines
Those of merlo bad
long pull before people
freely used ti em.
Those that have stood
the test of time we
keep. We sell only
the odes that have
merib and our stook is
forfer•
interest, : Water -
few other Hama
Gime for keeping eggs
fresh, approved by tne
Guelph Agricultural
College, 15.3 a tin.
Never Fail Corn Cure
reeornmended by all
who have used, ib, 100
box. '
Pipes -35a and 506 for
balance of August, 25o
each.
Express/wagons at big reduoti no, Come
in and see tie. We oan sieve yo money.
J. F. DALY, Jeweller &
Optician
Cardno alocic, Seaforth.
GRAND TRUNK RsiVSTEmp.Z
Dry Good* 'sitar
•f The Lerner,
Th.
•
nfko.or hi"! raoi•onto
Ontario. Pickard
• Ciothlog
Column lo
Four Commits**
DRUGGIST,
Agent for the leading makes . f Triune,
Fountain Syringes and Ho Wittier
Bohlen
CARDNO'S - BLOCK
1R,13714E
MID
M M R
ALE.
ii.-4.1++4.444;+4;444.44.44eletei;++++,
The hot days are now
with us, and people geld'
erally are affected by the
heat, and need to be stir
mulated somewhat ill or
der to become interested
in business affairs. Out
of our large and varied
stock we have selected
many stimulants from
each department, a few
of which are enumerated
below:
Staple Depar,ment.
pile of Shirtings, worth 9c, to clear at 61e
Ten pieces of Flannelette, worth 7c, to dear at e
Seven pieces of striped Cottonade, worth 180, to clear at 10Ic
Six only White Spreads, worth $1.25, for $1
Large size Flannelette Blanket, worth $1.25, fox $1
Specials in Art Muslim this week
pee•-•-•-•-•-e-e-leeeeeeee+4.4-e-e-
I Dress Goods Department
MORTGAGE S
.4•••••••••••••••••••
• Under and by virtue of the powers
certain !mortgage, which will be p
time of sale, there will be offer ed fo
Auction at the Queen'e Hotel in
SEAFORTH, on
Tuesday, the 19th dint of Sep
ALE.
0Ontatned in
°dosed at nee
sale by_Publio
e TOWN OF
ember, 1905,
at the hour of 2 o'clock in the tafternoen
the following property in the Town ifif &Worth, viz.
-Lots No. 1 and 2 and the south h If of lot No. s
on Main street, and lot No. 2, on Goderioh street,
all In blook " A" in Beattie and Sark's survey of
part of Lot No. 56, in the let Co cession et the
Township ot lielfillop, a plan wher of is duly reg.
filtered. On the property aro a fare and commod-
ious eggise.sking and cold storage 'warehouse, ergo
struoted of briik and cement, and pow in use for
the above purposes ; a targe two-e4rey brick stable
a workshop and other outbuildin . TERMS -Tan
per cent. of the purchase money tobs paid at the
tinte of eale and Mt balance within twenty days
thereafter. For further terms andl information ap-
ply to
JAMES C. HAIGHT,
Waterlloo, Onbario
Mortittgee's Solleitor.
Dated Aug. 26th, 1905, 1968-3
Single Fare for Our Students
Labor Da'.
Good going September 2ad, 3rd and 4th,
returning September ith. between all sta-
tions in Canada; ^leo Snspension Bridge
and Niagara Falls, N. Y., Port Huron and
Detroit, Mich.
••••-cmal
Canad'n Nation'i Exhibition
• TORONTO.
Aug. 28 to Sept. 9
00 A M FROM SEAFORTH good go.
'W*T(' ing Auguat 28th to September
91h. $2 55 going August 29, 31st, Sept.
2, 5 and 7. All tickets valid returning
until September 12h, 1905.
Farm Laborer's Excursion
$12,00 to pointe in Manitoba and Assini.
bola good going from Seaforth,' September
2nd.
ANS fee. MEOW WNW
For tickete, illustrated literature and
full information call on
W. SOM.ERVILLE, Town Agent.
A. F. PHILLIPS, Depot Tickeb Agenb
Secure better results in three end four
months than are usually obtained in five
and six months eleewheren We employ
competent teachers, and our courses are
thoroughly practical find updo-date.
Student' in this college are nob required
to follow the old fashioned methods of copy-
ing work from text. books, They engage
In genuine office praotiee, end perform the
duties of a book-keeper frorn the day they
enter.
All entries are made froni the business
papers riots' ved and issued.,
Students leara more in 4 week than by
the old text: book methed in a month.
We can take you just where you are in
your education, be it ppor or be it good.
We have had pupils from the Inconel clans
In publio school to the science mentor of a
oollegiete, and from 14 to 40 yearr of age.
Day and evening olaseesi Splendid equip-
ment, expert teachers. 'Fees are lower
than in moot schools. Ali our graduates
get good positions. Beautiful oiroulare for
the inking.
Seven pieces all -wool Dress Goods, worth from. 50c to 75e, clearing at
35 cents
Fifteen pieces Colored Sateen, worth 13c, for The
A special line of Dress Remnants at ba/f regular preee
e -quarter off all Muslims and Vestings •
e -quarter off all Children's Parasels
*A04#0.4%0WwwwwwwWWWIllet,
GODERICH
BUSINESS QOLLEGE
M. L. CLANCY, Principai.
Ladies? Department
One-quarter off all Ladies' Summer Suits and Skirts
One-quarter off all Lawn and Silk Shirt Waists
A table of.Ladies' Straw Hats to clear at half regular price
A table of Ladies' Straw Hats, worth from 50c to $1, for 25c
rWeielse.e;:; e; '
Clothing Department.
All Boys' and Youths' Suits left over to be cleared at hall regular price
Two hundred pairs of Men's Tweed Pants, worth from $2 to $2.25, tee
be cleared for $1.50 per pair •
A large shipment of new Fail suitings to hand
Our Tailoring Department is now in full swing, so -leave your order early
and save trouble later on. _
Highest Prices paid for Butter Eggs
and Wool.
111.PICKARD,& SONDIRECT
IMPORTER
Opposite Town Building, Co-eaer Main and Market Ste." Sesfortb.
TRW
001IERIGH TO
DETROIT
Specie.' train,
64 64
C
1...tAVE GODERICH
Thursday September 7th
.m.
8.30 A. M., CANADA TIME
Return, Friday, Sept. !3th, leave Dereit
1.00 P. M.,' DETROIT TIME Moonlight, Goderich, 8;00 p
Wednesday, Sept. 13th, 25 cents.
Str. GREYHOUND
WHITE STAR LINE
_
1
aforth 10 Goderich, on September 71h, 7,15 m.
Oth, for moonlight, 6,45 p. m.
!cane Goderieh on Friday night en the arrival of steamer.
• . 196een.