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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1906-07-06, Page 5_ this ten osing of a y you to investigate4 Ie, jt what yon House Slippers, la Boats and Men If von would save e store this month, - oaoted e price 50e. a -parr. July price 50e a pair. .5. Lily price 930 s pithe Jaly price $1.55 a mu soles, p eial July Jul S. ratia L. ert tgliberhtood .- me I ebra t fon ip J eseph 'largess Woedstock, tvisited tr. .Jetin Burgess%- jr., spent tele draliday ee, Gray has remnve4 to Owen Sotendaa :er Davidson and ended the e.vd, is week, at Image, former Aitonesort tball in Wroxeter e tope ,he may some ain.--The train due there It he ea -ening 'did. net Or. if pas: three last t. It was weary .wait k tpmeing holiday tvisiten. IYLe ni tob a, correaneee. Winnipeg Free Pewees Lys- J Collie C. 10 R. and da's wife and',Mr. J. d wife left on Satter vacation with friends ea and Blue va I e, 071 t ark. b be gone thout E Bruceffsid. itgnt; (alai delivered at le 1F9.. Chesney a; Smil TIIEP.S cleaned and curled ,• an eaperieneed cutlet Araa Bnieefield P. O. 2011-2 Clire:on vs. Seafarth, July it rgt =2:-1 iervIces.--The Methoffiet ncefield, will hold Rel. zervioes on Sunday, Adz icer. E. Kerr, of Clinton, at 2.30 er. me, and Rev. of Brueefield, , at 7 - i'.ferings will be receiv -earns. _4ondesboro. .-sonials this weekwe "mess- The Droeee - ted eo over $100. - the lst o.f July Rase Riley, Liondend g, Brartthord ; is milten ; Mr. arta 'Mies Meaferd, and othk4rse-- Miss Lyen deft tfi or tte ty for a tb.ree gat-onne Elva Brawn and Mirs were -in Clinton WednoTe- their music examleaa end Mrs. Holmes are at ting relatives -near Colo Morris. Revision. -The cannon ?urt of revision .,aneferde itirnment, the members- 7-esent the treeve fua. Lie folk:Wing entries Vera he asseasment Toll. elk:: ttsan entered F. st k-goecesa:lon 5; mhos. mit d„ Reigrave ti-ri 'place iof Mra. Jilettvitt, MAI Ssion - tgaward Mitten I). half 25. IrlOinee-S9BC:in 84 ;eas ithe.n closed and tI* - ell as 'revised and tiore oxifireaed as the assest he township 'for the usiness was then itakea mber f ancoutrets eVeree erdered tobe paid. Itie pert on the pro was presented and Tea le and an topportniattr parties Within the itled -to• withdraw or add'tkJ 'as 'provided by the tddiM•a nage act. On neetign as adopted and the elitk ed t o prepare a hy-lase. therewith. A gra* made ter gravelling line concessions our afn ltebert Vint rUt e of digging a ditch Se ade at Jot *-thhie7...a The said !request ws! ondtva that Atre ;V' te drain. The letesdr0 A:°(t e -ere instructed to h6r4 tot Taeet toterrent expereses; rt by-law was reed _ adopted. The eon:nog ed to meet again on. illet ast nett , OS kle with colic Then it's too Saved LIC CURE, Leful testimony ear out all that iderful remedy, e—$1.00, May .w.g c -KA -4D, ONTA.Rja Canada,. _ Gold in aihertai tuanti es 'has een disoovered by two tThrenohmen Vie head Of Lake .01.pastttiaa, in the Temisotaming district. -.Maier Prank ft Daville, of Ater - env, has been appointed sheriff tof *he tonety of York in pkace of the late. Dr. tWiddefield. -A little daughter ;of Albert Staples, Oakville, mar Vert:age 1 Manitioba, iwhile playing a .roand itle stove, set Dire tle her cloth jug and was burned jtIdea& -Mae Ide sheriff Widdefielel, to fYlerk °aunty, left au estate probe.t. -ed at $91,588. He was vever snarrie • and Ns estate is equally divided he teeter' twit} fbrobliers and bliree Isis Tors. --Seven 'hundred horses and Ev Iltundred vehicles !were tin the Ifourt 'annual horse parade len Queen.' park, Marmite, en Monday las *Where were many beautiful horse riid sarae magnificent turnouts. • -While teaming Ito the :Zanies Ba. Safeway, a'betet 163 miles from Parr •saued, James Mcgevan, a poem wan, was dehrown from the Wagon tneiik et aught between the whee end ta atone, and he was