The Huron Expositor, 1906-03-09, Page 6TEM
STOOK YARDfik SbAFORTH
ATURDAY, MARCH 7th O6
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.44,,augeenniee and geldingsfrora 3 to 6 year Old,
two yearold steers, 3..eowe Supposed to be in calf*
torlieg steers and heifers-
- -8 menthe' credit on approved notes. 4
dollar or for taste
And- GEO. ad, CAII:SeNEY, Prop.
ALE REGISrER.
ay, March 20th, at one olock le me on
t Concesaion 3, May, Faxen Stook and Duple -us-
, ens& Wm. Audereon, proprietor ; 13. S. Phillips.;
attetieneee. 1905-2
On wearkeedv, Mardi 21st, at Ono o'eJooi p.
M Let 1, Tram Line, Tuckersraith, south of Chi
eiraste Farm Stook &Iraplements. George Bravoner
eopoeter ; Thomas Brown, auctioneer. 1006-2
On ThursdayaMarelt 15th, at one o'clock 13. rn., On
la 15, Coneessem 14, IlleaUfloR, Mime Stock and Ito.
rdemenee. Mee. Souter, proprietor; Thomas Brown,
aitetioneer. 100$.1
OnSaturday, March 10th, at one o'clock p. in., on
Huron Mullett, le miles ead of Clinton, Farm
Steck and Implements. Mr: White, proprietor ;
Shoe -Brown, euetdoneer. • 1005x1.
On eelday, March -23rd, at 1 o'clock p. in., on Jet-
, •
Conceesion 4, Usborne, the Whole Of the Pti m
Mock erid other Chattele belonging to the Estate- of
the lee° Jam% Moyer, J. .1). Stewart and Tin
executorei. 11105
Oa Wednesday, atareh 14th, at 1 &dock t. m.
Lot la, Ceinceeslon L. R.. Tuekeremit , Fart
Steck and Implementre PeterStewart, prop -deter
131:054111 auctioneer. 10084
On Fridley, Marc)) iflth, at 1 o'clock p, m., on Lo
Coneeeslon 8, Ifaya Farm Stook and Implements,
mathron, proprietor ; ThomaS Brown, mot -
/00H
lay,3tareh lOth, at 12 o'clock noon, at
fel. Itrueeflcid, achnine Inn 0,cre fannien
seion 5, Stanley. Jelin (Illnprnan,
•mu Krum', auetiOneete 1003.3
, March lath, lairet.olm horse& Tflel'O.
igh Grade Cattle and illercents,, thp
John Duncan, Lot 18, orraestriOn 12,
- at 12:20. Joseph W 0,4trotiongr.
1904
ar011 12th, at 1 ((0(i1{_p.
on 2, II, E. S., Tradrersmith, Finin
Inentaf John flObbf prep, ; name.
1004.2
y March Pith, at One o'clock p,
flnrastssion 1,11sborncl liTni10.40tith
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new red blood core
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of renewed nxentat
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bled with uervouse
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ompletely cured.
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leods awe better
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seovee Seed . . . 7 00 to
- Timothy Seed. ... .. .. ... ............ 1 25 to
Mellow per lb.. . . ... 0 04 to
Pork, per 100 lbs. 7 50 to
Wool (washed) o 25 to
Wool (unwashed)..... . . . 0 15 to
Dairy Markets,
, OreFebraary 17th, to Mr
•mem, a darehter.
3314 \Voxetee, on Meech eia,..ti) itr. and
tt 131aokila, son.
CONSITT-In MaY; on Fehreary agth, to Me awl
Mrs, R. Causitte a on
PATE -In- Myth, onebmary 22nd, to 14r, and ars.
yti
Thomas Date, a ugliteie -
MOTHERS -Di B1 , on February 210; to Mr. and
.,-Mrs. Joeeplol3tOthere, a daughter.
liAltI1'ON--111 MeGillivray, an February 24th, to
Mr. aid Mrs. Albert *Tarlton, a itaiighter.
MOGART11---ele_re StraphOrt, on. Fehma,rer Nett, in Mr.
and Mn. PredlIrtererthea claughtee. .
SOMWANZ--In Colbokrie, op February 26th, to Mr.
. and Mrs. john Schwanz, a daughter.
_SOWERBY-din Goderich towjellap, on Yebruaty
28th, to. Ur. andelars. Wm. Sowerby,- a daughter
KING -N Oreditore tairehruarY elet, to Mr. and
Mrs: Eli Ring, a daughter. :
M1;GREGOR-1n alidlette on February laStio to kr.
end Mrs. Charles McGregor, le son, '
t
,
idarr1,8g$8.
