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SALE REGISTER.
ee mike Deoember28th, nIone (MOON, IX MT PO
LOttT COU4 '41tOrrifit AVM Steck and eInipleMento.
icthily in peer eee, nvAlia orle„ proprietors : Thomas larown, auction-
° -17143M4.." e"dit Saturday, Deoe' Miter Milt at one ecloerpt.
rnn pri- of the (hip Hotel, Seolorth, -Household Furniture,
riother, Tore the owletstug of Chaim, SOW, Pictures and Other Ara
faeld,y, two tide& Thmum BrAwnoxtotiontvr. - 2035.2
- lett at home. Ofli rsdii,v, •Jiiiitetry Srdi 1000, et one o'clook
our Savings
are Safe
When deposited in
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estern Bank of
Canada
Interest paid or compound-
ed twice a year.
E‘ NO MAN ANYTHING.
Borrow Your Requirements
from us and pay cash.
ARK MoCONNELL, Manager
DUBTeThi BRANCH.
MARKET.
SRAPoRTII, December 210,1906.
fl Wheat. . .. . „ $0 70 to $0 70
a, per busbel .. ... 0 88 to 0 85
aka per bushel . " 7$ to 0 75
Earley, per bus rel.... 0 42 to 0 45
Bran, per ton.. ... 18 00 to 20 00
aorta per ter 20 00 to 20 00
Low Ora& " , Per ""a 23 00 to 28 00
alien. W ..ilbe• .. - .. .............. 2 10 to 2 /5
gutto, ,x(11., I, loose........r........... 0 20 to 0 22
BirtWr, tub.. • . 0 10 to 0 21
Wage, per dozen . 0 22 to 0 24
Rem„... ...... . ..... a • ow • • • 60 to 65
lay per ton .. . . a ..10 00 to 10 00
owes, per 100 lbs.............. ...... 8 00 t.� 850
&alp Skins, 0 75 to 1 00
lartatees per bushel.... -.a- .. .. - 0 40 to G 50
a retail> per barrel. . . . ... 1 25 to 1 $5
Wood. per confab:Mg)... ,, 7 oo to 7 00
Wad per cord (short) .. . .. ..- . -- 8 75 to 3 75
Apples per bag
-Omer Seed ..,.. ... 6 50 to 7 00
larlotay Seed............ ... - 1 50 to 2 00
. Poultry. •
TORONTO, Deo. 18-A large amount of poultry waa
en the market, this naorning. being Rift over from
nday. The demand for it is very slaok and. the
prioes are very easy. Chickens, dressed, 7e to Oa ;
eo ; ducks, So to 10e ; geese, 70 to 9c ; turkeye,
„a
Ile lga-per pound dreesert
Gram, eto.
Toyama, Dec. 18-wheaa-Fall, 72 to 73c; red,
73e; goose, 63a ; spring, 700; oat*, 41 ; new oat*.
$3 to 400; barley, 54 to 65e ; peak 80 to Slc. Dress-
ed leogs-Quotatioee are unchangal at :e.50 for
temiceliehte, and $3 for heaviee. Potatoes -Steady.
Ontario is quoted at 55 to 60a per bag in car lots
here, and eastern at 65 to 700 per bag. Baled
Bay -Prices continue very steady at $11.50, for No. 1
timothy, and '$$.50 to 89 for No. 2 in car lots here.
peed Straw -Firm at $8.50 to $7 per ton in car
Iota here.
Horse Market- "
ra. an Trot 8. Coneeeelon I *lulled, Pawn, Fawn
Eel* and Implemente, Sann:101 Planitree, pop. o
Themes Btoven, mrotioneer. *2089 *
itearaesaamomareesor
TWIT01ELT4.--In Seaforth on December I7tb, to
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Twitohell, a eon.
KELLY -lit Morris on December litb, to Mr. itid
M. Frank Keny, a daughter,
ItlaVITTIE-Th HulletN on Dee. 7th, to Mr. end lira
S. la:Nitta), a ohlada
CALDWELL-In East WaWanosh, on DON Othi to
Ur. and Mae, Jahn Caldweill, a on. _
BIRD -In Winghtan, on Dec. 8th, to air. and Mrs.
Alex: Ilird, a daughter. •
LOVE -At Hills Green* on Dee. 7th, to Mr. and /tars.