obloked •:tiettMh*rs. William Halligan, who re sided near Nober, ; n the otettenty to Ftildircia,nd, was etteng -en the cheek about one inch be,..ew the eye, tby sonanien Oxley bee., She died with' fifteen. minutes after being stung ialtiough she had been in the be• .health. ' -The late Mrs. Rebert .Jaffray Wife of Hon. Senator Jaffrey, Valtontio, left an estate probated at $90,000. Of this amount $16,881 is ifl! real estate, $66,302 in stlooks and thel est in Mortgages, and cash. •a -The ;affairs of the Atfras Man 'of St. Thentas, whieh made tech !disastrous smash twiot years ago * ste're uiciw being fi,nally Wound cup VItte-estate will pay the creditors n. dividend of 40 per cont., butt the • tilearehialders will not get anyg. - -Von. Dr. Relaume, Minister Of Pahlie Works, eavdeo underwent an • npeeertfoal the week after • blie See- eion of the Legislature closed, and Vas since been at his Haute in Wirt& der, was exrreeted Vet be able itio tat! tend tk, -duty beds• week. He leas Made exeellent pregress Toward 00M- • t)lete reeovery. -Themedical !college building at teueeals University College, . King- ston, was compIetely gutted by fire on • Wednesday cm,orainlg. Nethingi but the walls of the building arel stiandiag. The loss is ealtimattet3. at! $70,000 with an insurance of $22,000., The fire is sup'gos-ed to, have fbeena caused by a gas jet. . working in the tmperial Laundry in Kingstion, will likely hose both. her arms. She was Woking out of window, and. turh- ing erfotnad, -tsnithinkixigly put her band dri lone 'of •the mangles. Try- ing to slave 1,t tiler eitsbler band was raught,and ft/3th badly crushed al- kabst Uc /the elbows before the Minh - beret eoalcl be stopped. ' -On Sunday evening, two dadies,1 e Walking -along the railway trabk, I) hear the northern limits of the htilIage of Chesley, 'came acrose the body of e female child. Everything Voir:eta to some person going inorth on the train. ,en Saturday night, lhavirtg poured 'carbolic acid in the fuelent's 'mouth and thrown it toff -the train. .The infant was 'about otir. weeks odd, and was neatly ;dressed in factory linen clothes, trid was apparently well nourished. e -Peter -Vincent, a ornaer There • itdlarquette anachiniat, was arrested in St. Fbombs, for setting Ere :to •The Diakte House stables in. that born. He was seen lighting, mat - Shea land tiring hay in a stall. Re- venge bedaiuse of being put outof the hotel, where he _registered with br Woman not bis wife, was the •nurse af the trouble. The firewas extinguished without natioh damage. -Ifle should f-ind rest in :the penitent- iary tor ten or fifteen years. -The Ontarib Gtotverrtmeint have. helvertised a flown of $3,000,000 hronds iof $200, $500 and $1,000, tthe !Worley- being refit:tired to namplete •the 1Temiskaming railway. Mee Erst lapplioa,nt ffor a certificate • Was a farmer from western Ontarito, 'who wfas awaiting bile Provincial Treasurer at this office in 'the Bar -1 Dement buildings a few Warnings a - Wo. He wanted Itio parchase a $1,000 blend. The rate tof intereat is 'three - had a +half per cent. -Miss Bau.er, teacher in the kind- • er garten in Winnipeg, .had an al - •truest nairaotil000 escape trom death la few days age. She was lying in la hammock on the verandah of her home, talking 'Ib a friend, whet was oleaning this revolver, vrhich is a 95-ea1ibre. It was accidentelly die- tharged, and the btellet struck Miss Dater Ion the breast, julet over the heart. Fortunately it was •deflected- bY a tile nhich it &billowed alMost half way around her body. • It was extracted, and alb scribus results are anticipated. '-On the treciomraendiati'on ,of ;the Deputy Minister .of Public Works,: Mr. !A. W. Campbell, the Govern m -. eet fleas approved 'of a 'system 'of *ads for the county of Middlesex., Some i300 miles 'of gravel and. mac - 5m %highways will be constructed, kaa eteet 'of $250,000, of iw.bich ;the Government will play beedt hird. Since the Act was passed a /few iyears agO, seven coo,nties have taken ad- . mantage of the new plan and Ibuilt, •• hew systems tat a elost of $900,000, ttOE ,vihiah the province eantribated •1$300,000. -.The Tema ins tot t.he late Waiter `P.arjok K. c., ,of Toronto, w.hto was killed in the railway disaster in Eelgiand,km 311tenday night, are ltie be brought home for intiern3.ent: The •remains :of the. late Mr. C. A. Ripon will also ibe interred in T.oronibo, but those of Rev. E. L. King- twill "lbel buried in England. The late Mr. Berwick !carried $20,000 accident in- slarance with th.e Dominion of Can- ' lada Guarantee and Accident Oem-, Pan.v. 'and $40,000 life insunanne *a xi its iEhngtiwh, Sctott oh and Caned- loompanies. Mr. Piploin carried $20$000 neoident insurance, and Rev. •airr. King $2,000. • 't -Flour very imrior tfant by -laws were ctarried by the property -owners : Winnipeg oni Thursdfav last-. The tne we's for the establistufrent of a e‘olard 'of Control in 'the 'city gtov- . `eraneent ; the second was llot permit 46he ritiming of Street OATS Wei Sun - 'day the ibhird was to eanthorize the tatfneil tie illorrew $3.500,000 for titre hatiablishenent of a city electric Vow - et plant, and the flourth was Cot au. Iliorize the ;expenditure of $200,000% or sehleol extension. This Was a tiretty big day's Work evient tior Winnipeg. The Sunday Street car br-law was leariqed by a vfote of 2,964 Apr and 1,589 against. , Births --.. I NO14 At- Wetaski win, on june 20-th, to Mr. and Mrs. Vieter French (ntee Mies EvaCooper, of Clinton') a eon. I ROBERTSON -In Londesboro, ortaTune 27th, to 114 and Mrs. P. Robertson, a daughter. FORD -1n Usborne, on Jtine 21st, to Mr and Mrs. W. J. Ford, a son. „ Marriages. tiTtIERLAND-DIOKSOR.-At Seaforth, on July atul, by Rev. P. R. _Larkin, Mr, A. D. Suthet. . hold, Assistant POstmoster, t,6 Miss jean O. Diokson, daughter of Samuel Dicktion, Esq., Postmaste ,r Seaforth. DIETERLE--MaINTYRE---On June 30bh, at the Chiimh of the Covenant, Toronto, by Rev, J. W. Stephen, Mr. Irredellok Henry Dieterle. to Miss Janet May; daughter of Mr. John McIntyre, of Exeter, and formerly of Seaforth. NIOHOLS-PINKNEY, .In Seaforth, on lune 20th, by Rev. Mx. Larkin, Miss Flossie M., •seeond daughter of Mrs. %Val. Platten to Mr. Norma J. Nichols, all of Seaforth. McOLURE-SPROULE-At the residence of the bride's father, Dungannon, on June 20th, by Rev. Mr. Robinson, Mr. W..11,3fe0lure, to Mies Georgina, third daughter of Mr. D. Sproule, all of Iltinwition. COURTI0E-WILIIII3S-At the residence of the bride's parents, Branchton, on June 20th, by Rev. Mr. Managua, on June 21st, Dr, A. J. Courtice, of Maple Creek, Sask., on of Mr. J, L. dourtice, nolmesville, to Miss Edith Wtlkins, daughter of Mr. Mark Willdns. MUROH-SMITR--At the residence of the bride's mother, Clinton, on June 27th, by Rev, W. E. Kerr, Mr. Lorne ninth, of Stratford, to Mise Sarah Jane Smith, of Clinton. MASON--BRIGHAM-Rt the residence of the bride's father, on June 27th, by Rev. Dr. McLean, Mr. Win. Magee, of Morris, to Miss Isabella Margaret, eldest daughter of Mr. John Brigham, Hulled. MAYIIEW-STRAUGHAN-A.t the residence of the bride'e father, Auburn, on June 27th by Rev. J. L. Small, Mr. W. A. Mayhew, of Thamesville, to Miss Jean Straughan, daughter of Mr.Thornas Straughan. HOLMES-ATKINSON-At Askin Street Methodist church, London, on June 27th, by Rev. Mr. Brown, Mr. Joseph E. Ilohnes, of Saskatoon, formerly of Clinton, to Miss Minnie Atkinson, of London. BOLTON -FORD -In Tuckersmith, , on June 19th, by Rev. MoL. Smith, Mr. J. A. Bolton, of Us - borne, to Miss Josephine, daughter of Mr. John Ford, of Tuekersmith. 