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:.EGISTE R.
aitriber 30tinat 1 &Week
tri Road, Tuokeremitta
Ortit. Farm Stook and
Dareey, proprietor
neer.
or 3rd, at I o'cloek
ion 3, 513Kii1op,
thews, proprietor ;
peer.
tether 4th, ab ono
Concession 6, Mobil -
O'Rourke, proprietor;
ser.
bar 7th. Hotel prop
-
150 acre farm in Bal-
d implement% Sale
ce'e hotel, in Londe
0, proprietor; John
•
ober 7th, at 1 o'clock
trick Yards, Seaforth,
John McConnell, prop-
aectioneer.
er , at 1 onslock
oven -lock Broe.Win`
d Heifers. Govenlook
; Tho. Brown, Arm-
ifith, Est 1 ofetoek
Stook Yard, Staffer
Drake, proprietor ;
oneer for Perth and
er 10t,h, at 1 o'clock
oceseion. I, HiblArte
took. Frank McCan2-r
rown, auotioneer. •
tober lith, at one
Lot 8, Connesaion
red and High Grade
r, proprietor ;
WMt
eeee.
otter 12tle, at 1 et:look
noession 2, MoKIllesets
Murdie, proprietreg
°neer.
berr 14th, at 1 cdoleck
nceseien 14, MoKilioire
laments. Alfred Den-
Bravrn, Anoticrneer.
aeon's, raise ib
Filmy of the best
not commend Rad to
ea1 and two or three
rally, we will give a
Animal Tonic. If yeti,
o have used ite Some
bottle. This offer is
TORE.
ONTARIO.
s PTEmBER
FALL FAIitS •
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1,
Sal MiX041 abiThil .111111,11C04 8.
VAlkAGIVI I It/ , , ..**“ 00t1 4-5.
Oraeasels -
ICV'k.tort ... Doti, 5--13.
Gonna ..••••••0•44: it144 %10.11-.. • Nt4 1-
SlYtila se - ' Gat. 10-11.
... 10, b.* itoe0C4td
ItAARETS.
mire Sept. 23, 1906
hat 1130 72 to 072
er bushel -.0.e
per - 0
or
rotper 0 88 So
wategNe. toes° 0 17 ine
totter, tab..- •••• ••• ••• a 18
lo
sniper 4.s opp, t • wo 0 j8
frourt pee ISO U... •On• d••• i••• *NI I 1 -• •..• 2 50 to
28 10 029 00 to
0 60
0 88
O 18
0-10
O 18
00
gay -per too now- - - -860 to 700
weeper 100 Die- ... 5 00 to 5 85
•—• • e- a—IF 0 80 to 28
O 60
100
6 20
2 76 to 8 25
es plait per ng._-......... 0 40 to 0 60
vet Seed...-. ...a lire• vow • I. 111 7 00 to 8-00
126 to 05
tAllow. par lb- - .1* 11.1. 11.• .1. 84 tO OD
'Fake Der I00 7 50 to 8 20
Wad (washed).. ....... -.Wool
mato* per bushel „(new),..e. _ 0 50 to
sea (retail) per barrel.? 1 26 to
weeper 00rd (10b)t-e- 5 00 to
tgted per cord „ e
25 01 27
15o, 16
1
• Dairy Markets.
MONTREAL, Sept.26-garge- Straight
Ibsen, 19 to 20o; No. 1 cancliecy lae. '
Bittter-t,tehoicein creamery, 223, dairy,
tee to Ma per panied. .
,
TORONTO, Sep.26-Butter-There le very
lade change in toe situation. Receipts
are large and the market is easy to I tone.
rneareery white, 22 to 23a; solids, ' lo to
gtte ; dairy pound mile, good to 4boioe,
19 ta 20c ; medium, 17 to 180 ; good to
drelea dairy,tubs, 17 to 183; inferior dairy,
15 -to 161. Cheese-Se:tarty aod unoheng-
ed at la tO 123 per pound Eggie-The
tone of the market continues easy with
feereasing receipt% Quotatione are un-
e„t anged at IS to 19o.
Poultry.
TORONTO, Sept. 94. -Poultry is obming
forward feirly well, and the demand is
oral. Prices are quoted unchanged, Fat
es, 7 to 83; thin, 6 to 70 ; fat chicken% 9
to 10c ; thin, 7 to fro ; ducks, 8a; all live
weight.
CANADIAN BANK
F COMME
Potatoes.
Towner°, September 26. -The receipts
hold firm'and are quoted unchanged let 60c
per bushel.