W. Love, a son. ••
IIILLER---In Hay, oil Dec. 9th, to Mr. and Mts.
Lords Miller, arson.
VANSTONE-In Gorrie, on Dee. 8th, to Ma and Mrs.
A. E. Vanstone, a daughter.
FARQUHAR-In Exeter, on Deo. 9th, to 'Mr. and
..dr:. Frank Farquhar, a eon.
hilaraeldgeire.
B.ETHUNE-TRIBE--At the residence of the bride's
paront*, on December 5th, Dr. F. H. Bethune, to
rdie, youngest daughter of Robert Tribe, of
Fano, Ontario.
WILHELM-SARAR.AS-At the home of the bridae
arente, Iambic lima Dec. 12th, by Rev. A. D.
ischana Lucinda, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, D.
Sarirrus, be Ed. Wilhelm, of Baden.
FOSTER--MoTAGGART-At the home of Mr. Kerr,
of Lumsden, on Nov. 13th, by Rev, Mr. Paterson,
J. It Foster to Sadie McTaggart, daughter of
Mr. D. aloTaggart, of Grey townshldp.
IIORNEY-WALMBLEY-At the reel once of the
bridtiai parents, Egrement township, in Grey
county, by Rev. G. S. Casemorea of Holstein, on
Dec. 5th, Henry Harney, of Ashfiefdlownship,
Hawn county, to Margaret Jane Wahrieley,third
daughter of Jonathan Wahusley.
'eERZIK---11ELIVIG-At the arrange, Auburn on
Dec. 11th, by Rev. J. L. Smell, B. A., W. H.
Sterzik, of Galt, to Adelina, daughter of Mr. C.
liehvig-.
MILLS -HUNTER --In Saskatoon at the Baptist
parsonage, on Nov. 7th, Harry' J. Mills, to Mary
Hunter, seeond dameheer of Mr. and Mrs. James
Hunter, formerly of Hada
RUBSELL-DUNSEORD--In Stephen, on Dec. 12th,
by Rev, D. W, Collins. Milton Moir Burwell, of
Hay, to Mary Olam, daughter of Mr. Wm. Duns -
ford, of the Lake Road, Stephen.
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Deaths.
GALBRAITII-In eloKillop, on Deal7th, Mary 31u1-
doon, relict of the late William Galbraith, aged
84 years and 7 months. •
Me-GRATH-In Eureka, California., on Deo. 10th,
Dennis McGrath, son of . Mr. Michael McGrath,
of Seaforth, aged 87 years.
.ACKSON-In (Milton, on Dec. 8th, Mary Jackson,
relict of the late .David Jackson, of flullett, aged
58 years
PETRIE-In Clinton. on Dec. Oth, Grace, daughter
of the late John Petrie, aged 40 years.
DIEHL-In Stanley, on Dee, 8th, jaeob Diehl, aged
85 years and 9 months. I
EARL -In Usborne, on Dec. 8th, War. Earl, aged 65
years, 11 months and 13 days.
BARREY-In Stephen, on,Dec. 4th, Margaret Bar-
rey,
BUP4ESS-1n Winghana on Dec. llth, Charles Bur-
gess, aged 32 years. t
ANDERSON -In East Wawanosh, on Dee. lith, ,
Eupheinia, relict of the late James Anderson,
aged 87 years.
LEVER -At his home in Washago, on Deo. let, Jas.
Lever, formerly of Whitechurch, aged, 51 years
• and 6 months. • _
BARKLEY-In Belgrave, 011 Dec. 7th, Daniel Bark-
ley, in his 79th year.
BARROWS -In Walton, on Deo, I8th, Sarah Bent-
ley, relict of the late S. J. Bar.owee in her 72nd
year.
CURRIE-1n End Wawanosh, on Deo. 9th, Katie L
Currie, second daughter of Mr. and;Mrs. W. J.
Currie, aged 8 a -ears, 5 months and 15 day?.
110LN.IES-At Edmund, Oklotioma, 'Deo. 13th,
Wm. Hohnee, formerly of Clinton,a father of
the late W. J. Holmes. *
PLANT -In Colborne on Deo. filth, Peter Planta aged
se yeare and 4 nfonthe.
RADDAT4,-In Oranbrook, on December late Jo.
henna abrader -awl* of Ferdinand Raddatz, aged
68 years and 4 months.