CatIEVE-CLUFP-At tire residence ot the bride's
father, by Uev..A.1K. Birks, L. L. B., on Febru-
ary -28th, Jami,. Grieve and M. e My-, only
. daughter of Noble:Cluff, Esq., all of Seaforth.
SCOTT-PEN1OUND4-At the Methodist parsonage,
by Rev. A. K. Birks, on March 1.st, Aden Scott,
of Mullett, and Saxlahek. Penfound, of Teeker.
sznitlx. ,' :
MeMICHAEL-SCOTT-Iii Senforth, by Rev. A. E.
Birks, 11. A, on March 6th, Thonme .T. Me-
Ifiebeel and afargeret E. Scott, both of Mullett. '
310LEOP-Mo1)ON2LD-Cn February lith, at the
residence of the hrlde's sister, Mrs. C.. A. Wright,
- 52 Belmont street,Toroneo, by Rev. E. A. Mc-
Intyre, of St, .Paul's churih; Bloor street, Mary
D. Me -Donald, of Toronto, to Robert McLeod, of
East Oxford. ;
MITCHELL-MoN'AIRe-At, the inflame, Cranbrook,
on Pearuary 22nd. ib1I:%, 1.), Ji. 3tOtilei Mr. a.
Roberteon Mitchell -,'of alelitta Mellitoba, te Miss
Ague,, daughter fa the late Ajcsander AIJNair,
of Cranbrook.
ARII----TUDRIIVILTAI-At the horno of the bride's
father, on Febrriary tOth, *Samuel Deer, of
Diertill to Miee Marif Jane,daughter of!Str, James
Taberville, of Parkhill.
'PHAIL--4VISON---4t Kipper', on February 28th,
by Rev. Mr, Bang'', Mr. St.orlifig Mfillbaill of '
Roder's lint, Ur Mho Hannah bison Of Hippelle
NYDER---V0141411101i-eAt the Method kit parsonage,
Ileum% on rebrira_eld, ry 28th, by ItoV. 4 Mr.wld,far;
'iamb Snider, of ljaydto, Milos , Vollicit,
- danght.cr of Mr John Volliek, of lfay4
OWES- IcA14A11.1-Abi the manse, tlederiel ,1 On
February 28th, by Rev. jai). A. Mderson, it A.,
Mr, Seemed Broca Oren, to Mlirs ROMs' Jane
Ali:adorn, both of Ahhfleld.
-
D athi.
A mum fith,Ifyando 1,00100,
intikpt figxghtmr of ktod Ufa, v)ph Motto;
part 4 11 4 POW IS da,Ylit
air# h/ntiOt
kfrilt MA%
18 i
1". Ge
0 70
44 ofdtft ell tit e A, *kg/
17 Of I 3tf0;JvIiil Wttaun,- ftged gg
0 14 ern% tot _4 tfto
_10 N Ole-BeMbeelte tid Matt& 4614 John Allister,
74 • filfittifi Oil Of Mr. 4411161P :Nichol; aged
00
7 month* Anti 14 del.
5 85. Low/Awe-en Mortis, on March 41h. Ames laid-
() 80 • IA% aged 84 year%-
0 50 MORI ESe-At Men cited= Jebruary 24th, Irelen
I 26 Vara, relict Of the late S. B. Mories, formerly of
6 20 Brussels, aged 7$ years.0 oa SAMPLE -At Souris, Iteaftitoba,, an February 15th,.'1 00 Thomas Sample, forreerly of Morris township,
aged 70 years and 22 day.
February 24th, James
Craigie, aged 60 eearte and 4 months. -
CAMPBELL --In Godmiell, on February 28rd, George
Campbell, aged 75 YPArfl.
800
200
0 05
8 20
0 21
0 16
Teamo,, March 6-13utter--The market Is steady
to firm, with a brisk denmnd for ehoiee creamery
and dewy. Crearaery, 25c to 26c; solids, 23e to
Ofe ; dairy, pound rano good to ehoica, 180 to
1.90 ; large rolls, 17 to 1/3e; medium, dairy, 10 to
17e. Cheese --Firm in tone, at Dee per Ilefor large,
and14e for twins in job lots here. Eggs -The firm-
ness whieb has been noted 1/1 the egg, market during
the past week peso is no more pronoilneede and with
pasfable romis,such is the present frost has created,
M le expeoted reeelpte will be heavier and the mar-
ket correspondingly eaeier. Quotationsare 'unchang-
ed at IS to lref for new -laid, arid 14te 15e for storage.
Memel:veep, March 6---Butter--Dairy scarce. Mani-
toba selling at 17 to 18c. The supply of Eastern
-Townships are decidedly limited, and in good de-
mand ab 200, Cheese -No change. Fair trade pass-
ing. Prieeestesely a.t 13 to Wee. Hue -Firm in
tone nee result °flight receipts. Some improve-
ment in the demand for limed, and ft full stock is
reported, as dealers are quoting from 16 to 16e for
these. nosh eggs are gelling at 20c.
