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feetooned. The Sabbath
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h provedt fall att ractien and pleaeant
tho evening, tied the °hatch Wae
programme carried out, prinel.
dren. At the eloae-of the entertain.
ts froth the tree were dietributed,
hie -hair, but meny of the grawn up
membered through elide mediette-
t, We Blake, of ToronM, were in the
ek, eisitheg relatiges and friende.-
and her brother were in Londen,
• mair with their parents'. Mr. and Mee.
el 0 -The Mime McEwen, daughter of Mr.
were in Clinton this week, Attending
ofa rehttive„.—Tho Sabbath School en-
etinflWnt of Carmel Church, held in Miller's Hall,
evening of last week, was a groat engem
et. The hall was cmwded and an ex-
ult -tie vats carried out by the children.
space forbids us giving a mere par-
ente-efdr. Ernie White, of Lueknow,
luting Ohristmes,--Mr. R. Johneton, of
nt the holidays withhis'aister, Mrs. Wm.
Wm. Thompsonand wife, of Chietro,
er this week visiting relatives.-Miria Aliee
r'ougnP., ot Ileamare ia home spending fehristmea
With her parents. -Mrs, Campbell -and children, of
galleon, were in the village this week visiting Mr. and
Xre, Thomprion Murdook, Mee, Campbell's parents. -
Mr. and Mr. J. B. McArthur Are in Lyons s mil a
week with Rev. and Mrs. Shawt-Mr. and M. Wm.
oullale, and Mr. and Mee. R. Carlisle, Loudon, spent
Christmas with their relations.-Sfr. SL Brawn, et
Toronto, is visiting his parentee-afra. Shirray and
datechteee Miee Aggle, returned, from, Detroit lost
'week, where they had been spending month or so.
-Wel Hart, of Glencoe, Ise at the parsonage this
visiting her parents. -Mears. David and .T.
Wren, of Toronto, are visiting their father, Mr. Geo.
Wren, who continues very poorly. -Ma and Mrs.
-
Joseph tease and children, of Toronto, spent; the
holidays with relations here. -Mr. Sellery and
daeghtee of Kincardine, are here %lotting Dr. Sol-
Ieree-Mr. and Mrs. A. Brandt and children return-
ed tido week from. a plaesant, visit with friends in
Ails* Oreige-Mr, Jwinee Murray, who has been
seriously ill, is now somewhat improved. --
Wedding bells were ringing this week in Hensall and
eleirety.-Mr. and Mc. ThOMRS Murray, of Owen
&mad, are in the village this week. -Mr. James Troy-
er, otSeaforthr was in the village the past week re -
flawing aegeamtances.-Miss Florence Cudmore is
home from college for the Christmas vacation. -Mrs.
W. J. Miller returned home last week from High
Alberte. Mr. Millerstill continuesvery ill And
at the doctor's urgent reggest has gone to California
in the hopes thatthe change of climate might bene-
fit hint. -Mr. R. Higgins returned lost weekfrom the
.we!. -Mr. ArthurMoAllister, who is atteeeing the
efedimiCollege aaToronto, is homefor his vacation.
-Mr. Sainnel White left last week for St. Joseph's
hospital, London. --Mrs. Thomas Simpson h visiting
her Wither, liers. WillIam Moir. -Mrs. Hugh McDon-
ald and children are visiting her brother, Wellington
Xeraggere, of Toronto. -Among those who spent
ChrUtInaSin the village we noticed ,the following :
William, Moir, Innwood '- Miss Ida Peed, London, ;
the Misses Beek, of London, and, Mrs. Sillery, of Kin-
cardine, who is visiting her son, Dr. -Sillery.-Mseter
Sproet Paterson lied the misfortune to have hie hand
badly lacerated by a- saw in his father's planing mill
this eeek.--ealles Mabel MuLean of Winnipeg, is vis-
iting her parents, Mr. and MIT:W. B. McLean.
sessediedee,...eim
-There passed away at Wavy Bahk,
Manitoba on :the 19th inst. one of
the oldejt residents of that place, in.
tbs, person of Mrs. Cannife, sister. of
Or Mackenzie_ Bowell, !the veteran
,Canadian politician.
SALE REGISTER.
On FridayeDeureber28th, at one o'clock p. tn., on
Lob 21, Con. 7, Morris, Farm Stock and timplemente.
Evans Brea., proprectors ; Thomas Brown, auction-
eer. 20e5-3
On Saturday, December 22nd, at one et:stock p. m.
.sit the Grip Hata, Seaforth, Household Furniture,
consisting of Chairs, Sofas, Pictures and Other Ar;
tides. Thomas Brown, auctioneer. 2.035-2
On Thursday, Januaey3rd, 1906, at one o'clook p.
in., on Lot 3, Coneessum 13, Hallett, Farm, Farm
Stark and Implements. Samuel, Plumtree, prop. ;
'Thema Brown, auctioneer. 2,036-2
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MARKETS.
fititalte
Teekertertith, on Dee, leth, to etweed
Mn. John J. Ilefekteee daughter.