SLEETIL-In St. Catharines, on December 9,nd, Gor-
don Osborne, only son ot Mr. Fred Sieeth, aged
2 years.
ANNUAL MEETINO.
TORONTO, Dec, 21—The following is Burns & •••••_••••10.a.a
eppard' weekly report of prevailing prices :-
, roadsters, 15 to 10- hands, 8125to 8105;
Ai& cobs and carriage horses, 15 to ra.1 hands,
-$130 to $165 ; matched pairs and carriage horses,
15 to 10.1 hands, ee700 to $300; delivery horses, 1,100
to 1.204) pounds., $160 to 6175 ; general purpose and
express, horses, 1,200 to 1,350 pounds, $160 to $190;
draught horses, 1,350 to 1,750 pounds, tI65 to 8200;
-serviceable ilecond-hand workers, 840 to - $70 ;
eerviceable second-hancl drivers, e40 to $80.
Seeds
Town°, December 2I -The annual holiday
-quietnese in the seed trade prevails, and prices re.
main praatically unchanged from last week. The
irritations are : ALsike, fancy, 08.75 •, No. 1, $8 to
; tery. a, $5.75 to $5.85 ; No. 3 84.e5 to $5.10.
Red Clover ---Market continues fairly strong. Less-
er qualities lower In price. Fancy, 87.75 to $8 ; No.
a $7 to 87.25 ; No. 2, $6.85 to 86.50. Samples cora
*earring a, large pircentage of weed seed, particular -
Ir of buckhorti, deck and catch:fly, are at a big
'mount. Timothy-Arnerican market a little eas-
kr, toed market quiet. No I, $1.50 to $1.80 per
bushel; No. 2, 81.20 to 01,40 per bushel.
Dairy Markets.
TORONTO, December 18. -Butter -The market is
. very steady at unchanged prices. Receipts are fair,
with a very steady demand Creamery. 25 to 28e ;
solids, 28c to 24e ;dairy prints, 22 to 23c • pails, 19
to 200; tubs, la to 200 • inferior. 17 to iSe. Cheese
-The market is very steady. Offerings are fair and
plea* are holding- firm at Ina for large and 14a for
twine. Eggs -The rnarket continues very fime with
brisk demand. Quotatione are Storage, 23 to 24o;
limeta 22. New -Jaid are quoted at 30e, but this
price is nominal.
Moseiratta Dec. 18 -Meese -October makeis
quoted a 121e, and November at 12e. Butter-Re-
-ceipts in thebuttermarket amounted to 504 pack-
ages. The tone is quiet and steady there still being
a large demand for local consumption. Prevailing
prices are 28e to 25c for fancy creamery ; 24 " to 25e
for under -finest, and dairy is quoted at el to 230, ac-
cording to quality. Eggs -The market is unchang-
ed and prices quoted are • Selected r,3tOek, 250 ; No.
I candled, 21c ; Montreallimed, 30e. Receipts this
morning were 436 eases.
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Live Stook Markets.
LoxneragIngeand, Dec. 18 -Canadian cattle in the
liritish markets are quoted at 10 to leac per Ib ; re-
frigerator beef, Si. to Sec per pound. Deptford ar-
rivals comprised 257 Canadian ranchers, prices for
which ruled firm at 10t to 12c.
Graseow, Dec. 11 -Edward Watson and Ritchie
report better trade for bullocks. Billie slow trade.
Prune quotations at 12 to 121c • secondary, 11 to
11/0 ; bullet ig to 90 per pound:
Lwsirrooe, Dee. 18 -John Rogers & Co., Liverpool,
avert Canadiaa steers at 11./e ; Canadian ranchers,
BUFFALO, Dec. 13-Cattle-S10w - heavy to 10c
lower ; prime steera $5.65 to $6.15 ; shipping, $4.75
to 35.50; butchers' $4.25 to $5.35 ; heifers, 40.25 to
at34 ; cows, $2.75 to $1,40 ; bulls, $2.50 to $4,50 ;
stockers arid feeders, $2.60 to $4.25 ; stock heifers',
82.50 to $3 ; fresh cows andspringere, $2 per head
lower, at $18 to 052. Hogs. -Active and 10 to 20e
higher heavy and mixed, $6.40 to 36.45 ; Yorkers,
$6.40 to 80.50 '- pigs, $6 to $8.66 ; roughs. $5.80 to
$5.75 ; stags,Si.25 to $5. Sheep and Lambs. -Slow •
sheep steady : native lambs, 150 lower ; lambs, ai
to87.75 ; yearlines, '6.25 to 36.30; a -ethers $5.75 to
$5.85 ; ewe, $5.25 to $5.40 : sheep, mixed, 88 to
a3.50 ; Canada. lambs, $7.50 to $7.65:
aloaremaa, Dee. 18 -Cables from Liverpool and
London OT1cattle were stronger, and prices show an
advance of ec ta lc per lb., as compared witb a week
ego. sales being made at Ilee. Glasgow cables quot-
' ed Canadian cattle at 14 to 12c, and stated that
shipments of good steers would pay. Exports 'from
. Portland last week were 645 cattle, and from St.