6 Deaths._ Wingham, on June 21st, Ellen Dun can, reliot of the late Alex. Mitchell, aged 87 years. PALMER-1n Howick, on June 20th, Mary Agnes Bray, wife of Wm. Palmer, aged 26 yeare, QUANOE-In Snowflake, Manitoba, on June 21st, • Emma Handford, wife of John Quance, in. her 41st year. BROWN -1n Crediton, on June 26th, Mary B., relict of the late John Brown, aged 73 years, 6 inbnths and 28 days. corrix-m Clinton, op June 26th, Jane, wife of Mr. George Cottle, aged 60 years. WESTERN BANK OF CANADA HEAD OFFICE, GA'PITAL, - RESERVE, T. H. MaNIII-LAN • OSHA WA 1,000,000 $ 300,000 Genii Mgr. DUBLIN BRANCH. Every facility consisteut with sound bankivg is afforded the public of Dublin and surrounding territory. Drafts end Money Orders issued. Interest psi* on Savings Bank deposits of$1.avd. upwards_ Loans rnade to farmenefor buying cattle, ete„ Sale Notes supplied free of charge. FRANK MeCONNELL-, Manager MARKETS. SEASOR.in, July 5th 1906. Fall Wheat 11.-•••••.. 80 80 to $0 80 Oats per bushel . 0 37 to 0 37 Peas, per bushel .. 0 70 to 0 70 Barley. per bushel 0 46 to 0 46 Butter, No. 1, tootle . 0 15 to 0 16 Butter, tub - • 0 18 to 0 17 Eggs, per dozen 0 14 to 018 Motu., per 100- lbs , 2 eft to 2 75. 'lay per ton . . 8 50 to 7 00 tlides, per 100 lbs 5 00 te 585 Sneep skins, 0 30 to 0 36 Potatoes per bushel 0 40 to 0 50 Salt, retail) per barrel. .....• 1 00 to 1 26 Wood per cord(long). 5 00 to 6 20 Wood per cord (short) 2 to to 3 00 Apples per bag ., 0 50 to 1 00 Olover Seed . . . .. 7 00 to 800 ninothy Seed 1 25 to 2 00 Fallow per lb.. , . - ........ . .. . .. ,... : 0 04 to 0 05 Pork,r 100 lbs - '7 60 to $ 20 un Wool washed) 0 29 to 0 30 Wool (unwashed) 0 17 to 0 18 Grain, etc. TORONTO, July 26 -Wheat -Fall, 83e to 84c ; goose, 75c; spring, 820; oats 42tIc to 43c; barley, 520; peas, 80e. Baled Hiiy-Etteyin tone, at $9.50 to $10 per ton for No. 1 timothy, and 87.50 for mixed or clover. Baled Straw -About steady at $5.50 to ‚36 per ton for car lots on track here.. Honey - le quiet at Sic to flo per lb. for strained, and $1.25 to $2 for combs, per dozen. Wool-Washad is offering fairly freely, and is firm in tone at 26c to 27c. Un- washed is steady at 16e to 18c. - Potatoes. TORONTO, July 4a -There is a fairly good demand far choice stocks, and the market has a firm Cone. Ontario, 81.05 to ‚31.10; eastern Delawares, 81.25 to ‚31.80; Quebec, $1.10 to 81.15. Horse Market. TORONTO, Julv 4th -The followin4 is Burns & Sheppard's weekly report of preva' ng prices :- Single roadsters, 15 to 16 hands, t25 to ‚3175; single cobs and carriage.horses, 15 tO 16.1 hands, $150 to 8200; matched pairs and carriage horses, 15 to 16.1 hands, es® to ‚3500; delivery horses, 1,100 4).1.200 pounds, 8125 to 8760; general purpose and express horses, 1,200 to 1,350pounds, $150 to ‚3190; dmught horses, 1,350 to 1,760 pounds, 8160 to ‚3220; serviceable second-hand workers, $50 to ‚330; serviceable second-hand drivers, 850 to $90. Dairy Markets. TORONTO, July 4 -Butter -The market is un- changed with an easy tone. There is a fair demand for choice, but receipts of all kinds are heavy. Creamery, prints, 200 to 21e • solids, 19e to 20e ; dairy prints, 16c to 17c ; rods, 15 to Itie ; tubs, 14 to 16c. Oheese-The market holds fairly firm at 12 to 12. Eggs -Continue firm in tone. The °shrink- age is still heavy. Quotations are unchanged at 18c to 184a per dozen. MoNTREATZ JeLy 4--Oheese-On the local market, easterns are being quoted at lige to 111c. Ontario's at 110 to 3.1ic. Butter. -The local market appears to be even easier than country boards. In fact, it is claimed, that prices have declined Ac here since Fri- day, finest salted creamery ranging down to 200.. Shipments were extremely light last week and the amount of trading * smo.II: Eggs -Hot weather is driving consumers over into fruit to a considerable extent, and this is having the effect of curtailing the volume of trading in efts; However, prices are holding about steady at 160 to 16/Je for straight gathered, =online- to quaity. No. 2 stook* not wanted at all