RID -.-1t Wrimeter, on DA 1,8th1 to Mr. end Mrs,
We Reid, tt, son, •
STEWART-1n PortlatideOregon, Ott Dee, 19th, to
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Mr. aud Mrs, O. A. Stewart, tormerly of Sect -
teeth.. a on. -
LETTSON-In WI 1im, on Dee. 18th, to Mr. and
Mrs. Chafe tette-Ore it
SPROULE-,In Goderloh, ott Dee, IOtheeo Mr. arid
Mlle David Smottle, a daughter.
SHORTREED -In Morrie, on Dec. ,12th, to Mr. end
etra. Jehtl Shertreed, e dtaulthtee-
L0WE-10 Grey, on Deo, 12th to Mr. and Mile
Robt Lowe, a detighter.
ITET-At the Goshen Litre, 110,y, On Dec. 10th, to
Mr. and Mrs. John Hey, lee a sone
Aftleni,S' Exeter,en Dee. 16th, to Mr. caul
Mrs, W. T.Aoheson, twins -boy and girl.
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Marriages.-
IlleNDEItSON--SIIANNON-At the manse, McKie
lop, Oft DM 19th, by 'ter. D. Carswell, Andrew
Henderson, to Miss Matilde, Shannon, both of
MoKillop
DALEY--SettiNleOle--At the manse, MoKillop on
Dec. 19th. be, Heel D. Carswell, John E. Alley,
to Miss Eliza Shannon, both of Mellillopt*
SIMPSON-MoGREG011-At Poplar Grove Fenn.
MeKillop, the residence of Mr. and Mn,. Samuel
Smitheon Deo. 25th, by Itete Neil Shaw, S. A.,
Themes T. Simpson, of Stratforit, to Minnie E.
McGregor, of Seaforth; (Wenger or the late Mr.
and Mrs. Dtineart McGregor, ,
MoKAY-ALLEN,-At the manse, Egmondville, on
Dec. 24th, by Rev. N, Shaw, /3. A., David Hugh
McKay, of Stratford, to Clara Allen, of Seaforth.
=He -PLATT -At the manse, Hayfield, on Deo.
llth, by Rev. J. Mogen, David Reid to Gladys
Platt, both of Godetich,
MoICERCHERe-SPARLING-In London, on Dee
e 12th, by Rev. Mr. 'Stuart, Finlay *Atwater, a.
' Beechwooclete Agnes May Sperling, of London(
W1IG1IT-Tell/M-1n McKillop, at the residence
of the bride's brother-in-law, Mr. J. Renard, by
Itev. A. K. Birke, aseisted by Rev.. R. J.. Currie,
on Dec. 26th, John Wright, of West Wawanosh,
and Fawns Me third daughter of Henry Thiel,
of East Wawanosh.
LAMONT-DUNBAR-At the residence of the brides
father, Grey, on Deo, 26th, Peter Lamont and
Lidade., daughter of Mr. John Dunbar, all of
Grey township. '
Sreefouen, December 28th, 1900.
Fall Wheat , . .... _80 70 to eiti 70
sats, per bushel. ' .. (1 85 to 0 85
Pees, per bushel. ..... 0 76 to 0 75
Barley, per bushel. 0 42 to 0 45
Bran, per ton.................. 20 00 to 20 00
Shorts, per ton.... ... — e0 00 to 20 00
Low Grade Flour, per ton 2300 to 2.300
Flom-, per 100 lbs . 210 to 275
Butter, No. 1, loose. 0 20 to 0 22
Bnter,bub • 0 Ice to 0 21
Eggs, per dozen ice 0 22 to 0 2.4,,
-Corn 60 to 65
HAY itee ton 10 00 to 10 00
Hides; per 100 lbs..: ....... 8 00 to 8 50
Srteep skins, 0 75 to 1 00
s Potatoes per bushel .... 0 40 to 0 60
Salt, retail) per barrel-- ..... 1 25 to 1 86
-Wood per cord(long) .,.. 7 00 to 7 00
W.xid per cord (short).- .... 3 7e to 3 76
Apples per bag. „ 0 20 to 0 60
-clover Seed...... . 6 ,40 to 7 00
"Thnothy Seed 1 60 to 2 00
Dairy Markets.
TORONTO, December 26. -Butter -The market is
holding very firm, and shows every indication of
keeping so for a. considerable time.. The demand
keeps very brisk, especially for the choice grades.
Receipts, although not very large, ate about up to
the average. Creamery, 26 to 27e ; solids, 24c to
2513 dairy prints, 22 to 23e, pails, 19 to 20e, tubs,
18 to 20o ; inferior, 15 to 18e. Cheese -The market
continues steady. Prices are holding firm at 180 for
large and 14e for twins. Eggs -The market is very
firm, with a very brisk demand. The trade is prac-
tically confined to storage and limed. New laid are
very searee, and are bringing view- fane,v prices.