-John, New Brunswick, 718 tattle. A feature of the
trade wee the weaker feeling- in the market for hove
-mad prices declined' 25c per ewe. This was due to
continued Mel advicee from abroad on Canadian
bocon, and the fact that supplies of hogs have been
larger of late. At the reduction the demand from
paekers was good, and sales' of selected lots were
mato at $6.50 per ova, -weighed off cars. The butch
-
ere were present in full force, and trade was good at
the same rates as on last week's markets, quality
aconeidered. Prime Christmas cattle read at Re per
lb, with a few choiee ones at 5e0 to 6c. Prime
beeves sold at 41 to 5a ; pretty good cattle at 3/0 to
4e, and the common etook Zac to 3e per lb.; mileh
tows sold at, e30 to $55 each ; good veel calves sold
et 41e to 51c per lb. Sheep sold at 4e to 4i0, and
Lambe at 51 to tie per lb.
TORCNT6*.irscrion. Tarlton Stock Yards, Dec. 18 -
The quality of fat cattle generally was good. Trade
was good for the hest lots, but the common cattie
end cows sold at lower prices than a week ago. Al!
-offerings were sold before noon. Exporters -Trade
in export cattle was better than for some time,
Prices ranging from $4.50 to- $5, but few brought
the latter quotation, the bulk selling at 34.85 to
a4.80 ; export bulls at $3.75 to $4.35. Butchers' -
Perked late sold from $1.50 to $4.05 ; loads of good*
$4.25 to $4.40 fair to mediruna$3.65 to $3.90 ; com-
mon and cows, 82.50 to $1. Feeders and. Stockers
-Feeders said at, $3.40 to $3.60 for steers r bulle at
e2.25 to $2,75 ; stocker, $2,25 to $3. Mitch Cowe-
About a dozen nalkere and springers sold from $40
to 845 each, Sheep and Lambs--Expore Sheep sold
at $4.50 to 84,80 per ma ; lambstat $5.75 to $8, with
a picked lot at $6.25 per ewe. Hogs -II, P. Kennedy
reported hog prices 25e per cwt. lower, are follows :
Selects sold a1t0.16 and lights andaata ate $5,90
'orcwt
. The annual meeting of the ratepayers of School
Section No. $, Trickersmith, will be held in the
School House, on Wednesday, December 261h, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon. ! A full attendance is desir-
ed as the question of building a new school house
will be voted on.
2036x2 "• ED. PAPPLE. Secretary.
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DIVIDEND NO. 4.
The Robert Bell Engine & Thresher
Company, Limited.
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• ,1411Q/I1ANT ..1e01'10,111.i.
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-Vetter FOR BAL11--ii, good tarot -0). the Townhip
of Ueborne. 400 atiree Let '84 COnderolealr 4.
_
There's a goOd coMfortable log Mese, batik- -bag,
driving hOotne and stable: ceinbitted. 'The faria Fs
Well di:allied Mid fowled,: hair s item of ,bsOwetd
bush, 10 aures -of early fall wheat, 20 eaters of 'fall
panighingdena, The balantri fa all' Needed down.
There art -oleo two rieVerefailihg welts on the_ place.