atur must frequently be sold at 124 to get rid of it, 13c being probably the geneml price. Select candled eggs steady and in good demand at 100 to 190. Live Stock Markets. LoNDON, England, July 3 -Cattle are quoted at 101 to i1c per pound '• refrigerator beef, 8c to 81e; sheep, dressed, 13i to 16e- par pound. LtvERPOOL, Julv 3. -Canadians 51d. BLYETALO, N. IF., July 3 -Cattle -Fairly Active and steady to 15c lower • prixteisteers, $5.50 to $5.85 ; shipping, $4.85 to ‚35.40; hitchers, $4.35 to $5.25 ; heifers, 83.60 to 85.15 ; ochvs, $3 to $4.50 ; hulls'82.75 to $4.35 ; stockers and feeders, 83 to 84.10; skeet heifers, ‘82.75 to $3.26 ; fresh cam and springers, steady to $2 higher, at 818 to ' $50. Veals-Active and steady ; $4.50 to $6. Hogs -Act- ive and 5 to 100 lower ; heavy and mixed, 87.05 ; Yorkers, $7 to $7.65 ; pigs, $7.05 to $7.10 ; roughs, $6 to $3.26 ; stags, 84.25 to $4:75 ; dairies, 86.90 to $7. Sheep and Iambs -Shaw slow ; lambs, active; market 250 to 50c lower lambe, $6 to $8.60 ;yearlings, 0.75 to $7 ; wether, $5.75 to 80.90. ToRONTO Juxcasox-Union Stook Yards, July 3e -The quality of fat cattle Was pod ; trade was quiet. *Export prices ranged from $4.80 to $5.15, the nuik selling- at $4.90 to 85 ; export bulls, $3.75 to $4,35 ; butohers' prices for picked lots of choice rang edafrom 84,90 to $5 good from $4.60 to $4.55 ; medium, 84.40 to $1.60 ; common, $4 to $4.25 ; butcher cows, $3 to ‚34; canners,$2.75. Veal ealves sold at $4 to SO per 100 lbs. Sheep and Lambw -Export ewes from $4.26. MONTRI1Ali, July 3. -Cables from Liverpool on Camulian cattle came easier at 1010, while -London advices were stronger, mid noted an advance of ic to 1.1 to lile; exports for the week were 13,411 cattle, 155 sheep LshipMents for June were 19,007 cattle, 358 sheep ; total to date, 35,505 cattle, 3,889 sheep. A team of the trade was the renewed strength in the market for hogs, and prices advanced, 25o per owb. oa small supplies, and a good deniand, from palokers. Onalat of very choice selects gold at $8,20,0 and the balimee at 7.75 tO $8 per cwt, weighed off ears. The.market for oattle Wns strong, on account ottenell offering e mid a eeareity o good to Ottolee stock, but pelees show no further advance. The de- mand wasgoed, end tales of choice beeves were made at ; good, 5 to ic ; fair, 41‘ to Se ;. com- mon, to 4 ; interior, 24 toseo per pound. Sheep and lames contintuat scarce and flrrff ; Sheep sold at to 40 per In. ;.lanthe, 3 to 0 mole TORONTO, July 4 --Export Cattle -- Choice lots brought as high aS 85, but tide -ivas the highest to which the market 'Would go, Choice are quoted at from. $4.80 to 5 ; medium to good, 81,60 to $4.75 ; 'sidle, $3.75 to 81 ; bulls, light, $3.25 to $8.75 ; °Owe, $3.50 to $4. Butchers' Cattle -Prices were cagier, with little demand, exeept for choice, which brought from 84.50 to 84.75 ; medium to good, 84.25 to $1.60 ; bulls, ,$3 to $3,25 ; cows, $3 to $8.50 ; canners, 81,60 to $1:75, St,00kers and Feeders -Good cattle were slow at steady pricee., Choice deinanded 83.50 to $3.85 I common, $2.75 to 83,25; short -keep feeders, $4.75 to $4.90 ; heavy feeders, $4.60 to $4.70 ; stock bulls, t82 to $2.25. Milch Citeve-Pricee remained steady at from,$25 to 850 each, Clhoice sold at 840 to $50 common at $30 to $35 ; springer, $26 to $40. Calves --A fair supply was on the rnarkek but prices rifled steady at from 3i to 8c per pound. Sheep and Lambs -The market for these wail not particu- larly active, though lambs were in good demand at somewhat lower figures. Ex.port ewes are quoted at $4.25 to $4.40 ; bucks at 83.50 to $4, While spring lambs were from $3.25 to $5.75. Hogs, .The market continues to maintain firm prices, and Activity for ail Iota offering. They are quoted at $7.50 for se - loots, mai $7,25.for lights and fats, fed and watered. 