Storage, 23 to 24c; limed, 22e. New -laid are quoted
"-from 30 to 35c. Honey -The market is firm, with
strained honey quoted at 10 to 12c per Ite,and combs
at $2 10 85.50 per dozen. •
Deattle.
SUTHERLAND -In Seaforth, on Dee. 24t1t, Isabella
Campbell, relit of the late James Sutherland,
•aged 85 yeara, 1 month and 21 days.
LANE -In lIcKillop, on Dec. 26th, JosephineeElla,
• daughter of Mr. John Lane, aged 7 years, 6
months and 4 days.
ADAMS -At the residence of her father, Mr. Charles
Weekes, of Varna, on Deee Oth, Mrs. J. H. Ad-
• ams, of Glencoe,
COOK -Ie Chatham. on Dee. 17t1t, Arthur Melt/rum
Cloole former) of Wingho,nr, aged 14 years, 1
month and 27 days.
GALLAGHER-In Toronto, on 'Deo. 12th, James
Gallagher, formerly 'manager of the Soyerign
Bank at Teeswater.
SHORT -In Tumberry, on Dee. 182b, Grace West-
• lake, Wife of John Short, aged 69 years, 9 months
and 8 days.
RADDATZ-In Cranbrook, on Dec, 16th, Johanna
abrader, wife of Ferdinand Raddatz, aged 68
yeare and 4 months.
MoKAY-In Goderich, on Dee. 14th, Donald McKay,
aged 42 years and 10 months. '
RILEY -At the horde of her son-ineaw, John Colo,
Itufweldale, on Dec. I6th, Mrs. Eliza Riley, aged
77 years. '
SHARP -At Shipka, on Deo. 182h, Mrs. John Sharp,
sr, aged 68 years and 10 months.
EAGLESON-At Greenway, on Deo. 18th, Jarees
Eagleson, aged 45 years.
JOHNS -In Usborne, on Deo. 18th, Sarah J., &ugh -
ter of Richard Johns, aged 48 years, 4 months
and 20 daye.
THURLOW-At Sheppardton, On Dec. 7th, Harriet
Christilaw, relict of the late John Thurlow, aged
77 years 2 months and 2 days.
Poultry. _
TORONTO, Dec. 26 -There was not very much poul-
try left on the market this morning. What there
vas did not find a very ready sale, as it was pretty
scraggy, ancl the freezing it received last night did
not improve it any. Prices this morning showed no
chaneees fpr the right stuff, but some 01 the dealers
had poultry you could take at your own price. This
apphee more especially -to chickens
,
which are very
slow of sale. Chickens, dressed, 70 to Oo; fowl,
Cie; ducks, So to 10e; geese, 8c to 10c; turkeys Ile to
14e per pound dressed. •
Gram, etc.
TORONTO, Deo. 20 - whoa - Pall, 72c ; red,
172egtgoouer 60e ; spring-, 70e ; oats, el • new oats,
r
38 d40c - barley, 54 to 55n ; peas, 80 to '81c. Pota-
toes-Ster'idy. Ontario is quoted at 55 to 00o per
bag in car lots here, and eastern at, 65 to 70e per
hag., Baled Hey -The market is unchanged. °free-
ings continue plentiful, with it brisk demand keep-
1uprices firm at $11.60 to $12 for No. 1 timothy,
and ele for No. 2 in car lots here. Wed Straw -
Firm at 86.50 to 87 per ton in car lots here.
Your Savings
mftio--- are Safe
When deposited in
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Western
—
Western Bank- of
Canada
Interest paid or compound-
• ed twice a year.
OWE NO MAN ANYTHING
Borrow Your Requirements
from us and pay cash.
FRANK lacOONNELL, Manager
DUBLIN BRANCH.
Seafortla Horticultural Society.
The annual meeting of the members of the
Seaforth Horticultural Society will be held
in the Town Hall. Seaforth, on Wednesday
evening, January the Oth1907, at 8 o'clock
p. m., for the purpose of electirg officers and direct-
ors, receiving the annual reports and the transaction
of other business.
• ANDREW SCOTT,
2037-2 - Secretary.
Logs Wanted.
OES.
Butes FOR SALE,.. -Six Shorthorn l,nlIs fermi,* .
freer 9 to 17 menthe -old., ,Apply to ANDREW
111.1LOP, Lot 2, Oeneceifiletr 14, 61rey. -`20871€8
STRAY- 8118EPi-Osnie iutii,ths premises of. the
.12.4 undersigned, Lot No. 18, Coneeseloti 2, M0101 -
lop, ghouls the 1111ddle Of 'Deeembel'i. an VA ewe
Sheep. The dater can have the sante by proving
VeetertY and pitying charger), etoINTOSH BROS,
See edit: le O. 20374
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FOR SALE, ---Lot 7, Hayfield Road, 'Kaffir -
1. „Townehip et Stanley, containing. 160 items -
soil good clae loatnefurs been .806d1R1 to grays for the
past twelvireeare, nine mires ready for spring ereP
good frame two-story halloo and kitetten ; two barns,
ode 30 X 70, the other 40 x 60, good underground
stabling, windmill for pumping water, 16 acres of
bush, hardwood and cedar ; tour acres of orchard,
choice winter fruit,. Tillit property is nicely situated
on the Gravel Road, Iwo and e half miles front Hay-
field, and two and a belt miles trete Varna. Scheel
on adjoining lot. Possession -given ,at any tittle.