The preperty iefour utiles from Ilensallesix from
Exeter and le enilea from tahleelliuret, where there
are ewe iffilleohes, a store ..and a blaokrimith Shea,
Air full peat rielere imply to (menet - Menne-
001113E, Chiselhurse 1'. 0. 2085x4tf
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A IR)TION SALE of I:Lorna-Mr. Thomas Cante'ana
e.431.. has been inetracted to sell by publicamotiontti
Lot 26, 8- T. R., 'Weenie, on Friday, December aca t
commencing at 1 o'olook, ahem, the followhiestooa
One draught Mare 4 yeters old, in foal to Yerdbent
one agrietatural mare 4 years old, with foal to Teed -
bent -, one e-yea.r.old mare with foal to Yardben ,t
• one general piwpose mare, 6 years old, in -foal to
King of thelidastle ; three draught filliee e years Old,
two agricultural fillies '2 reowe old, two draught
fillies 1 year old, two draught geldings 8 yore old,
five draught reeldbige e years old, three draught
geldings 1 year old, four good &aught foals. The
above are an extra choice lot of. hereon, Tornio of
Etale--Sla naonths' credit will be given on furnishing
approved joint notes, or a discount of 6 per cent. per
annum off for *ado E. HACKNEY, proprietor;
THOS. 0A141BRON, auctioneer 2036.1
A UOTION SALE of Farm, Falai Stook and Ina,
plements.-Thomas Brown has been instructed
by Mr. Samuel Pima -levee to sell by pablic auction on
Lot 3, Concession IS, Hullett, on Thureday, January
3rd, 1907, at one oarlock p, na, the following prop-
erty ; llorees.-1 aged draft mitre in foal to J4ord.
Huron. 1 drat mare in foal to Fiashwood's Last, 1
year-old draft filly Feral by Flashwood's Last, 1 driv-
ing horse 4 years old, 1 aged driving Mare. Cattle,
nalch cows in calf, 2 two-year-okl heifers in emir, 10
spring calves, 7 year old steers and heifers. 2 two-
Yearrold steers, 5 three•year-old steers. 1 bull, 1 fat
mew, 1 fat neifer, 1 farrow tiow, also two brood sorts
tolitter March 1st, Implements. --1 Deering binder
0 foot cut, 1 Deering mower 7 foot out, 1 hay rake, 1
two -furrow sulky plow, 1 kangaroo •plow, l Fleury
plow No. 21, 1. tree harrows 4 sections, 1 Noxon disc. 1
Champion 14 hoed drill, 1 covered buirganearly new,
1 second-hand buegy, 2 sets bObsleighe, 1, new fan-
ning mill with imager attachmental atelotte cream
separator, several galvanized pig troughs, 4 dozen
grain bags, 1 lumber wagon, 1 track wagon, 1 bey
rack, 1 bay fork with car and ropes, a extension
table, 1 parlor organ, 2 bedsteads, 1 wheelbarrow
and numerous other articles. Also sap pails , and
opiles for 100 tram. , Everything will be sold as the
proprietor is retiring. The Farm -There Will be of-
fered for sale at the same thee end, plea°, the farm,
containing e25 urea. There are two good bank
barn's, a good frame house and other outbuiklin
There are 15 acres of good hardwood bush, e
balance is all cleared and in a 'good date of cultiv-
ation. This an excellene farm. 11 is half a mile
from Harlook pose office, 7 miles from Blyth, 10 miles
from Seaforth and 5 miles from Walton. Terms. -
On Chattels, -All sums of $5 and under, cash ; over
that amount, 10 mouths' credit will be given on ftp.
proved joint notes. A discount of 5 per cents per
annum will be allowed for cash an credit amounta.
Terms of farm made known on day of sale. SAM-
UEL PLUMTREE, Propeietora THOMAS BROWN,
Auctioneer. a 2080-2
Notice is hereby given that a dividend, for the
year ending October 81s1, 1906, calculated at- the
rate of 7 per cent. per annum, has been declared on
the fully paid up capital stook of this Company, oh ,
recordssOctober 3Ist, 1908. Cheques will be issued
to the shareholders on February 1st, 1907.
By Order -of the Board.
ROBERT BELL, Managing Director. -
2035 -td
Logs Wanted.
The undersigned is prepared to pay the highest
cash price for an unlimited quantity of first-eless
Soft Elm, Rock Elm, Basswood, Maple, Beech, Ash,
Hemlock and Oak Logs, delivered at the Seaforth
Saw and Stave Milt, To be out in even length, ex-
cept soft elm • soft elm to be out 11, is and 16 feet.
Will also buy' Basswood 'Heading Bolts, 40 Indies
long, at $8.50 per cord delivered. Will alma buy, tim-
ber by meaeurement or by bulk in bush. Special at-
t,ention paid to custom sawing, satisfaction guaran-
teed.