1MPCRTANT NOTICES, , 11011 -OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. -For sale, a com - I I fortableiratne house on Goderieln street, east, Seaforth. The house contains seven rooms with kit- chen ; hard and soft water. It is in .good repair. There is • in conneetion one lot, on which is a frame stable. Apply on the premises or addrees MISS Seaforth. • 2012x4 flOUSE FOR SALE. -For sale, a story-and-ivehalf house in Ilarperhey, just outside the corpor- ation of Se,aforth. There are nine rnems and wood wood and coal shed in connection, also hard and soft water in the house. There are 1+ wires of land, with both small and large fruit Of tem best varieties, also stable for cow and horse and hen house for about 50 hens. The house has been recently painted and pap- ered and is in ilrst-olass cendition and would be a very suitable home for in. retired farmer. For further particulars apply to MRS, J. J. RUMEX, or to MRS. ABRAHAM HUGILL, Seaforth I'. 0. 2011x4 Point Farm Summer Resort GODERIOH, ONT., Now open for Summer visitcrs. We have the best bathing beach on Lake Huron, flue large rooms, fine lawn*•facilitiet0for tennis, soli, base ball, croquet, eta.. Accommodation for 100 people. Terme froin $7 to $14 per week. Write for circular. • 2011-4 GRAND TRUNK RS111SLIYVEAMV The Holiday Beason w••••••.1 Now is the time to get away from the worries of business life and spend a few weeks in the High- lands of Ontario, or, talc° a trip through the Eastein resorts to the Sea side, which in one of the most delightful and popular trips. Tourist tiokets cia sale daily to all resorts. For tickets and, full information call on W. SOMERVILLE, Town Agent. A. F. PHILLIPS, Depot Ticket Agen anted 30)000 lbse Wool HIGHEST PRICES PAID )..•••••••••4 custom yarding done for the Public Quick Delivery. _ SEAFORTN WOOLEN MILLS. 2007-tf Threshers —AND— Threshing Syndicates. femosiami We can interest you in Machine and Cylinder Oils. We also carry a full line of blocks and ropes for setting separators.: I . BINDER TWINE • Blue Ribbon, 650 feet to the pound—pure Manilla. Book it now, you run no risks, as we guarantee both price and quality. Do not fail to sample our machine oils, or inspect our harvest tools. Central. llardware Store George A. Sills, Seaforth - - Ontario A Reminder It is very annOying and discouraging to find, • after the work is done, that your time and money have been wasted. This is often the case after using Paris Green, Hellebore, Insect Powder and Sulphate Copper of poor quality. If you buy you Insect Killers at J. S. Robert's' Drug Store, Seaforth You can depend upon the quality. PARIS GREEN. We sell only Bergerlsignglish, ahvays reliable HELLEBORE We handle only fresh goods. INSECT POWDER Ground fro.m unopened buds and guaranteed absolutely pure. " COPPER SULPHATE Good stock on hand a HE HURON EXPOSITOR E CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE Paid-up Cacpitai, $10,000,000. Reserve Fund, $4,500,000 HEAD OFFICE,1 TORONTO 0, E. WALKER, General Manager ALEX. LAIRD, Asst. Gen'i Manager BRANCHES THROUGHOUT CAN -ADA., AND IN • THE UNITED STATES AND ENGLAND A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED • • FARIVIERS' BANKING Every facility afforded Farmers for their banking ••business. Sales Notes cashed or taken for collection. BANKING BY MAIL—Deposits may be made or withdrawn by mail. Out-of-town accounts receive every attention. F. HOLMESTED, SuEicAitaFr ORTH BRANCH. G. E. PARKES, Manager. OPLESTO) E & G -A R DI NE R, (SUCCESSORS TO MESSRS.McKINNON & do.) 13INYTH, mi a.