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Gratlen etc.
TOnotero, Sep. 26 -Wheat- Whiter 73 to
4o; red, 73 to 74e'pose, 70 ;- oat, 41e:
new oate, 33i to 34ie ; barley, 46 t'; 480.
Dreaded hogs, light, per owte$8.75_; eavy,
$8.25. Millfeed-Ontario, bran firm at
511.50 to 512 per ton in oar lots at &aside
pointe; shorts at 516 to 517.50. Manitoba
bren, 516 to 517, and shorts, 519 to $20 at
Totonto and equal points. Baled Ilay-
Tiatinarket ia =el:fanged, but trade is dull
at$7.50 per ton for No. 1timothy, oa 56
for No. 2. Baled Straw -rhe 'col; is
unehauged end quiet. Ger lots on track
here are -quoted unchanged at 06 per on..
Live Stook ,Markets.
LONDON', England, Sept. 26 -Cattle are
riger •
attire
weak -
quoted at 10A, to 12a per pound; re
stor beef, 9g to biz per pound.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 26 -Canadian
al to 5id ; sheep, 6ti.
,Moreraaen, Sep. -26-Cab1e cattle
er, owing 'to heavy supplies. Pries in
Liverpool for Canadian cattledecli ed io
to 10-i to lle, end in London lo to io, to
I0 i. to llio. Sheep were also ic lo er, at
14o. Tne exports for thit mat week_ were
4,20/taattle. 450 sheep. To demand for
ocean freight epee° has been active, end ib
has all been closed out for. the balattoe of
the season at 40a to Liverpool, Glasgow,
Bristol, and 37E1 61 to Lenden. Thej trecla
in cattle was active, owing to the cool
weather, and prices ruled ',steady. i•Good
beeves sold at 4i to 4o; far at 31 to 4.a;
medium at 312e ; commoc at 3 to eic3; and
ulterior at 2t- to 33 per pound Sheep al-
so met with a goal demand. at :q to-46,and
lambast 41. to 5to per pound. Mitch cows
sold at $25 to 550 each. Cilvee brought
from 53 to 512 each.. A stronger feeliag
prevailed in the market for hogs. Sales' of
,good straight tete were made at 56.75, and
mixtd Iota at $6 25 so $6 50 per 100 lbs ,
weighed off oars. Cabiee from Liverpool,
London and Bristol on Canadian bacon
'hawed no improvement, ' and packers
'stated that at present price e for hogs here
there was no money in ebipping bacon.
Bt Feet°, Sept. 25-Catt1e-Goe1 fat
mettle Arcing ; common stow ; 10 to loo
lower ;,prime steers. $5.65 to $Q ; ship-
ping steers, .65 to 55 60; butchers', $4.25
to P.25 : (tellers, 53.25 to 54.75 ; oows,
52.60 to 54 ; pulls, $2.50 to 53 85; otook-
era an.dTeedera $2.75 to $4.10 ; stork heif-
ers-, $2.50 to 53.15; 'aerie caws and spriag-
ere 52 to•i$3 higher ; goad` to itioiee, $45
to '558 ; nftdium to goied, 520 to 542;
common, 523 to 528. Hoge -Fairly acitive
and 5 to 101 higher; heavy. 55 75 to $5 85;
few st 55.90; mixed. 55.75 to 55.80;
Yorkeree $5.60 to 55.75 ; pig% 55 25 to
55.40 ; rritghe'55 40 to t$8,40 ; etags,
53-50 ts 54 ; dairies said passers, $5 to
55.60. Sheep and Lernb7--Active ; sheep,
eteade ; larnha 10 to 15c higher ; lambs,
. 55.75 to 57.75; yearlings, 55,75 to $6 ;
wethers 55 to 55 25 ; ewes. 54.50 to
54.75 ; ;beep,- mixed. $2.50.to $5 ; Canada
lambs, 57 50 to $7.75. g
Toronero, Sept. 27-Ctitt1e-The quality
of fat cattle Nivea not good geneially speak-
ing. Owing to the light run and, a short-
age of good butches there was a fair trade
for the best selection% bat for the common
infePier grades tre.d&was .dull at the lowest
prices of the swum. Exporters -None
were offered. and none wanted, as deal-
ers had got a supply at the Uoion Stock
'Yards oa Idonday. Butchers -The best
-offerings of butcher' sold at 51 to $4.25 and
there were few brought Vales prices ;
medium sold at $3 to 53.75 ; common to
inferior sold at 51,50 to 52.75 per cwt.