2086-10 • WM. AMENT, Seaforth.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
SYSTEM
OHRISTIVI AS
AND - -
NEW VTEAR
HOLIDAY RATES
Territory.— also to Detroit and Port
Between all stations in Canada;
Huron, Mich., Buffalo, Bieck Rock, Niagara Falls,
and Suspension Bridge, N. Y.
At Single: Fare._Gobod' going Deena
er 24th and 25th p
returning until Decembea 281h. Also goipg Decem-
ber 31st and, January 1se, returning until January
2nd, 1907.
At Fare and One -Third. ‘"'....C411
ing Deo. 21,22,23, 24 and 26; also Deo. 28, 29, 80 and
31. and San. 1007, returning until Jan. 3, 1907.
For tioketa and full information call on
• W. SOMERVILLE, Town Agent.
A. F. .PIIILLIPS, Dspob Ticket Agent,.
Municipal Elections.
res. •••••• =MM.
This Store
• Wishes you aft
ioo."—A Merry Xmas
Township of Tuckersmith.
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The annual meeting of the electors of the Town-
ship of Tuckenenith, for the nomination of candi-
dates for the officesuf Reeve and Councillors for the
year 1907, will be bold at •
DIXON'S HALL, BRUCEFIELD, on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 31st, 1906
at one o'clock p. in., and 11 8. poll is necessary,
such poll shall be opened on
MONDAY, JANUARY 7th, 1.907
_ at the following places:
In Miami No. I. -At George Bates' Hall, Egmond-
vMe •, George E. Jackson, deputy returning officer;
William Govenlock, poll clerk.
In Division No. 2. -At School House No. 8, Ee-
mondville ; Samuel McGeoch, deputy returning ofta
eer ; IL M. Chesney, poll clerk.
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In Division No. 8. -At School House No. 4; Char-
les Routledge, deputy returning officer; George N.
Turner, pan clerk.
In Division No. school House No. 3; Rob-
ert McCartney, deputy returning officer; John W.
McIntosh, poll clerk.
In Division No. 5 .-At School House No. 1; A. G.
Smillie, deputy returning officer Duncan Wood,
poll clerk.
In Division No. 6. -At Steong's Hall; Wm. Sin-
clair, deputy reterneng officer ; Alex Sinclair, poll
clerk.
" Poll open from 9 a. m. till 5 p. tn.
A. G. SMILLIE,
2036-2 Returning Ofileer,
. W74f7i1V
WHILE extending a Christmas greeting to
our many friends, we take occasion to
say that we have a magnificent line of
XMAS FOOTWEAR
This is the Ohristrnas Slipper Store. We've slip.
pers in all sizes and for every member of the
family from grandpa down to baby. We have a
very large displayof Men's Slippers. You are
always safe in giving him slippers for Christmas.
Slippere go straight to a man's heart. We be-
lieve that we have everything that's good. We
have aertairily the handsomest Slippers that are
invAe for Women, Misses and Children, in Ro-
meo and Juliet styles, in fart slippereeof every
deecription.
We have all ores of cold. 'and web weather
Shoes, Rubbeee, Moccasins, Leggings and Felt
Shoes of all lands. If you come here you'll not
,only get the task but you'll have more money
left- for other things.
ans. AM. •I•1.
Richardson & Ill'Innis
SEAFORTH, •
Sole Agentls for the -Hagar, Just
Wright and Derby Shoes. -
The Rush is
Increasing Daily
eialgoleee•"--- AT THE er—easealemolla
GREAT, —
Clearing Sale
Which is still going on at
A. G. AULT'S Store,
SEAFORTEL
Great Bargaine to be had in Millar Crockery
and Glassware •, also all kinds of Groceries at
such low prices, that everyone who mile cannot
help but buy when they see the great bargains,
that are offered. 'Invitation extended to all to'
ea and get some of these, bargains: -
10 lbs. Sulphur for 250; 10 lbs. Glober Salts for
25c; 8 lbs. of -Epsom Salts for 25c.
10 bars Sotto for 250 ; 6 bars Naptha Soap for 25c;
6 bars Beehive Soap for 25e; 7 bars Ivory Soap
for 250; 7 baratolipse Soap for 25e.