Potatoes. -
Tonosceo, March 0 -The market is steady anth
quoted unchauged. Ontario. 05 to 75e per bag on
track here, 76e to. $5e out of store; eastern, 70e
to 850 on track, and 80a 40 950; eat- of store. ,
• c,
Poitltry.
'TORONTO, Mar. 0-Poultre continuee quiet. Choice
*y-plueked are quoted :---Fat eatekette, 10 to Ile,
- thin., 7to.S0 ; fat hens 7.1 to 83e, thin, 0 to 70 ;
duoks 12 to 13e, thin 0'tey-' 7e ; geese, 10 to Ile-
turkeye, 14 to 15e for choicosinall lots.
• ;
• Horse Market.
• eeeono, 'March, 7 -The following is Megan.
• Burns ar, Sheppard's weekly report of prevailingprices
-eSingleroads:tere, 15 to 10 hands, $125 to 8100 ;
Ingle cobs and carriage horses, 15 to 10.1 bands,
E•140 to $200 ; matched paint and 'carriage horses;
16 to 10.1 hands, WO to 3500; delivery horses, 1,100
o 1,200 pounds, 8440 to $100 ; general purpose and
%press homes, 1,200 to 1,350 pounds $140 to 3195;
draught horsea, 1,360 to 1,750 pounde, 'IVO to $200 ;
•
Serviceable second-hand workers, VO to 00 ;
erviceable eeconderand drivers, 870 to $105,
-
-x, feemoe, Ertgland, Mar. 0. -Cattle are quoted at 10e -
..,,,t; 111e per pouad ; refrigerator: heel, 8tic to Sae ;
theep, dressed, lee to 1310 per pound ; lambs, 14,1e,
Aressed. `.
13OPPALO, N. Y., Sicurch (to:Cattle-Steady to 10e
* 'higher - prime steers, $5.40 to $5.75 ; shipping
. Were, ,1'1.7a te. $5.35; butt:hers, $1.25 to $5.15 ;
heifers, a3.25 to .135 ; noWS, $3 to 3-4.50 ; bulls,
$2-75 to •14,50 ;stoeltere and feeders, $2.75 to $4.40 •
s.aik -heifers, ea.e0 to $3.25 ; fresh cows- . and
springer& ;.li:ay, et per bead lower, 820 to $54. ,Veals
...Lea In , 4.90. Hogs-ActIve ; bc to 10e
-higher ; heavy, rnix.ed, YOrkere, and pigs, $0,70 to
K75 ; r04105, z45,80 to $0,10 ; stags, 84 to 84.75.
Sheep and Lanibs-.Aetive ; steady to 10c higher ;
Jambe, e0,2e to $7e3e a few at 87.65 ; yearlings,
*4.25 eo ;40.00 ; wetleve, e5.75 to e0.15 ; mete 85.50
to ...K1.76 ; Sheep, mixed, ,e3 to e5.76 ; Nvostern
iambs, $7.25 to 7, 4;-i. -
TonONTO th'SCrioN -Union Stock Yerde, Mereh
6.-- The mmlity of fat eattle was fair ; trade letift
geod. Export prices ranged from e.i.us to $5.16, the
hulk selling at 81.76 to sr) ; exporb bulle sold at, *3.50
to g4 beitehers' prices for pieked lob; of choiee ranee
ed from $4.40 to 8440.1 good from eeel to $1.86';
nietliuntt $8.75 to 84 : common, 83 to F4-3.75 ;
autcher cows, ea to 83.75 - ',ruiner& 81.50 to ke2-50 ;
Stedere :e3.75 to O4,60 • st'nekene from 83 to el3-50 ;
kedi eafiee sold 't 83 t; e7.50 per 100 lbs, • Milk COW8
fi
- and epringere a e35 to '•'`55. eheep and Laircbs-Ex-
ort ewes from .50 to e5.40 ; bucks, 0.50 td 84.50 ; -
• earline leinle ; X/ to •-,7 per 100 lbe Hoge-Seleete
sold a,t $0.65 • lielite, $0,40 ; 1401Vg, 84 to $5 ; stags,
P2.50 to 83.60'p r 1.00 pounds, fed and watered, -
31oxerieee, AL r. 0,-Clable advieet; from Liverpool
And Torreon on Canadian cattIeewere steady and
rnices unch-anged at 10: to Ile. Eacpeets for -Febru-
ary from Poi -theta were -0,170 cattle, 1,070 sheep, and
Irom Ht. John, N. B., 0,089 eettle, . Shipments . lett
week from both points were 4,758 cattle, 1,027 sheep.,
A feature of the xuarlcet west, the scaecity of good
cattle, for whieh the demend was good = from beta
local and eiport buyers, and, owing to the keen
competilion prices acivanced lee per 100 lbs. Melee
bes! eevsold 'at 8e to $5.4e ; good, at $4.50 to e5 •,
- fair, at $4.00 to $1,25 per cwt. ; common, at $3,26
to e3.75, and inferior at 82.60 to $8. The calves were
- allyraing, and gold at 8150 to $0 each. Mileh
cows told at $10 to $65 eater. Sheep ciold at 4;1o, and
lambe At Ely per pound. There Wan no inmortamt
change in the (*tertian of the market for hags, The
Supply was somewhat huger than was generally ex.