Apply to MATTHEW BATES, Box 15, Hayfield P. O.
2037x4
VARet FOR SALE -Por epee, Let 5, Celleeeelee 14;
• itulletp, contitin ng 120 acme The farm is all
i
cleared and te it high state of cultivation. It is well
drained and well fenced. There is a large two-storey
brit& house with Woodshed and kitchen. There is a
large bank barn and two entailer barns and driving
shed. Two good orchards. There are two never
failing strings on the farnewhich make it an exec-1-
,10ot one for either stock or eropping. There is also
re pump at the barn, with windmill. 1 This excellent
faryn is two miles from Herta* P., O., four miles
from Blyth. Terms to suit purchaser as the prop-
rietress wham; to leave the Simi and, if not sold, it
will be rented. This is the farm of tbe late John
Mills. For further partioulare Apply on the premised
or addrese, Harlook P. 0,, MRS, JOHN MILLS,
, - 2014xtf
A UOTION SALE of Farm, Farm Stook `and Int-
plernents.-Thomee Brownehae been instructed
by Mr. Samael Plumtree to sell b,y lRtldici auction on
'Lot 8, Concession le, Hullett, on Thunder, January
8rd, 1907, at one o'clock p, m., the following prop-
erty : Horses. -1 aged draft mare in foal to Lord
Huron, 1 draft mare in foal to Fiashwood's Last, 1
year-old draft filly 'erect by Flashwood's Lest, 1 driv-
ing.horse 4 years old, 1 aged driving mare. Cattle.
9 miloh cows in calf., 2 two,yeer.old helfere in calf, 10
spring calyee, 7 year old steers and heifers, 2 two.
Year-old steers, 5 themeyear.cild steers, 1 buil, 1 fat
cow, 1 fat miter, I farrow cow, also two brood so tie
to litter March lee Juiplemente.--1 Deering. binder
6 foot cut, 1 Deering mower 7 foot out, 1 hay rake, 1
two -furrow sulky plow, 1 kangaroo plow, 1 'Fleury
plow No. el, 1 set harrows 4 sections, 1 Noxon dim 1
Champion 14 hoed drill, 1 covered buggy nearly new,
1 second-hand buy, 2 sets bobsleighs 1 new fan-
ning Mill with hageer attachment, 1 delotte cream
separator, several galvanized pig troughs, 4 dozen
grain bags, 1, lumber wagon, 1 truck wagon, 1 hay
reale- 1 hay fork with car- and tepee, 1 extension
table, I parlor organ, 2 bedsteade, 1 wheelbarrow
and numerous other articles. Mo sap pails and
spites for 100 trees, Everythine will be sold. as the
proprietor is retiring. The Farm. -There will be of-
fered for sale at the same time and place, the Jam,
containing 225 ream There are two good bank
-
berme .a good frame home and other outbuildiegs.
There are lb acres of good hardwood bush. The
balance is all cleared arid ih a good state of cultiv-
ation. This is ail excellent fame It Is half a mile
from Harlock post office, 7 miles from Blyth, 10 miles
from Seaforth and 5 miles front Walton. Terme.--
On Chattels, -All sums of $6 and under, caeb ; over
that amount, 10 months' creclifewth be given on ap.
proved joint notes. A cliscoude of 6 per cent. per
annum will be allowed for cash on credit amounts.
Terms of farm made kn.own on day of tale. SAM-
UEL PLUMTREE, Proprietor ; THOMAS BROWN,
Auctioneer. 2080-2
The undersigned is prepared to pay the highest
-cash price for an unlimited quantity of first-class
Soft Erin, Rook Elm, Basswood, Maple, Beech, Ash,
Hemlock and Oak Logs, delivered at the Seaforth
Saw and Stave Mill. To be cut in even length, ex-
cept soft elm ; soft elm to be cut 11, 18 and 16 feet.
Will also buy Basswood Heading Bolts, 40- inches
long, at $3.50 per cord delivered. Will also buy tim-
ber by measurement or by bulk in bush, Special at-
tention paid to custom sawing, satisfaction guaran-
teed.
• 2086-10 WM. AMENT. Seaforth.
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Notice to Creditors.
In the estate of John Daly, late of the village "of Eg-
montiville, in the county of Huron, Cooper, de -
(leased.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to R. S. 0., Chap.