Stockers and Feeders -There wss a brisk
trade in -stockers- and feeders. One load of
good short -keep feeders. 1100 lbs. each,
gold at.53 90 per owb. Beet feeders, 1000
to 1150 lbs. each, at 53.70 to $4 a medium
feeders, 1,000 to 1,150 lbs. each, 53.40' to:
.58.75; best feeders, 850 to 1,000 lbs., at
83.40 to 53.80-; medium feeder, 850 to
1„000 Ibis., 53 25 to 53 50 ; best yearling%
.600 to 750 lbs., at $3.25 to $3.50; good
stock heifers. 700 to 850 lbs., at 52.90
' to 53,10 ; medium stook heifers, 700 to 850
ink, at $2.75 to 52.90; common
'titters, 700 to 850 lbs., at 52.50 to 52 75 ;
, common light stockers, $2 5042.25. Mitch
'Cows' -Prices were firmer, ranging from
$30 to 560 each. Sheep and Lambs -Trade
in 'sheep %tea lambs was brisk, there being
.rnany wouldrbe buyers, ,ociald they have
secured them at what they thoughb reason-
able prima The regular dealers as usual
bought all_ in sight in geod time, Sheep
.soId at 54 to $4.20 and lstribs at 55 to $5.50
,per mt. *Choice picked tote of ewes and
.wethere sold at $5.60 to $5 65 per cwt.
nogg -Deliveries were light and prices
steady. Mr. Harris reports selects at $6.121
and lights and fats at $5.87/ per ovet.
, Horse ,Maricelt.
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Paid-up Capital •$8,700,000.. Reserve Fund, $3,500,000
HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO
B. E. WALKER, General Manager
ALEX. LAIRD, Asst. Gen°1 Manager
124Branches in Canada, the United States
and England -
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED
BANKING BY KAU?
Business May be transacted by mail iv' WI any, branch
of the Bank. Accounts may be opened, and deposits
made or withdrawn by mail. Every attention is paid
to out-of-town . accounts.
SEAFORTH BRANCH.
F. HOLMESTED, Solicitor. • G. E. PARKES, Manager.
Births.
NORRIR-In H,bbert, or. the 20th inet, to Mr an
Mr' Starnes Norris, a eon
ARGENT -In °Rota -eon September net, to Mr and
BEVANS-In Clinton, on September 17th, to Mr I
Mrs Wm Argent, a son
and Mrs II fame,
IRELAND -In Canton. on September 19th, to Mr
and tdrieJohn tretand, twin boys
WHEELER -In Winehelsia. on September 81st, to
Mr end Mrs Moe Wheeler, a son
Marriages.
LECKIE-SMITH-On September 21th, at the
residemee of the bride'e brother-in-law, Mr rh )s
Edger Webb, 218 Murray street, Hemiltou, by
the Rev W W McLaren, of Plato°, the Rev
Nell kieleillan Leoltie, pastor of Knox Church,
Londesboro, and Burn's Church, Mullett, to
Mies Georgia Webster, daughter of Mr George
Braithwaite Smith.
PORTER-SADLER-At the reeldence of the bride's
mother, on September 19th, by Rev Wm Lowe,
Mr Alex E Porter, to Mies Martha Sadler, ails
of Witighain
BUGG-GALBRA1TH-.'t tne reeldence of ther
bride's 'manta, on September 205h, by Rev Dr
Gundy, Mr JAMO3 Herbert Bugg, to Miss Mar-
garet Galbraith, daughter of Mr and Mrs A
Galbraith, both of Wingham
licVITTIE--GIDLEY-10 Blyth. on September
20th, Mr Albert B MoVitble, to Mies Maud E,
daughter of Mr Samuel Gilley, al of Blyth
ISIGGAW-MaAREN-On September 29th, at the
reeidenue of the brlde'e parents, (,oderich, by
Rev Jas A Anders)°, B A. William Eraest, eld-
est son of dr 8 A MoGaw, to Wee Jean Blanche,
!wood daughter of Mr Dauiel McLaren
ROBERTSON- PR1NGLE-On September 145h, in
Knox church, Ayr, Ont., by Rev John Thom-
son, M A, Di Albert R Robertson, of Waltaca-
burg, to Margaret White, third daughter of the
late John Pringle, Ayr
phrtb.B.