Pure Maple Syrup, 25o a quart.
25c Japan Tea now 190 a lb. ; 25e Green Tee now
19e a lb. ; 25c Black Tea now 20c a lb. ; 400 Cof-
fee now 300 a Ib.; 30c Coffee now 25e a lb. ; 25c
Coffee now 20c a lb.
3 lbs. new Raisins for 25c ;.3 lbs. new Currante
for 26c. •
Lots of good fresh Butt er and Eggs now in stook
Lake Huron Herrings, Sidman Trout and Salt
water Herrings on hand.
A good stock of Apples and Potatoes.
Flour, $2.00 per 100 pounds.
FRESH BUTTER, EGGS AND DRIED APPLES
TAKEN AT CASH:P.8.1DES.
A.G. AULT Seaforth.
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COMMERCE
PaId-u Capital, $10,009,000. Reserve Fund, $4,500,000
• HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO
B. rs, WALKER, General Manager ALEX. LAIRD, Asst. Gen1 Manager
• BRANCHES' THROUGHOUT CANADA, AND IN
THE UNITED STATES AND ENGLAND
A. GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED
FARMERS' BANICING
Every facility afforded Farmers for their banking
.busineSso Sales Notes cashed or taken
• for collection. ' •
BANKING BY MAIL—D4osits may be made or withdrawn by
mail. Out-of-town accounts receive every ,attention.
.SEAFORTHIBRANCHe
F. HOLMESTED, Solicitor G. E. PARICES, Manager.
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Holiday( Greetings.
Ladies and Gentlernen,--
We extend to you the greetings of the season, and wish, on
and all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. We
thank the many patrons of the corner store for the patronage,
of the,year.
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The year has been one of pleasant associations to ue, and
bueiness progress over Oanecla, and we are 'thankful our
locality of induktrious Canade has been blessed abundantly,
thus givieg us the happy chi2er to conclude the old year and
commence a new year.
Again wiehing you the compliments of the season, we are,
yours gratefully and well dispo3ed,
Poplesione & Gardiner, g.l.g-rrils Blyth
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, The quality of our goods can be
ju.dged by that standard and not
found wanting. There Is one hundred
cents worth a It in everYthine
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thls stock of
-Pure Drugs and Medicines
-Ladies' and Gents' Purses
-Combs and Brushes
-Fancy China of all makes
-Pipes and Tobaccos to suit all
arnolcers
—Delicate Perfumes in fancy pack-
ages
-Toilet and Shaving Vases
-4Shav1ng Brushes, Strdps and Mugs
-Toys and Dolls in endless variety
Come in and see for yourself. You
will be welcome ,whether you. buy or
not and you will receive courteous
treatment.
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DRUGGIST. -
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Agent for up-to•date Trusses, Syringes
IHob Water Bo'tiss, Shoop's remedies,
' Cack'a Canon Root Compound and .
. Woot I's Pbosehedine.
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hat 'Shall 1 Give for Xmas?
This very pertinent questionn is answered exhaus-
tively, thoroughly, .comprehensively, suggestively.
We mention gilts appropriate for .every member of
the &mai\ and with the spleotion so varied and
attractive-4as it is at this store -Christmas shop-
ping and gift seleotionlis more of a pleasure than a
drudgery. Every deplgtment of this store is now.
filled with on' endless variety. We know that you
can find What you want here, and we know it will
be right when you get it. We mention just a fevir
articles below
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Handkerchiefs.
• We have greater varieties and better values than' ever before, We
have gathered together thousands of Christmas hanekerchiefs for the seises
tion of those who wish to give these charming and always appropriate gifts.
Glove.q.
IWomen's and Children's Gloves in wool, silkine and kid, in all the best
and popular makes, ranging in prices from 25c to $1.50 •4
1 Ladies' Long Silk Gloves in cream, white and black, at 86c, $1 and
$1.25 per pair
NearlyfBeautiful Waists, &c.
Our collection of Waists consists of mull, with lace and embroidery
trimming, ladle Sisk and taffeta, ranging in price 1 rODI $2.25 to $5 each
A special line of Cream Lustre Waists at $1.50 each
• Lithograph and Tepestry Cushion Tops at 25c each
A grew display of Ladies' Fane(Collars, Belts, Hand'bags, heel ding
he new leather squaw bag, which sells at -$1,50
See our display of Neckwear, thehrgest we have ever ehor ; ,priees
ranging from 200 to $2.25
have left your,
Ohristmas Buying
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go till now. Come early and
, avoid the rash. We have kits
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of goods. Run down the list:
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Christmas Gifts.