rheted, but, aerthe demand was good for locel eon-
uniption, a steAdy feeling prevailed, and sales of
ole° lots were Made at $7.60, and lower grades et
$7.30 to 87,40 per 100 pounds, weighed off cars. Cab -
lee adviees On fiaturcley from London awl Bristol
Were firmer on Canadicui baton, but this foot monied
to have little influence on the local hog situation,
' TORONTO, March 7. -Exporter --No straight loath;
Cif exporters were offered, but *few lots were picked
from amongst loads of butcher eattIe. Prices for
Picked lote ranged front$4,50 to 84.95 per cwt. EX -
tort bulls sold from $3.60 to $4 per ewt. Butehers'-
elhoiee picked tote gold at it range, of 84.30 to $4.0G ;
Loads of gond at $4.10 to 84.26 ; medium at $3.70 to
et.10 ; common, 3s3.26 to $3.60 ; cosvs, $3 to $4 per
raWt; eanneet at $1,76 to /3'2.65 per cwt. Feedere and
Stookers.-8hortekeepte i,100 to 1,200 lbs.' $1.26 to
besteeeders, 000 to LIDO lbs.; at$3.75 to
41-35 ; hen feeder& 800 to 3100llbs., at 88.60 to
81e5 ; best et,ockers, 000 to 800 les„ $345 to 43.60.
Xileh Nwa--Aboat 26 mileh cam and springers sold
at $.3o to efei eaeh. Trade in cows was fairly good,
as )ioutreal int). era, as viell as eeyeral farmers, were
On the market to get a supply. Veal valves -
Veal %twee were more plentiful, Omit 130 being on
tale. Pricee for the common his were easier, but
good to vitoiee veals were firm. , Prices ranged all
the wao from is2.50 to e7.25 per owt., the bulk going.
At 45 to ee per cwt. Sheep And leanats.---The run of
ht144.4, anti lambs wee 1104. Export ewes, $1.75 to
125 per ewe.; bucks, $4 to scep ; select ion; of
Ludo e41.75 to 87, mixed lots atV5.60 to 36.60 per
cwt. irogs-Prices are unchanged at 36.85 for
belrets, and WA) for liglite and fats. $4 to --iiii • Per
ewe, for howl?, e2.50 to $8.60 for etas.
Live Stook Markets.
IMPORTANT NOTICES.
QEED GRAIN. -The undersigned has on Lot 22,
1.3 Concession 8, H. A. s , Tuckersmith, a, quantity
o Timothy Seed and Junei.Peas meltable fer seed and
N arranted free from foul seed& ROBERT CAR-
OCEAN -
II
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TIOR SALE. --House, Stable and Two Lots an 5West
l'a William Street. Theiliouse is frame with stone
foundation, good cellars, hard and soft water in kit-
chen- All in first-class repair. Apply on the prem.
Ises. J. E. REID, box 116, Seaforth. 19954f
J'OOBE FOR. SALE.--Foir sale, m comfortable
frame house on James Street, Seaforth, former-
ly occupied by W. H. cline. The houee Contains four
bedrooince dining room, sitting room and large kit-
chen. Good well. This is fine of the beet localities
in town and will be sold cheap. For further parbio-
ularts apply at the house or at TIM EXPOSITOIL OFFICE,
• Seaforth. 1, 100541
'VARY' TO RENT. -To rent, north half of -Lou 20,
There is teethe IRO% il fine e barn, 40 x 50, with
1: Concession 8, Mibbert, containing 50 acres. it
is all cleared except rove acres of good bush.
stable taiderneet and it good frame house. The
farm is all seedeteto .grase. It is two and it half
miles from Dublin P. O. Fr particulars apply to
.T. L. KILLORA,N, Barrister, Seaforth. 1996x4
;
QPLENDID FARM FOR SALE. -For sale, the East
10 halt of Lot a and Lot 4, On the 13th Conceeion of
Hullett, containing = acme, all ele,ared except 14
acres ofgood hardivecx1 buelee It is well feneW and
tile drained. There is it intim house and two good
bank barns, with stone remitting under both, and
other outbuilding& A spring creek runs across the
farm. It is well adaptecl either for grain or grass.