BOWMAN -In Wing m, on September 16th, Joey
Marguerite, daug ter of Mr and Mrs J H Bow.
man, agei 10 mon,ips
SMITH -In Wingbam, on September 19th, Alba
Smith, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edwin Smith,
aged 1 year, 8 months and 10 days
LITTLEFAIR-In Belgrave, on September 14th,
Mary Ann, wife of Mr Emerson Littlefair, aged
78 years, 7 months and 9 days
RAE -In Turnberry, on September 19tht, Catherine
Rae
AUCTION SALES.
OetLEARING BALE OF FARM STOW.- lames
Jones has received instructions from e, Jas.
Jordan, to sell by public' auotion, is the vi ere of
Dub in, on Tuesday, Ootober 8rd, the f llowing
property: 25 8 -year old steere„ninaost fat end oan
-soon be got ready for tine 'market ; 19 2 year-old
steere ; 7 2.year-old heifers none in calf) •, 1 epring
oilf. This j�ft choice lot of stook and all in excell-
ent condition. Sale at 2 o'c oak, sharp. Terms-
TWeltre months credit on fu
notes. A discount of 5 per
JORDAN, proprietor ; JAS.
Perth DAM Huron.
Funeral Directors
_ and Embalmers.
Night calls answered at Mr. hdoKenzie's
residenoo, Church St., third house north of
public sohool; west side. 'Ciradriate Massa-
ohurts College of Embalming, Boston, U.S
Kn, echtel 8c. MdKenzie,
SEAFORTH.
HORSE SHOW
Be sure and bear in mind the
Hensall Horse Show,
ON
TUESDAY OCT. 3rd
01sh1nc, approved j nnt
aent off for ossh. JAS.
JONES, auctioneer for
19724
01TION SALE of Far. Stook- Thos. Brown
has been instructed b Frank MoCann to sell
by public auction on Lob 26 Conceasion 1, Hibbert,
Huron Road, on Tuesday. October 10th, 1905, at 1
o'olook Warp, the folloozing valuable property, viz.
Horses -1 heavy dietrght gelding *int 4 years, 1
heavy draught mare rising 4, 2 filllea 2 years old.
Cattle -6 three-yearead •steers 8 three-year-old
heifers, )0 two•year.old heifers, 8 yearling steers, 6
parting heifers, 2 (*Wee springers, 4 farrow cows'
2 milking eows, 2 calves. Terms -Twelve months,
credit will be given on approved joint notes. A die-
ectunt of five per cent. will be allewed for meth.
FaANK Mo0ANN, Proprietor; THOS. BROWN,
Auctioneer. 1972-1
LIBERAL PREMIUMS are
offered for all el %sees of horses
and GOOD PURSES for
Speeding Contests.
BeSure and Come to Hennall
• .on October 341.
For Prize List and sphrting
events , see bills. _
W. BAWDEN. Pres.
H tr. BILLINGS, Sciey.
IMPORTANT NOTICES.
STRAY SOW. -Strayed from the premises of
LI the undersigned, lot 8, core:Imelda 2, Stanley,
ebont the end of July, 'a large black !tow. Any in-
formation leadiructo its recovery will I be rewarded.
WESLEY HAKVEY,Brucefield. 1972it
-I on STEERS and HEIFERS for sale by PubPo
ta)t) Auction. Govenloak and Simpson will sell
by pupil° ¬ion at the farin of Govenlook Bros. at
Winthrop, on Mond ty, October 9111, 1905, at one o' -
cloak sharp, the follnwing property viz. -110 stock
steere, about ono half of whiph will weigh 1,r00
or over. Also a few choice heifers. Those wishing
to pun:these should come early to make selection.
Terme-12 months credit will be given on approved
joint notes. A dime:Mat of 5 per cent. Will be allow-
ed for cash. GOVENLOCK and SIMPSON, Prcpe. ;
THOS. BROWN, Auctioneer. 1972-2
3411;7"19a.
GREAT 1;i711—EXXIIIIIT.