TOYS, Dslls and Drums an endless variety
CHINA, very fine eelection of odd pieces
• EBONY Hair, Cloth -Hat, Nail and Tooth Brushee, Mb rore, Buffers
PERFUMES.—Beautiful line of Imported and
Doipestio Odors.
CONFECTIONERY.—Ganong's in fancy boxes and
baskets,
-LEATHER G 0 CDS, —Dressing Oases, Travelling
Companions, Purses, Wallets, Bill Folds and Bill
Books,.—Julian Sale Leather Co, makers.
PIPES, CIGARS rnd TOBACCOES.—Fine disphiy in these lines.
CIGAR CASES and POUCHES.—A box of ten for after dinner.
The J. S. Roberts Drug Store
W. M. &KAY, Manager.
The Toronto Bargain House
READY' FOR CHRISTMAS
Specially fori Christmas, we have bought a large stock and are opening up
this week just the things you want now. As everything in our stook is
new and up-to-date, you cannot afford to pass us. Call in and see our stock
and get our prices, they will surprise you.
SNAPS FOR CHRISTMAS B1TYERS :
$1.25 horse blankets, 75e- $5 tugs for $3.26 $6' rugs for $4.25
12ic wrapperettes, Sic - 12ic shaker flannel, 1 yard wide, sic
12ie flannel embroideries, 55
9ie shaker • flannelette, 7e
Penman's all wool unshrinkable underwear, per suit.
........ $ 1 45
Specidi reductions in caps, cut prices in booth, shoes and. rubbers.
JEWELRY. --We have a large stock of jewelry, and everything
guaranteed as represented. Rings are our specialty. Every ring solid gold
and stamped.
GOT -JEWELRY LOW.PRICES
For Christmas—Eight Day Clocks, half-hour strike, $2,50
Come, Examine, Get Prices. No trouble to show goods.
DOLGOFF and ISAACSON
Opposite the Royal Hotel, Seaforth,
Wireless Message from
Santa Clans • -
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FROZFN NORTH, Decenaber llth, 1906.
Announce to every one in and. around Seaforth that 1 Robes.
will be at your store on
Saturday and Monday, Dec. 22nd & 24th,i
for
See our XmaLl,. hens.
Gift Things for Me
The holiday wants of men and boys are eveli looked after here; choofte
anything from the. list below, and you are sure to please the maul
Handkerchiefs Suspenders', Handkerchief Kul; ars, Gloves and
Hosiery, Sweaters, Knit Jackets, House Costs, Collars and Cuffs, Fancy
Vests, always welcomed by men, Overeoats and Snits.
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Furs for Gifts
Furs chosen at Pickard's are certain to be of a reliable character, and.
there is an immense assortment of styles for selection, for no other store in
this vicinity attempts to carry the variety of stock that is shown here.
We invite comparison on the fdllowing Furs:
Ladies' Fur Coats—
in Astrachan, plain and trimmed, at prices from $24 to $40
Bocharan and Russian Lamb, trimmed and plain, from $40 to 371
Near Seal, plain and trimmed, front $26.50 to $57
Persian Lamb,, plain and trimmed, from $60 to $157
• Fur -lined Coats in hampster, lock squirrel and Russian rat, in
fawn, navy, brown, green and grey—prices from $38 to $72
Ruffs ranging in price from $1 to $40
Muffs from 500 to $47.50 .
Caperines from $2 75 to $22
en's Furs—
'and tell them that 1 will have lots of pretty things
SANTA CLAUS.
Well, isn't that glorious, and with the nicest lot of
things you ever saw.
From now till Christmas we are smashing the prices of wiry
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Limoges china ; see the windows at 111V
FEAR'S Drug Store, 04th.1 Opposite T • •
Town budding, taorner M4173 and, :nark
Coon Coats ,from $30 to $85
Wallaby Coats from $28 to $35
Wombat Coats from $24 to $30
Calf Coats from $16 to $25
Dog Coats from $17 to $25
Leak Furs, froM $27 to $35
Fur Lined Coats from $25 to $85
Caps and Gauntlets, all kinds and all prices; also all, kinds of
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