129, Seetion 3S; thet all personsho.ving olaims againet
the estate of the said John Daly, who died on the 42h
day of Deeen.ber, 1906, are required on or before the
121h day of January, 1907; to send by post prepaid or
deliver to J. L. Killoran, Seaforth, Ontario, solicitor
for Ferdinand Burgard and John Docherty. the ex-
ecutors of the deceased, their names and addresses,
full partioulars of their claims duly verified, and the
nature of the ileaurity (if any) held by them.
And notice is further given that after the said date
the executors will proceed to distribute the yeses of
the said estate among the persons entitled thereto,
having regard only to the claims of which they shall
then have notice.
FOR SALE. -The property of deceased, in Eg.
mondville, asdollows :-(1) Brick house, 6 rooms,
good cellar, stable, one-quarter acre. (2) Three-
quarter acres with frame house, 7 rooms, good well
and small orchard. (8) Vacant lot near Eennoed-
ville bridge. The property will be sold at a reason-
able price. Apply to above exemetorser te
• J. L. KIL ORAN,
aforth, Ontario,
• Solicitor for the Executors.
Dated this 22nd day of December, 1900. °
• 2037-8
Live Stook Markets-.
LONDON,. England, Dec. 20 -Canadian cattle in the
British markets are quoted at 10e to Ine per lb ; re-
frigerator beef, See per pound.
GLASGOW, Dec. 26 -Edward Wateon and Ritchie
report prime quality of cattle selling well ; middling
and inferior show very stiff trade. Top quality
quotations are 12e to 120 per ; secondary, 100
to 110 per lb, ; bulls 90 per lb.
LIVRRPOOL, Dec, 2(1 -Canadians, 5ed, ; radchers,
ded to 5d.
AEOXTRelee, Dec. 20. -There were no extra cattle
on the market and trade v;as dull, as the butchers
bed bought most of their stock on last weekee mar-
ket. Prices are without material change. 'tPrirne
beeves sold at 40 to 4eo 'per lb ' • pretty good cattle
80 to 4c and the common stook2ea to Mitch
-cows Bold at et -30 to eery each. Sheep sold at 4e to 40
and lambs at ext to 00 per lb. A stronger feeling de,
-veloped in the market for hogs this morning, and
rices advanced 15 to .25 cents per 100 paunch. This
wag due to the large falling off in the receipts, there
being only 200 offered, which met with it good dee
mance and fifties of selected tote were made at 80.66
to $0.75 and heavy at'$0.50 per cwt., ts elated off
care. This RCIVRDDC in prices was net warranted,, ace
eording to cable acivices on Can:Wien bacon, as prices
in Liverpool and Bristol show a further deeline or 2s,
compared with a week ago, but packers ,atate that
farmers refuse to sell their hogs at the recent de-
cline, as they have more confidence in the situs -tion
for the future tt an packers have, and if they hold
hetet !expellee long enough they will no doubt win
out.
Tc norm JrNCTION-171110D Stock Yards, December
ei: -The quality of fat cattle was fair •„ trade was
fair. Export pricee ranged. from 84,50 to $4.90 ;
bulk selling at $4.60 to $4,76 ; export, bulls, $3,75 to
to eL40; butchers' prime for picked, lots choice rang-
ed from .$4.25 to $4.40 : good from 84,00 to $4.25 ;
medium .$3,60 to 33.00 '• common, -0.25 to $8.60;
'butcher 'cows, $2.25 to $3.30 ; canners, $1 to $2 ;
leeders, $3.25 to e3.75. Veal calves sold at $6.50
per 100 lbs. Mitch cows and springere at $40 to
le5i7„ Sheep and Lambe -Export ewes trent e4.50
34.80; to
bucks, $3.25 to $3.75 spring laming, 35.25 to
85.40. Hogs-Selecte eold a"t $6,15 ; light, 85.95 ;
BOWS, e4 to 35; stags, ee.25 to $3.50 per 100 lbs., fed
and watered.
Beavaree. Dec. 25-Cattle-S10w ; steady to 10c
higher ; prime steers, $5.50 to SO ; ehipping, 3,1,75
to 540;.$buteherie 34.25 to $5.25 ; heifers, $3.2.5 to
$6 ; cows, $2.75 to $1.50 ; bulls, e2.50 to $4.50 ;
ntockere arid feeders, $2.75 to e4.25 ; stoek heifers,
32.50 to 83.16 ; freeh cows- and amingere, $2 to
lower, at elft te 850. Hogs, -Active, and 10 to 200
higher heavymexed and Yorkers, $0,60 ; pigs, $6,65
3'L70; roughs, e5,75 to $5.90 ; stage, $4,26 to $5.
Sheep and Lambs. -Active and higher ; Jambe, $6
to$7.80 ; yearlinee, $126 to $6.60 ;.wethers $5.26 to
e5.50ewes, $4,75 to $5.25 • sheep, mixed, tO 10
3a.25; Canada lambs, $7.60 to e7.75.
Slipper
We Thank
xi' Cur
Many _Patrons
For their liberal pat-
ronagc the past year.
It will be our aim to
give you better service
during 1907.