It is within 7 miles of Blyth, and three-quartere of a
mile front' Harloek, where there Is a store, black-
smith shop, post dike and sehooL Will be sold on
easy terms as the proprietor wants to retire. Apply
on the premisesur address, Harlock P. O., S. PLUM -
TREE. 1995.tf
A 'MVOS SALE of Farm Stock and Implements;
./ -Mr. Thos. Brown has been instructed by Mr.
Alex. Souter to sell by public auction On Lot, 16, Con-
cession 14, lacliallop, on Thursday. March 15th, at 1
o'clock p. m., the following valuable property viz. :-
Horses --One brood mare rising 7, 1 general purpose
team rising 6, 1 pair matched gke3r mares rising 11 and
7, 1 tilly rising 2, / good 'road horse. Cattie.—la
cows supposed to be in calf to a therobred buff,
11 newly calved cows, 1 thorobnal Durham bull, 8 dry
cows, 1 Miler rising 3, in calf ; 6 steers rising 3,
4 steers tieing 2 ; 2 heifers rising 2 ; 2 hifers
rising 1,4 deem' rising 1,2 calves 3 weeks old. Sheep
and pigs. -3 Leicester ewes, 2 with lambs at foot ; 2
• sheerling ewes supposed to -be in Iamb ; 1 sheareing
ram. The aged ewes ere registered and the others
are eligible for registration. 1 -Berkshire sow, eligible
for registration, due to litter, in April ; also about 30
; hens, 2 geese, 1 gamier and 1 gobler. Implements. -
1 three-quarter wagon, 1 top buggy, 1 Massey-Harrie
mower 5 foot cut, 1 dise harrow, 1 Deering °calve -
ter, 1 elitang box, 1 grain grinder, 1 horse power and
other mall articles. The whole will positively be
sold without reserve as the proprietor has sold he;
farm. Terms. -All sums of $5 and under, etieh
over that amount 12 months' credit- will be
given on furnishing approved joint notes. A dis-
count of 6 per cent will be allowed off for cash. on
credit amount. -A.LEX. SOUTER, Proprietor ;
THOMAS ifitOWN, Auctioneer. 1.906.1
pnng Itenis
' How about Fencing r If you
have not time to build your own,
don't fail to see our Peerless
Woven Fence before purchasing.
Profiting by, the -mistakes of
others, this fence hes been made
the strongest and most" durable of
woven fenees and coats -less
money.
Are you bitilding your own
Let us supply you with the best
Cleveland High Carbon OWL
Spring and Dead Soft Weaving,
prices equal to.the lowest,
Iroe, Gates at Rock Bottom
Prices.
Hardman of every description
and best quality always on hand.
See our New Line of Building
Paper, Have just secured the -
Newest snd Best Ready Roofing--
Paroid—needs no tar "• or pitch,
just lay it on roof and cement
laps, cleanest and most durable,
guarenteed for five years.
• Special attention given Corra.
gated, • Iron Roofing, Metal
Shingles and Siding. Ask for
• prices.
Central _Hardware Store
George A. Sills,
Seaforth Ontario
0
IN VI -MOND VILLE FOR
One wed a half story belt* .heutie, seven
roomer With flume kitohen attached,
miler under all tile house, also large
itable.s , 31 acres of excellent -land, This
roper* wonkl-fnakean A / =Adria pr -
on. $900 will Wit taken immediately.
11013SE WANTED
1 have
it eaeliesustomer for a, small house ;
in Settforth„ Must be in good repair and f
cheap.
A A. WATT, Real Estate Agent
BRUOEFIELD, °STARR?.
CLEARING atm
Auction Sale
The exeoutore of the Estate of the late AMOS Moy-
er will offer for sale onLot 28, Concession 4, 'Osborn ,
on FRIDAY, MAROU 23rd, 1900, at One o'clock p.m,,
horse& • '
late Jamealloyer, including 41 head of Cattle and
the whole of the Farm Stook and Implements Of the
The sale will be without reserve.
STEWART)
Jr. TEMP/AIR f Eaeeutors
lao5•2
• e.