• ONTARIO, "Lest You Forget" We have just had arrived to us 27 ;dozen of new collars, comprising the big- gest assortment, the best values, the choicest designs and most econoraical prices we have yet offered. Irish lace plastron miters only 50o. Irish lace plastron collars, trirnvaed wieh net lace, only 50o. Planen net lace plastron collars, only 50o. Planen 'auipurs lace collars, beet you have seen, at 15e, 200 and 25o. Batiste and . net combination collars, beauties all of them, 20o and 25o, A big bargain in planen guipure lace collars'were 15o, bought' to sell ab 10. Nainsook collars and cuffte worked with Japanese shadow, were 50o, to dear the see at 25e. Twenty dozen ribbed cashmere hose for ladles, were 40ota'eleer ab 251 a pair. Satnple night gowns for ladies 50o, 754, 85c, Si, $1.25, $1 50, $1.75 and $2, every one the best of value and made of English capabrics, Blaok underskire samples at 75; 85; $1, $1.25 and $1 50 -buy one of these skirts for a bar- gain. Ladies' turn -otter collars in very neab patterns, and at very best valaes, each 5o, 10c, 12-10, 153 and 20o. Kharaelte Dress Golds lead, others follow. Poplestone & Gardiner, Blyth. • Special Prices •FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE ++++4444÷+++++++++ We are having a special sale of Furnhure for the June weddings. You will find this store the right place to buy your June wedding presents, also if you want to furnish your home, come to us and we will supply your wants at prices that cannot be approached. BROADFOOTBOX & CO 5 SM A ,Y101:VTIiii S. T. HOLMES, Manager. Good Stock and the Prices Right. J. a ROBERTS Chemist & Druggist W.M.MoKA Y, Manager. Are They Afraid? There are, in this neighborhood, egcnts for several " buokee bowl" cream separators, "Bucket bowl" equine - tors are the kind with big bowie, full of parts set on top of their spindlee. These agents see, to farmers! parts, to buy a separator, "'took out for the Tubular," or "Don't try the Tubular," or "Beware of the Tubular." To hear them talk you would gum right away tnat . The Sharpies Tubular is the best cream separator made, and that these "bucket bowl" fellows are afraid of it. And they are afraid of it. Che Tubular surpassee every other separator in every particu- lar, and you should take mighty good care you do eee a Tubu- lar before you bus' a separator. I will be pleased to show you the 'attest Tubuler, and give you an illustrated catalogue. InT1 J. ALLIDT, 111 SEAFORTH Next to Richardson & McInnis' Shoe Store. - 2004 VOTERS' LIST, I 9 0 6 A view IUNICIPALITY OF THE TOWNSHIP OF MAIL LOP, COUNTY OF HURON. Notice is hereby given that I have transmitted or delivered to the persons mentioned in sections 8 and. 9 of the Ontario Voters' Lists Act, the copies requir- ed by said sections to he so transmitted or deliiered of the list made, pursuant to said. Aot, of all persons appearing by the last, revised Assessment Roll of the said Municipality, to be entitled to vote in the said Municipality at Eleotions for members of the Legis- lative Assembly and at Municipal Elections; and that the said Hat WW1 first posted up In my office iti McKillop on the 2nd day of July, 1900, and remains there for inspection. Electors are called upon to examine the said. and, if any omissione or any other errors are found therein, to take immediate proceedings to have the s.aid errors corrected according to law. Dated this 3yd day of July, 1900. MICHAEL MUEDIE; 2012-2 Township Clerk. A. A. WATT REAL ESTATE AND LOAN AGENT . . BRUOEFIELD ONT Real Estate and Mortgages bought or Sold. on Commission Money to loan at lowest current rates -oi interest on mortgage security FARMS FOR SALE: 100 acre farni in the Township of Tuckersmith. Frame house, large barn, all in good repair. Soil, clay loam ; good location. 50 acre farm in the Township of Tuckersmith frame house, barn nearly new, pig pen, buildings in good repair, eituated near good town. 100 acres in the Township of Stanley, irame house, good barn, implement house, buildings in fair state of repair, situated ttvo-andat-half miles from market. 160 acres in the Township of Stanley, small house and barn in a fair state of repair, soil sandy loam, no hills or stones, 9 miles to market. . 