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Sale
VifVhf
Right now, when slippers are in great
dentomd, we're going to give our patrons
a slipper benefit. we have a fine stock
of slippers of all sorts, but we wish to
close them out at one, as we do- not
like carry-overs, We want new slippers
each season.
,Men's Slippere in very good styles,
from 500 to 81.50.
Women's Slippers for the house, from
• 25e to 81.25.
Dainty Misses' of all sorts, from 250
to 500.
• Slippers for the Children, from 15c
to 40e. •
MI the etyles are good.
No old stock to work off,
Here's a great slipper opportuniiy.
Richardson& rtl'inn.is
SEAFORTH,
Sole Agents for the Hagar, Just
Wright .and Derby Shoes,
South Huron Agricultural
Society.
Annual Meetip.g an Special
Meeting
The annual meeting of the inemi ers of the South
Huron Electoral District Agrioult ral Society will be
held in
• DIXON'S HALL, BRUCE ELD, on ,
Wednesday, Januar 16, 1907
• at 2 o'clock p. m.
for the purpose of receiving the annual reports, el-
ecting officers and directors and t e cranixection of
other business. •
We Wish You All A Happy and Prosper-
ous New Year.
Paidrup Capita1,410,000,000. • Reserve Fund, $4,500,000
HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO •
13. E. WALKER,iGeneral Manager, ALEX. LAIRD, Asst. Gen'i Manages
BRANCHES THROUGHOUT • CANADA, AND IN
THE UNITED STATES AND ENGLAND
moral Banking biathlon transacted. Accounts may -be opened and conduitod by
mall with all branches of this Bank.
SAVINGS BANK,. 'DEPARTMENT
Deposits of $1 and upwards received, and interest allowed at
current rates. The depositor is subject to no delay what-
ever in the withdrawal of the w'hola or any
portion of the deposit
F. HOLMESTED Solizitor
SEAFIORTH BRANCH.
G E. PARES, Manager.
A Special Me ting
A special meeting of the members of the above
socieey will be held in the same place at the close of
the annual meeting for the purpos of passing a by-
law or resolution fixingethe headm tutors and name
of the Society if deemed advieable o to do, as requir-
ed by the Act noverning agricult ral societies and
which seas passed by the Ontario Legislature at its
last session. •
'ED. CHRISTIE, Pres.
M. Y. MoLEAN, Secretary. 2037-3
The J. S. ROBERTS
• DRUG STORE
W. M. HOMY Manager
ANNUAL, MEETING.
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POPLESTONE & GARDINER,
(SUCCESSORS TO MESSRS. MAINNON & 00.)
13LYTH,'. 1.11 MIR ONTARIO
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Why Pay Big Money for a, Suit?
• Most fashionable Suits for men: and boys, designed by fashionable
cutters, and made by experienced artisans. No doubt you have read our
every week for three months, but have never se en the elohqing we adver-
tise, We would like you to see these goods and test them, The prices are
moderate, the materials are good, they are Shrunk en, sewn with linen thread,
and expressly finished for fine tailoring.
Splendid, domestic Tweed Soits, wall lined and finiahed, at $6, $6
and.• er.
Much better Tweed Suits and ficter linings, shrunken and sewn with
linen thread like forrrier goods, at $7 50, $8, $8.50, and $9. -
Imported English and Scotch Suits, made inj fine and coarse weaves,
plains and worstedi. at 8)0, 812 50, $13, $13.50 and $14
Stanfield's Xinshrinkable Underwear at old prioes.
Poplestone & Gardiner,
The annuai meeting of the IlleKillop Mutual Fire(
Insurance Company will be held in the Town Hall,
Seaforth, on Friday, Jameary 181h, 1007, at one oe
clock p. m. Business, -To receive the annual state-
ment, directors' and auditors' reports, the electing
of three directors and oeher business for the good
and welfare of the company. The retiring directors
are John G. Grieve, Winthrop; James Emile, Beech -
weed, aud John Benneweis, Brodhagen, who aro el-
igible for re-election.
J. 11. MeLEAN; President
THOS. E. HAYS,
2037-3 Secretary,
Tuckersmith Agricultural
Society.,
Annual Meeting -
7L'O
1-ETE4Ls Blyth
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The Toronto Bargain House
READY FOR CHRISTMAS
• Specially. for Christmas, we have bought a large stock and are opening up
this week justthe things foirwant now. As everything in our stock 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 BUYERS:
$1.25 horse blankets, 76e. $5 rugs for $3.* $6 rugs for $4.26
121c wrapperettes, Sic 12ic shaker flannel, 1 yard wide, Sic
9c shaker flannelette, 70 12ie flannel embroideries, 55
Penman's all wool unshrinkable underwear, per suit,, $ 1 45
Special reductions in caps, cut prices in boots, shoes sand rubbers.
Calmar Mai• n
arkat firesit•
Seateeth.