The recent arrival 5it this store of nearly 51,500 worth of ladies and
gents' fur coats, fur jabkets, fur lined coats, caperines, rffus, stole, muffs,.caps,
etc.,. is an event of more than ordinary importance. A few years ago some
people thought it wise to go out of town for their furs, but that time has gone
by, and they rv9w look forward. for McKinnon & Co.'s fur goods opening. We
are now ready to show you the finest stock that baa ever come within our
doors. Buy furs early. There .is no choice like first choice. Below you will
find.a few. quotations which will give you an. idea of the goods we carry. We
will be Ipleased to show 'you the goods, whether you are ready to buy or not s
Biagi coney scarfs, tionglidpd chain fastenings, 8 tails, 53.50. Marmot oaperines,
long front, chain fastenings, $017. Japanese mink stoles, 8 milk tesaele, very speeial,
$5,b0. Texas mink fieerfe, 6 tails, 2 ornaments, cord and tassel fastenings, great value
at $6.50. Brown sable ruffs, 6 tail% ohain faetenings, 57.50. Isabella sable stole, 72
inches long, 8 bane and 2 ornaments, cord and tassel fastening, a snap at 510. Stone
marten scarfslong front akd very stylish, 510. Baltic sable scarf% chenille trimming,
2 ornaments, 412. Ladies' Astrachan coats, fine gloisy curl, 24, 27, 30 and 36 inehes
long, at 525, 527.50, $30, 535and545. Electric seal crests, 24 to 30 inches long, at $30,
536, 540 and 550, 0 Men's Siberian dog coats at 515, $18, 520 and 522. Men's brown
and black cialf coats at 520, 522.50 and 525 blen'e celt coats, with Astrachan collar, at
522, 525 and 528. Men's fur lined coats Japane.e flunk collar,' at 530 to 540. Persian
Iamb caps, great value, at 54.50, $6, 58:510 and 512.
• We pay the top price for dried. apples.
rtLEARING SALE OF FARM STOOK. - Jemes
,Jones has received instructions from Mr. John
Drake to sell by public atiebion ab larlin'e Stook
Yards, Staffa on Tues lay, October 10th, the follow-
: 2 general purpeee horses, 1 yearling colt got
by Wilderlee, 1 sucking colt got by Wilderlee, 8,
flows supposed to be in calf, 40- stack steers and
heifers 2 and 11 yeare old, 5 calves, Thiketonit ie in
good ooedltion and will be sold without reeerye as
tile proprietor has rented his farm for a term of
yeare. Sale at 1 o'olook, phut). Termt-Twelve
montee' credit on furnishing approved joint notes..
Five per cent. off for cash, JOHN DRAKE, prop-
rietor ; JAS. JONES, auotioneet for Perth and
Huron, 1972-2
A UCTION SALEpE HORSES AND CATTLE, -
Mr. Thos. Brown will sell for Mr, Joan Mo-
Coonellient J. Diek's Stock Yards, Seaforth, on Sat-
urday, October 7th, at I o'clock sharp, the follow-
ing' callable property,. 1 iz : Hortee-2 brood m ems
got by Sesgram's imported "Morph'," and in foal to
" fdombent" ; 2 sucking colts from stare mares and
gotty " Taranturn" ; 1 first °lass carriage mare, 8
years old, sulteble for driving and farm work; 1 2-
yeer-old filly. well broken, got by "IGusteer," dam
Ranlelgh end." Cattle -Mach -Cotes -6 firet class
mach cows, some spriogere and other' with calves
by their sides, 1 oow due to calve in March.
Steers -14 'Steers, 2 year(' old, fit for feeders or
dockers. The above eta& is in good condition,
and must be sold, as tbe owner has no buildings to
winter them in. Terms. -Twelve month's credit
will be given on approved j Ant notes. A discount
&live cents on the dollar will be allowed for oak
•on credit amounts. JOHN bicOONNELL, prop ;
THOS. BaoWN, auctioneer. . 1972-2
TIASTRAY HORSE.- A small light bait? pony with a
11 ,strip on face, and having on it part of a set of
harness, wee found on the Lend° Road, near
Brucefield, on Thursday morning of 1 st week. The
os ner can have the same by calling 1 the DIXON
1101181t, Bruce(leld. 1972.1
ItEAOHER WANT9.,- Tescheryi Wanted for
• Union School Section No. 15,Ha and Stephen.
Duties to commence January 13rd, 4906. Appli-
orations will be reneived by the undergned up till
Dedember 1st, JACOB 13011ROED a, Secretary,
Daehwood, Ontario. , ' •1972k4':
,
TXT
ANTED-A teaoher holding a fiat or second
yV -claws certificate for School Section No. 1, Us -
borne, for the year 1906. A male teacher preferred.
Applications, stating salary wanted, ettpinenee and
refetences, received by undersigned. HENRY
STRANG, Sect. Tress., Hurondsle P. 01., Ontario.