•To Contractors I
1$6140d Tellderil will he received on behalf o
Cibunell of therlownship of litanle,y, addrestied t
undettligned, up to Moromv, Aram grid, 1900, lot' e
building of conerete &braille* for two bridges, ono
on the 2n4 concession and ono on the lith •00neefell011
Of Stanley: Tendert; to be by the °Wale yard. Hpecti,.
fleatiOns can be se,on at the /Aries office, Varua
JOHN JO, HARNWELL,
1906-1 an&
GRANDRAILWAY
MUNN SYSTEM
SPECIAL ONE.WAY RATES i
to Befinge Montena ; Denver CIordo
S—Ingt, 804 Lake City, Nelson: ROsfillidi ,
attootwir, Portland, Oregon, ead ri_ is
Frinoisoo, Tiekete on Rae deny, 1
ECIMe fikTlionlit$' TRAINS I
To Om Phrthwool) o-vtryI.'. nim4ay 4nrin
Horoh on4 Apt% itpoolol Wits With 99 r
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hionitobo andthe- Notthwat, Possagses
trovoll)ol withsub lios otiosk should- Wt.
txpaNg NaVitig TorOnto 1146 pi
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lativo 106630 Thfitildtay_v, toil arriving in
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Moist difulieation, tiiiitlit bitel id -fiffiffifi
11611 ti0lititif And flit! taforroottoa WI on
W. 40141CRVILIO, Town Agent. I
A. F. .PHILLIPS, Depot Tiekat Agent,,
KRUSE BROS.
THE NEW STOnE
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Try the New BUTCHER
and PROVISION STORE
where they keep in stock
Everything You Eat.
Fresh & Cured Meats
Bologna. Sausage'all kinds
of Potted Meats, Fish, Veg-
etables, Fruits, Groceries,
Part of your Patronage
would be Much appreciated.
Ooods Delivered Promptly,,1
Phone 96
Bank of Commerce Block
Opposite Post Office
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Paid-up Capitil, s101000,00o. Reserve Fund $4,500,000
HEAD OFFICE, 'TORONTO
. :E. WALKER, General Manager ALEX LAIRD-, A;.st. Gera Manage
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THE MUTED STATES AND ENGLAND
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BANKINC BY MAIL
Business may be transacted by mail with any branch
of the Bank. Account k may be opened, and deposits
made or withdrawn by mail. Everyattention is paid
to out-of-town accounts.
SEAFORTH BRANCH.
HOLIKESTED, Solicitor G. E. PARKES, Manager.
POPLESTONE & GARDINEll,
(SUCCESSORS TO IkIFSSR$ bleKINITON & CO )
13LYTIfp MK ONTARIO
We have the Natty Goods at Correct Prices
Another nine dozen of thole 40o *ad 50o Ladles' Vest to clear ab 25o each,
Another moven dozen Ladle"' Black Combrnere Roue, spliced hobs and t000) amulet
eitee 9 and Oil worth in any other *tore 26e, our clearing price 20o.
Mother thirteen dozen Ladle? Ribbed awl Plain Oxelonere Rose, apnoea iatls and
tome Gizmo Si, 9 and Di, worth 40c and 500, to clear et 25o.
Ladles' Blue aod Pink Broobo Tape Sir& Com% eine 18 to 251 sold oilier placee
for Vio, (illf pale only 60c,
Lediee Paul Cense% With long My eopporberet regular price Pr our price 754.
See our air Line Silks—very newest.
Efoir Lino IJJ in mho lenmtho of fivo pods so" st) only,60o ft iltra, Ttieee or
vory loto moodof ond hovo of pink mod . ?„ pop and pitalcf wibh wi*o 1104
who °vole *nil whits tio wag, on white pound& Mk for Wee Hobby goods, -
Pori oild Dim NOW of fivoyiij4eaele only 70e * Ably
ott lbws hot goon in ono, Ws hoirs onl * few peso& Pettavo* ere efemeent *
weeked 444 with deeded stisillegeoIpis ewi1 motto lovolyooporous foltoto,
ChiNtin totitobti Nitimg guar/wood nob to ooti at 70 & yoiti, Thlo oilk N the nova
nolo of Wrotto, and *Ili wow to givoltioNONon, We have the surety of the mold-
loctfirera Our &Adman peerl grey, nib bio, tiflettir4 hirtillei hite ikl fid ottr
Pii09 le only /5e yard,
$1.25 Black Peau de Sole Silk for $1
C. J. Bonnet & Co.'s Ble.ck Peau de Sole, wear guaranteed, bought by as at 20 per
cent, discount, gives um the chance of offering it specially good silk at.a price lower than
It can be bought elsewhere. Inspect this $1,25 fer $1.
Linen Todes, in faney mercenzsd patterns of dots, ovals, diamond squares, beauti-
ful crepe effects, highly finished; and it good linen shade, at.enly 204 a yard.
Poplestone & Gardiner, Blyth.
Prof. Dorenwend
America's Greatest Hair Good
Artiet, ie coming to the
COMMERCIAL HOTEL SEAFORTH
This visit gives you a chance t 1
Wednesday, March 21st
o apnea t Prof.