OlitaTiO•
The annual meeting of the Teckersmith Branch
Agricultural Society will be held ;at the Commercial
Hotel, Seaforth, on Wednesday, January eth, 1997,at
one o'olock p m for the purpolle of receiving re-
ports, electing officers and the transaction of other
businese. It is partioularly desirable that there be a
large attendance of member, at this meeting. Sev-
eral chance under the new not goeferning agrioul.
tural e'ocietieu have to be considered`gnd acted upon.
- Al. )3R0DE1lIfele, President.
• THOMAS E. NAYS,
20304 •Seoretary.
IONIMONMEN/NONIMN
JEWELRY. --We have a large stock of jewelry, and everything
guaranteed as represented. Rings are our specialty. •EveTy ring solid gold
and stamped.
GOOD JEWELRY -- LOW PRICES
For Christmas—Eight Day Clocks, half-hour strike, $2,50
Come, Examine, Get Prices. No trouble to show .goods
D OL GOFF, and ISAACSON
Annual' Meeting.
' The annual meeting' of the Stoelley Branch Agricall.
tural lnds1v will be held in theeTown Hall, Hayfield,
)7, at the hour of one
ing the auditor's and
ion of business and
isuing year. A full
quested.
on Wednesc ay, January 9th, 1
o'clock,for the purpose of recei
treasureee reports, the transom
the election of came for the e
atteculance of the members is r
R. SNOWDEN, President
G, E, GR
2036-2
Opposite the Royal Hotel, Seaforth.
IDEAL GUI'S.-
What ie ould he nicer than a good Sewing Machine for wife,
mother or friend I have them in different styles, and am
giving
Very special bargains from now till Xmas.
ENSADE, Secretary
Dry Go di
and Gt.thie•
-Condom Us
Fair :Count!**
CHRISTMAS,
'PR -ES -EN
• Remember, it's the Singer store
Next to Richardson. Sr, McInnis' Shoe Store. -
Wig SEAFORTH
The Rush is
Increasing Daily
• -DIVIDEND NO. 4.
The Robert Bell Engine & Thresher
•, Ca mpallty, Limited,
IThe Standard
of Value
tereemem' ,AT --mor
__Is the Honest Dollar
GREAT
Ole' aring Sale
Whfoh is still going on, at
G. AULT'S Store,
• SEAFORTH.
••••••••1411.
Great Bargains to be had in China, ()rockery
and Glassware; also all kinds of Groceries at
such low prices, that everyone who calls cannot
help but buy when they see the great bargains
that are offered. Invitation extended to all to
call and get some of these bargains: -
10110. Sulphur for 25c; 10 lbs. GlobeSalts for
25o; 8 lbs. of 1E'psom Salts for 25c. ,
10 bars Soapor 25c; 6 bars Naptha Soap for 25e;
-
6 bars Beady Soap for 25o; 7 bars Ivory Soap
for 2,5o ; 7 ba13 Eclipse Soap for 200.
Pure Maple Syrup, 26c a quart,
Notice .18 hereby given that a dividend, for the
year ending 'October' 81s1, 1906, ealculated -sit the
rate of 7 per cent. per. ,aduum, hoe been, declared on
the fully paid up capitalstook of this Company, on
records October 310, 1900. cheques will be issued
to the shareholders on-Februirry lab, 1907.
By Order of the Boa
ROBERT HELL, Managing Director.
'Wn-tcl' •
5c Ja an Tea now 190 a lb. ; 25c Green Tea now
19e a lo. ; 250 Black Tea now 20c a lb. ; 400 Cot,
fee now 80c a lb, ; 80e Cloffee now 256 a lb. ; 25e
Coffee now 200 a lb.
3 lbs. new Raisins for 25e ; 8 lbs. new Currants
for 260.
Lots of good fresh Butter and Eggs now in stock
Lake Huron Herrings, Salmon Trout and Salt
water Herrings on band.
A good stook of Apples and Potatoes.
Flour, 82.00 per 100 pounds.
F sn BUTTER, EGGS AND DRIED ArrL
TAKEN. . AT CASH PR1OES,
ISNOPIIMNI ON/
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-hat• Shall 1. Give, for X as ?
This very pertinent question answered. exhaus-
tively, thoroughly, comprehensively, suggestively,
We mention gifts appropriate for every member of
the family, and with the selection •so varied and
attractive—as it is at this store—Christmas' shop-
ping and gift selection is more of a pleasure than at
drudgery. Every department 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 few
articles below
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Handkerchiefs.
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•The quality or our gods cacli be
jungen by that • standard an not
found wanting. There is one hundred
cents worth of it in everything in.
this stock of
.—Pure Drugs and Medicines
—Ladies' and Gents' Purses
—Combs ant Brushek
. —Pancy China of all makes
—Pipes and Tobacdos to suit all
smokers
—Delicate Perfumes in fancy pack-
ages
—Toilet and Shaving Vases
—Shaving Brushes, Strops and Mugs
—Toys and DollOn endless variety
Come in and—see for yourself. .t.You
will, be welcome whether you buy or
not and you will . receive courteous
treatment.