1 1972 A
TORON:TO, Sept 27 -The following is
ilprns & Sheppard's weekly report of pre-
vellisg prices : Siogle roadster% 15 to 16
kinds, 51 to 5160; single oobs and oar-
riege horaetra 15 to 15.1 hands, 5120 ,to
5180 ; matched pairs and carriage hones,
15 to 16,1 hands, $300 to 5700; delivery
homes 1,109 to 1,00 lbs., 5120 to 5160;
general purpoee and exprees horses, 1,200
co 1,350 lbs.. $120 to 5170; draught horses,
1.350 to 1,750 lbs., 5160 to $t90, ser-
viceable seeond-hand workers, 560 to 575 t;
t erviceable seeond-hauddriven560 to 575.
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VOR SALE.---Freme house and lot tueted in the
U village of Kinbuin, seven and. ne-half 'miles
from Seaforth, The house is one , and one.half
etoreye, having five rooms, summer kitohen and
woodshed connoted, also good sto a foundation
and cella ; also good frame stabl on oemext
floor aud Acme foundation. ' Th. hon e is suitable
for a dodo'', retired farmer or clergyman. There
le also a neat shop in connection, suitable 1 or doe -
1
tot's office or ghee shop. The buildin 's are in good
repair, painted, and the premises we fenoed and
sapplied with hard and soft water. --Fr particulars
apply to JAMES STANLEY. Clonst.notp. ' 1972x4
Notice.
The Council of the Township of Tuokeremith will
sell on Monday, the 2nd of 'October, at five o'clock
p. w., the timber of the old Campbell bridge.
G. 8, BLACK,
1972-1 ,- Reeve.
Q.ALSIEE AN GIN.TM PIR,I039
McKINNON & CO., BLYTH.
A. Special furniture Sale.
IISKIMMNIGNIEMEERNEREPCENKM
FOR THE NEXT 30 DAYS
We will give a large -discount on. on all Furniture. This is an opportunity
that shrewd. buyers cannot afford to miss. Our stock is large. Don't fail to
call and secure the bargains that will be offered at this big discount sale.
Notice to Cr'editeirs.
Promptly attended to night or day.
BROADFOOT, BOX & CO.
S. T. HOLMES, Manager.
Prof. Dorenwend
Of Toronto.
The Greatest Hair Goods
Artist in America
&into,. Mali' Tho ber0000
:* Dry Goodie's**
tadart tt hSi st Pickardis =Gourdlike"
1:1..
Ontario.
Four
Is Coming To Seaforth
Commercial Hotel, Wednes-
day, October
Lealien.-If you appreciate the added charm and the younger appearance lent to the
bee by having beautiful hair, do not fail to see the grand assortment of Switches,
Sew; Pompadoure, Wavy Mats and wig% which Prof. Dorenwend will have with
him- Consultations entirely free and demonstratione given regarding therm beautiful
coneeptions in natural hair.
di"' Gentlemen wile are Bald. ,--Even though you are bald or partially aoiyou can regain
your former appearance by wearing Dorenwend's Wigs and Toupees. They are made
to match any shade of hair. They are a protection to tbe head and a cure for ehronic
cold in the head and catarrh, They ere perfectly fitted to the head and bear no trace
of Artificiality. Prof. Derenwend will take measurements and demonstrate the merits
of hie wige. Don't forget the day a ud date.
The Spirit of
ew Merchandise.
There is something about the opening of a new season. that
[starts a thrill of new life. Every change in style or fabric
seems to have a beauty and a fascination greater than any that
went before it. We have prepared fOr a banner year by in-
creased stocks in. every department, and the attractiveness of
the new goods has more than. fulfilled our high expectations.
Among the dress materials the -cloaks, furs, millinery, elotbing—
wherever the Fall's first showings appear, our elastomers feel
their inspiration, and begin to plan their new purchases. With
such offers as follow, we open our greatest year of stock -carrying
and value giving.
afflamarantrmanistatrarisINIMrid
Fur Department
The largest stock, the greatest assortment of fine furs ever shown in this'
part of Ontario is now on display in this store, Many months ago we plan-
ned to make this the greatest fur season in our history, and we are proud of
the stocks we have to show, and as there is such a difference in the quality of
furs, you will appreciate the advantage of buying here, where nothing but
reliable furs are sold, and all fur.3 are as represented, and all sold under •guar-
antee, This is how we have built up the largest fur business in this section
of the country.
In 'the matter ot the Estate of Isabelle
Gardiner, late of the Township of Mo-
Killop, in the County of Huron, spin-
doceased.