Dorenwend about your hair, and to choose icom the
stock of haw goods, which he carries with hivn, just
what you require. Bikidness, se all men know, die -
figure. and adds an aged expression to the lace.
Why remain bald when Prof. Dozenwend ean fit you
with a wig or toupee; which will hide all traces of
baldness, and take the place of your own hair'
Doctors recommend thane toupee* le it preventative
for oolds in the head, catarrh and neuralgia. Prof.
Dorenwend will fie yoa•on the *pot, Dna show you
ust how you look aftsrwarde
• Ladies!, read this 1 You will never have a bets-
. ter opportunity to see for yourself the beautiful
apsoriment of Switches, Bangs, Poznpadoure, Waves, \
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SEAFORTE Wigv, ete., whioh Prof. Dorenwend carries with him
Remember the date, and don't fail to call at the hotel and see Prof, Dorenwend
early. =
Cushion Shoe the Dorenwend 00. of Toronto, Limited, 103 85 105 Yonge Bt
Mex.?,
CONFO T
A perfect) boon to tender or corn
troubled feet. Thie telling testimonial
of it wearer is an apt dteeription of gOr
Orlshion Sole Shoe for: Men and Vironftn,
They are unquestionably the shoe of
ehoes for tender feet. They combine
graceful ,style, handsome appearance
and comfort,
Men's and Vgomen'elOnehion Sole Shoes
• $3 50 I- $4410, - $1 50 - and - $5 00
Gennitit) Coehion Sole Shoes /equip no
breaking in. They are fitted with)ion.
conducting leather covered 'cushion
soles, which, while conforming to the
shape of the foot, do not lump up.
The soled, being non -t onducting, keep
the feet dry and ab an even tempera-
ture.-
We AAV8 the largest stook of Trunks
and Venom in town and our priceare
;always the lowest.
Richardson Drinnis
S4AFORTH,
'Agent for the Granby, ,Berlin, Canadian,
•Maple Leaf, Hood,and King facial-
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ity Rubbers.
WELL PLEASED
ALWAYS
Are the people who have learned by ex-
perience that our drug Store contains
Itctly what they require. We carry
everything you would expeot in it &st-
olen drug store'and our stook is fresh
and up-to-date: ' Insect powder and
- hellebore for lice on °Attie — new
etock just in. Sheep dips we carry
the leading makes. Stone Roos
Coxnpound—for rheumatism and
sore back, 50o it bottle. King's
Green Oil of Comfort — for
coughs and colds, 25o.a bottle.
Condition Powders for horses
awl, cattle. We have; a
good one or we win be
pleased to mi'up yours.
WE USE PURE
DRUGS AND OUR
PRICES A R E
RIGHT,
0. ABERHART,
DRUGGIST,:
Agent for the leading make i of Trollies,
Fountain Syringes and Hot Water
• Bottles,„
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Ladies
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• There is a great March China Sale on at FEAR'S DRITG STORE
SEAPORTS. White and gold sprig pattern extra fine quality Tea Oupa and
Saucers, 75c ft CIOZ80.
Tea Plates, Bread and Batter Plates, Breakfast Plates, 75c a dozen.
Platters from 26c to 760 each.
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You can buy a single piece or a full dinner or tea set, everyth ng to
m tch ; they are worth doable this price.
This is a genuine bargain that you should not miss' They won't last
long, so come at once. The .he of beautiful china is at
FEAR'S Drug Store Seaforth.
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MO BR RE?..ITED FOR PASTURE. -Lot 20, Con -
1 cession; 2,./iity, adjoining the village of Hensall,-
and containing About 100 tierce all seeded down to
grass, will be rented for iisteture. There le re never
spring creek to supply water. Terms easy,-
Apply to .701111 licEIVEN, 1995x4
It SALE, an Exeellent Building lot, containing
threeepuuters of an etre of laud, part of the
Me3fann property, Egmondville, opposite the reerea.
Mon grounds, all ready for building. There is a good
fence all roiled the land, e good hard water well,
the cellar is dug out and a drain all round it, also it
drain from it. There are about seventeen thousand
of kiln run brick. The brick can be bought separate-
ly if desired. There are also a number of loads of
sand and gravel and enough stone to build, a, founche
tion for a large house. This property will be sold
cheap, as Rio Little cannot drive the Bayfield and
Seaforth stage and live hi Egmoodville and would
like 40 dispose of his property,tbere. Any person de-
siring to buy this -property may learn all particulars
from It. S. HAYS,. 8ectforth, or to IT. LITTLE, Bay-
field. •
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FARM
FOR 8.4.LE.-For Hale, a choice fann he
le Stanley township, Muriel county, adjoining the
riling° of liappen a G. T. RaStetIon. Tiia foam con-
tains 140 acres more or less, All in grass exeept two
acme, 11 19 in it high stete of cultivation as nearly
*all of it has been =allied ep the grass. Fences
and drains are good. There is a 8' 0i failing spring
creek and a good spring well ae the barn. There are
tem good, barns 60 x 30 with stone stabling under -
one, with eattie stalls to tie over 50 head. Good
horse stable and driving ebed, 40 x 30, also pelf" pen
and boiling house, There is a good hardwood bush
and about 2 acme of oreberd of the:choicest shipping
apples and several kinds of small fruit. The house is
it comfortable frame one captaining eight rooms ;
there is a etonocellar with brick floor, also woodithed.