A. G. AULT, Seaforth.
Regular Me6tings of
East Huron Farmer's Institute
will be held as follows:
BRUSSELS, -January 1010, afternoon meeting at,
1:80 o'elock.-W. 0. Shearer, of Bright, on " B,ota-
tion pf crops and selecting of seed gram"* H. Jones,
of Itiaitiand, on "How to manage our 'orchards,"
Evening, at 7:80 o'clock -e -W. 0. Shearer-" Poultry
Raising for the boys" ;11. Jones,-" Balance of Na-
ture, Bird Life and Insect World."
' WROXETER,-Sanuary 1210, afternoon -meeting-
W. C. Shearer' "Rotation of Crops n,nd Selecting of
Seed Grain" ; 11. Jones, "How to Manage our Or-
chards,' Evening, -W. 0, Shearer, "Butter -Wak-
ing on the Fame " , 11. Jones, " The Balance of Na-
ture, Bled Life and Insece World."
A musical and literary program will be given at
the evening meetings. Everybody welcome.
Tawas MeMILLAN,
• President,
P. A. licA.RTHUR, Secretary. e087-2
0. ABERHART,
We have greater vaiieties and better values than ever before. We
have gathered together thousands of Christmas hanekerehiefe for the selec-
tion of those who wish to give these charming and always appropriate'gifts
DRUGGIST,
OARDNO'S BLOOS
SM -.1.43.331 13.11' MEE
Agent Inc up-to.dote Trusses, Syringes
HA Water Bot ties, Shoop's remedies,
COOkid Ootton Root Opmpound and
Woas Phosohedine.
GRAND TRUNK RsiVSLIV,,,Z
Gloves.
• Women's an& Children's Gloves in wool, ,silkine and kid, in aU he best
and popular makes, ranging in prices from 25o to $1.50
Ladies' Long Silk Gloves in email., white and black, at 85c, $1 and
$1.25 per pair
Beautiful Waists, Sm.
Our collection of WaistS consists of mull, with laee and embroidery
trimming, India silk and tiffeta, ranging in price from 62,26 to $5 eaeb.
•
A special line of Cream Lustre Waists at $1,50 each
Lithograph land Tapestry Cushion Tops at 25o each
A grew display of Ladies' Fancy Collars, Belts, Hand bags, including
the new leather squaw bag, which sells at $1.50
Fee our display of Neckwear, the largest we hve ever shown; pziiee
ranging from 20c to $2.26
NEW YEAR
HOLIDAY RATES
See our Xmas Linens.
Gift Things for Me
The holiday wants of men and_loye are well looked' after .13.ere choose
anything from the list below, and you are sure to please the man 1
Handkerchiefs, Stspenders, Handkerchief Muir. ars, Gloves And
Hosiery, Sweaters, Knit Jackets, House °oats, °oilers and Duffs, aney
Vests, always welcomed by men, Overcoats and Suits,
Wafri*MOVO:Wal4/00/4~~.0
Furs for Gifts --
Furs chosen at Pickard's are certain to be of a reliable character, mid
there`is an immense assortment of styles for selection, for no other store in
this vicinity attempts to carry the .variety of etock that is shown here.
We invite comparison cM the following Furs:
TERRITORY -
Between all fitations in Canada; also to Detroit
and Port Huron, Mich., Buffalo, Bleak Rook,
Niagara Falls, and Suspension Bridge, N. Y.
AT SINGLE FARE -
Good going December 21st and Januuary Ist.
returning until January 2ed, 1907.
AT FARE AND ONE -THIRD -
Good going December 914, 29, 30, 31 and Jan,
returning until Jan. 3, 1907.
For tiokets And full information call on
W. SOM$RVILLEi -Town Agent,
A. F. PHILLIPS, ijepob Tiokeb Agent
Ladies' Fur Croats—
in Astrachan, plain and trimmed, at prices from $24 to $40
I
Bocharan and Russian Iamb, trimmed and plain, from, $40
Near Seal, plain and trimmed, from $26.50 to $57
Persian Lamb, plain and trimmed, from $60 to $187
Fur -lined Ooata in harapster, lock squirrel and Busman rat
fawn, navy, brown, green and grey—prices from 08 to e72
Ruffs ranging in price from $1 to $40
Muffs from 50e to $47.50
Caperinee from $2.75 to $22
etes Furs—
itt blaok,
Coon Coats frora $30, to $85
Wallaby Coats from $28 to $35
Wombat 0oats from $24 to $30
Calf Coats from $16 to $25
Dog Coats from $17 to $25
Leak Pure from $27 to $35
• Fur Lined Coats from $25 to $85
Caps and Gauntlets, all.kinds and all prices; siso all kinds of Sioigh
Robes.
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Highest Prices paid for Butter, Eggs
and Wo91.
DRIED APPLES WANTED(
•
ILPICKARD
Opposite Town‘Building, Corner Mainand'
DIRECT
MP 0 IITEEll
ket tat Seam*