Notice is hereby 'given pursuer t to R.. St 0., 1897.
chapter 129,.that all creditor(' and others having
claims against the estate of tbe itd Isebella Gar-
diner, who died on or about the 81s5 day of July,
A. D., 1905, are required on or before the 125h day
of Ostober. 1905, to send by post prepaid or deliver
to Robert Gardiner, of ehe Township of Morn°, in
eald county, farmer, Farquhar P. 0, AdMIllietfAtOr
of the estate of the said deceased, !their christian'
and surnrantee. addressee and descriptions, etc., full
particulars of their claims, the statement of their
accounts and the nature of the seourities (if any)
held by them. And further takesnotiee that after
maid last mentioned date the said administrator 'will
proceed to distribute the assets of the deceased a-
mong the parties entitled thereto, laving regard
only to the claims -of which he shall then lave
notice, and that the said administeator will not be
liable for the said sante or any part thereof to any
person or person(' of whoee olalms notice • shall not
have been received by Aim at the time of such die-
GLADMAN & STANBURY •
Solicitors for said Adttilnietratoz. .
Dated at Exeter,*this 1917i day of Sept., 1905,
1971-8
LUMBER L4.TH
and
SHINGLES
CEDAR- POSTS
N. CLUFF & SONS,
LUMBER YARD and PLANING MILL,
SEAFORTH
It's a
Luxury
to read
A View
r
Enables you to judge
without prejudice.
Look over the list,
and where are you
surer of purer drugs
than at our drug
store? 15 isn't be-
cause we are the only
ones, but because we
have a trade to main-
tain and build up, and
we cannot hope to do
it with anything hut
fresh drugs, low prices
and of:mai:tow treat-
ment.
Water Giese Egg
Preserver, 15o a tin.
Hair Brushes fron3
25:3 upwards.
'Leather Purses from
25o upward.
Tooth Brushes from
So upwards.
the leading pa-
tent medicines freshiy
prepared -no old
stook.
Come in and see tut,
we will make you a
permanent customer,
When what you read is
entertaining and when you
don't have to strain your
eyes in perusing it.
There is suoh a thing as
wearing glasses when you
ehouldn't and not wearing
them when you should.
It Is a mistake to d
either. You oan afford to be rook -
less with. enything but your
eyesight.
We keep all sorts of glasses for all
sorts of eyes and for the judgment
of an expert no extra charge Is
made. •
You will find in our stook everytrng
to improve_one's eyesight, in/ the
way of Eye Glance and speetatilee.
Positively the
Lowest Prices
in the County.
J. F. DAlly, Jeweller !Si%
Optician
Cardno Block, Seaforth.
TS. $2 76-
-Made o Your liflea,sure
0. ABERHART,.
DRUGGIST, -
Agent for the leading makes of Trusses,
Fountain Syringes aid Hot Water
Bottlee.
OARDNO'S - BLOCK
pcTI
It is Hot ,too... Late
to begin a Course in
BOOKKEEPING, STENOGRAPHY
or TELEGRAPHY at the •
Don't throw_ our money easay on readymades, when you oan get a pair of good all -
wool Pants for $ .75 that will fit, you and give eatisfaotory wear. Nothing fancy about
them, just plain light and dark greytwill in, medium and heavy weight -j mit the thug
for a gotA. working Pant for Fair. Try a pair Irene
.
Speare' and Page, Merchant Tailors.
Under the Town Clock) -
,'2ko
SEAFORTH.
SHOES
For Men
Wingham
Business
College
Students are admitted any time and
receive lnjivldual iostruation in all subjects
necessary to fit them to perform the work
of the business offiee in a Istisfeetory man-
ner. Begin this week, if convenient.
A Postal will bring yo o the desired inborn-
ation. ^
N. REGINALD FLETCHER, Prins.
E. PEARL HUNT, Lady-Prin.
George Spotton, President
Twelve years teaching experience,
WHY
IT PAYS TO BUY YOUR
Harness
-AT-
Broderick's.
'There are three great factors which
contribute to the perfection of a man's
shoe.
Good Service'Absolute Comfort and
abreast with the hour style.
These all lend their power to make
our ehoes of such high character that
the man who onoe buys Shoes here is
siire to return to us for his next pair.
The Fall and Win*. Shoes are
ready and we've a fine variety of choice
styles.
We've Shoes of all grades but vre
never ask high prides for any of our
Excellent shoes.
We're at your service, Sir.
Richardson& M'Innis
SEAFORTH,
Sole Agents for the Derby Shoe.
There's A
World of
Satisfaction
In using a firat-olase BINDER
TWINE. That is the reason we want
your order for "BLUE RIBBON:"
Every pound. guaranteed .to run 650
feet.
If You
Require
let-Berrause we make our own haineso.
rid-Becauee we tree nothing but first-
class leather.