18 x 28, and summer kitchen and it good srfring
well at the house. This excellent farne:is situated on
the Lonrloh road, 2e. miles from Mensal], 8 from Sete
forth, 0 from Exeter and 10 from Clinton, all good
grain markets, and good gravel roads in all direc-
tions. Will be sold cheap and on easy tering, Apply
CM the Promisee or address, Eippen P. 0„ GEOIZGE
TAYLOR. 1.005-tf
The Followiag Well Know' n, Cloths:
BELWA RP Blue and Black Serge Saitingsz
and Worsted Trouserings
pAniri n Serge Suitings in all
.111,2,..' • Shades and Textures
VICKERMANW Serges
Cheviots
and Vicunas
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Also a Complete Range of Imported, and Domesticl
Tweed Suitink,s and Trouserings. Oar Black, Melton and
Fancy Cheviot Overcoutings appear to be leaders judging
by the orders we are securing for them.
We will be pleased to $bow you any of the above lines and can
guarantee the entire lot.
Speare and Page, I‘Aerchant Tailors.
Under the Town. Clock, -
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For days we have beeu opening, marking ana, pass.
ing into stock oar Spring import'ations, pure sed
direct from manufacturers pr manufacturers agents. -
A visit to our store this season will covince you;
hab we have done all the scheming and planning
'or you. We have solved the problems that stand
'between you and the newest awl bait goods of he
Season ery lowest poss
Goods Depa
Iidti valuokid tho tieW Wettiieg tyyliAla Dieag -
a 6 obteitiable, arid teetot Miss our thow
t crepolines, cheviot, silk Oolleittlei roxannae br
cloths.
Dress Silks in colors and. blacks, and all the latest noVelt in t
no in stock •
Newest styles in Ladiee' Spring Coats. Oar ge. thie tupwes
a ything before shown
Fawn covert cloth and black box eloth Jackete loose tight fit
and new pony styles, all tailor-made garments, and perfee aratttee
prices ranging_from $6 to $15 ea,ch. •
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PIES'. SKIRTL,
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Ist madeiesA. 4th..dide plaits and cluster tucks; etc., and the new accordion
pedal me of Misses' and Laciies kweed Sicirt; iti mature *
Renge of prices from $3 to $6.75 each
motimmor4lovoive#A0
SHIRT WM
Ladies.' White Lawn Shirt Waists, with. wideshoulder,
'trimmed with large tucks and embroidered plait in front, MI'S
A fine quality of India Linen, trimmed with extra rows of inn
mks, at .1.35 each
Elaborate styles of Shirt Waists, ranging in. price from $1.50 to $2.24
*Etch
Also a beautiful display of Wash Silk Waists at $175
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Embroidered Walatit,tge, special values at $1.10, I
yard.
All the latest Spring novelties in Ladies' Fancy Collars
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Floor Cove
One thousand five hpncired yards of Se tch Linoleum v
ed alt
widthe and very choice pptterns ; the largest and ro.o4 varied lot efmires
ever received at tifis sto • --.413 velvets, tapestries, wools and ; aim to
fit any room; patterns e unexcelled.anywhers, _ We invite your inspection
of these lines before bu ng.
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Cloonng .0 of
Our great clearing sale of Ladies' and Me Furs is tiII going on>
Ail Ladies' and Men's Fare selling at one- uarter off regular price
Spial velues in every department in winter goode, odd lots and rem-
nants
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Clothing to Order.
There is always a best in everything. Our clothing order
always borne an excellent reputation, but since securing the ervices
present cutter, a DIU with a city cutting experience and latest New
ideas, no garmen,t has bean turned but with a visible defeeil and they pause
that smooth fit ind striking style onTy to be obtained threugh the touch, of
master telt ors
Our stock of woolens it now complete in everything that is orrect
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tweeds, worsteds, etc, Everything guaranteed—price, quality, fit and. work-
manship,
• Highest Prices paid for B
andWooJ.
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Dried Apples Wanted
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Eggs
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oppo
Town Buid
Corner lit4In and