200 acres in the Township of Melfillop, frame house nearly new, heated by furnace, two barns, implem- ent house, gtabling for over 50 head of cattle, silo, drilled well, windmill, water in stable for cattle and horses, soil, clay loain iii a first-class state of cultiv- ation, Situated 7 miles from market, 100 acres in the Township of MoKillopibrick honee, good barn,buildinp in good repair, sod clay loani, no stones, situated convenient to market, school and Ichurches, would consider en exchange for sidtable town property in eunounding towns. Also a number of other farms in Huron Comity for sale at low prices and on easy terins. Dwelling houses and building lots in SeafOrth, Olden and Brucefield for eale. A post card will bring you a hill description, pries I, ole., of any Of the above properties. I Free transportation ,frorn 13ruceficid to prospeetive I buyers to inspect any property on my list. A. A. WATT, BrUcefield, Ontario 201141 Enables you to judge without pre- judice. Look over the list, and where are you surer of pure drugs than at oar drug etore It indo because we are be theemounelew y one, b make "quality first" our motto. Courteous treat- ment, fresh drugs and low prices ap- ply to ue every time. Pure Paris Green, fresh etook, 25c a pound. Hellebore, 30o a lb. Stone Root Co. for kidney trouble and rheumatism, 50o a bottle. Welaa preventa- tive for naval ill or rheumatism in young oolts-try it. Once a customer al- ways a customer. O. MIERHART, corner .lasio Market Sreete Soaforth, Ontario. Picka t The Utmost S_ Dry Goode and Clething Concern In FeuriCounthm June Sale. 4eledeleHelnleMeHe. An Extraordinary Sale begins aturday, Tune 23rd and will continue until all Summer goods are cleared. bargains will be here in great num- bers. The people know when we advertise bargains they are here to be found. Como on Saturday and take advantage of the first of these cut prices. The following is only a small list of our goods on sale: A. clearing lot of Ribbons, in a variety of shides, worth from 12 -ie to 18; on sale at/ 5c a yard. Three dozen girls' white lawn ancl col- ored chambray waists, worth from $1 to $2.50, on sale at 50c each. A lot of black sateen and lustre waists, I in sizes 32 and 34, worth from $1.25 to $2.10, on sale at 50c each. Two d9zen ladies' print and percale wrappers, si:zes 32 to 40, reguilr prices 950 to $1.75, on sale At 75e each, llosiery—Boys' heavy ribbed school I hose, sizes from $ to 10, on sale at from 18c to 28c a pair. A full range of ladies', misses' and children's plain lisle, lace and cotton hose, in black and tan, at exceptionally low prices. DRUGGIST, OARDNO'S - - - - BLOCK SM-A.M10413,'±'PE Agent for up-to-date Truistee, Syeingee, Hot Water Bottles, Sboop's remedies, Cook's Cotton Root Compound and Wood's Phosnhedine. RED CEDAR SHINGLES acota Full Car of XXX JUST ARRIVED. N. CLUFF & SONS, Planing Mill and Lumber Yards SEELF. ORTR St 1)1.MS. Two pieees Tame Lineri, worth 30c, sale at 20„. Four pieces Table Linen,.worth 45; On. sale at 30c. Two pieces Table Linen, worth 50c, on sale at 37c. Twenty colored bed covers, worth 75c on sale at 55o. Forty white bed covers worth 1.25, on sale at 90e. Grey cotton remnants af their value. Eight pieces towelling, worth 8c, for 512- cents. White Flannelettes, very special, at gic a yard. Art muslins, worth 7c, on sale at 50 muslins, worth• 10c, on sale at 7e, DIRMSS A table of fancy muslins, worth from 15c to 20c, on sale at 10c a yard. Three pieces fancy dress linen worth 42c, on ,sale at 20c. Two pieces fancy wool voile, worth 75c, on sale at 35c. Twelve pieces dress goods, worth from 500 to 75c, on sale at 35c. LADIES' RAINCOATS in greys, fawns and tweed effects, worth from $5 to $10 each, on sale at 2.98 each. Highest Prices paid for Butter Eggs and Wool. WM.PICKARD Opposite Town Building, Oerner Mstin an N7DIRECT IMPORTERS ket Etrests, 8forn. t • -