3rd-2-Be0au0e we have the largest stock
to Acme from.
45h-Becauee we give the best value for
She money.
55h-Becs.use our cheapest will outwear
the best factory barnees made.
Call and eee our stock of Robes, Rugs,
Brushes, Curry Combs, Whips, Trunks
and Valises, and save money.
M. BRODERICK,
CADY BLOCK, - SEAFORTH.
A now HAY FORK ROPE, set or
Sling Ropes, Sythe and Soath or Hay -
Fork Pulleys, give us a call, as onr
prices are right.
George A. Sills,
Seaforth - Ontario.
GRANDTRUN1( RAILWAY
h SYSTEM
. Far Ruffs in oriental mink, Garman mink, op -
possum, Isabella fox, Columbia sable, Alaska sables
and mink itt all prices, from $2 to $64.
A large assortment of °verities in all kinds of
furs, in all combinations of trimmings or plain.
Muffs of all kinds, in all prieee, from 50o tea
515.
Ladies' Astrachan Coats itt plain, all prices
from 524.25 to 510.
Ladies' Astrachan Coats, trimmed, from
533
to 545.
Bokharan Coats, ail prices, from $41 toM.
Electric and Near Seal, in plain and, trimmed%
from $30 to $57.
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MEN'S FUR COATS,.
All kinds of' reliable coats made will be found in our stock, including the
celebrated " Leek" fur coat. Also a full assortment of fur lined coats,
sleigh robes and rugs, ete., in all makes.
PlietioNAWAAAWAAAAMAAAAAAA
antic Department.
Every up.to.date woman wants style, but with it she wants valne. The
great success achieved by our ready-to-wear garments has been due to this
important coMbination. Note the following specials
Ladies' frieze coat, Meek and navy, 37 inches long, at $6.75 and. 57.50
each.
Ladies' tweed coat, 42 inehes long, semi -fitting or loose, at 59 each.
Ladies' black beaver coat, 40 inehes prig, close fitting, back with invert.
ed pleat, at $10 85 each.
Ladies' fine whip cord coats, 45 inches long, semi or lose fitting back,
from $12.75 to $23.
Ladies' and misses' tailor-made skirts in black, navy and tweed effects,
rom $2.75 to $6.50.
SINGLE FARE
FOR HUNTERS
'Good going October 265h to November 75h
inclusive, to
Musknita Lakes, Lake of Bays, Magnet-
ewan River, Midland, Penetang, Lakefield.
All stations, Argyle to Cab000nk, LIndeay
to Haliburton, Severn to North Bay, all
points in Temage.mi, on T. & N. 0, Rail-
way ; points on Northern Navigation Co.,
(Georgian Bay and Mackinaw Division) also
to Sault Ste Marie and Port Arthur via N.
N. Co.
Good goiog October 10th to November 7th
to points Mattawa to Port Arthur inclusive
All tickets valid returning, until Decem-
ber 9th. .
One Way Fares.
Special one way colonist fares to points]
in British Columbia, California, Coloradg,
Idaho, Mentos:la, Oregon, Utah, Washing-
ton, etc., good going daily until October
31st.
For tickets, illustrated literature and
fall information call on
W. S@MERVILLE, Town Agent.
' A. F. PHILLIPS, Depot Tioket Agent.
Special Prices on Raincoats.
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Clothing Department.
To be well dressed means to wear clothes that are smart 1418We, that fit
and are tailored in. suth a way as to keep their style and fit. That is what
you get in clothing here, no matter what you pay.
•
Special in Men's Overcoats.
Long, double-breasted tweed Overcoats, with half belt, long lapel, so
thing entirely new itt shouldei and collar, at $9.50 each.
Extra value itt men's ready-to-wear suits; just to hand a large shipment
of new patterns at $8,75 each,
Another shipmenit of 51.50 Pants to hand -200 pairs, heavy weight.
P
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Stanfield's Underwear.
This store handles all makes of Stanfield's Underwear. You are net..
limited to one make or brand. We have black label, Ted leibel, blue label
in
all sizes; prices from 950 to 51.50 each.
This underwear, perhaps, costs a little more to sta but we:belie e the
cheapest sold in Canada double the wear of ordinary underweax pine wolf
and absolutely unshrinka,ble. Any garment we sell you of this make we will
replace free of charge if not i.n every way satisfactory.
Highest Prices paid for Butter Eggs
and Wool.
DIRECT
111.PICKARD & SON
-
Opite-Town Bullding, ,orner Main
Hula SW. Setfortb.