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, the „weather
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o try longer.
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with winter
our new
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50 liue3 for
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$1 90
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1 10
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"Queen Qutiity
ver shoes for men.
are Im attend-- „pa
. Donald Stewar A.
and Mr. Jarreas t, of
visited at Duff's
e.—The Farm*'• institute
in. the Foreste These
moon and .ning were
'eded and so- - good, addrese
given.—Mr. end Mrs. Chase
nd daughter, or Morris, vie -
P. B. Scott' e on-. TuesdaY.
byteriere congregation will
rsary services on Februe
[ and the following evening
• a tea meeting.—r. Erne
ke -returned to Forest on Sate
ter a visit to Mr. S. Pauree
itice Paul accompanied her
Forest. he will also vise
Brussels.
-Mr. and Mrs. D. Ronald
on a visit with old friends.
le here from Stratford, where
been or some time.—J. W4
MI& has been teller in the
r bank here for the past year,
Nveek for Toronto, where he
into the head office.—Mr.
from near Fordwich, move
ken Iast week, and hag lease.
'ouaee. belonging to the leetee
lvalker. Mr. 'Johnston will be
agent for the Deering Mart-,
e
Co —A convention, a the
roil Liberals is called for
March 5th, for the purpose.
t• ing a standard "bearer or
1 Legislature. — A special
of the council was held ont
evening of this week to fure
dder the question or theprie,
rnagle Library for the town.
progrees is being made hi
direction.— We regret ta
repore this week the death
• Greta, the infant daughter
el Mrs. .3:aine's Fox, which oce
St Monday morning, after a
less, from pneumonia. She
'months and seven days old.
ral took pia.c.e on Wednesday
.—The. remains of Henry
a former resident of Bruer.
e brought here from! Wing-
Wedeieeday of this week, and
M. Brussels cemetery. pea
rho was 72 years of age,
'my on Monday, after a ee-
k of la grippe. Mr. Burgess
earlier dayS in Morris town-
ig on the gravel road., two
th, of Brussels for quite a
Year.—James Ferguson, of
s purchased the residence
to the. late George Steiner.,
possession about the 1st, ef
e-4
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, concentrated animal tonic
Food, pronounced by many
previously used. Money
a will find it right. We
.--;tock_ food on the marketa
at you are paying for it
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:awe L'a Co. fer crepe de oheneer
orge Cert. & Co.) for beautiful
slacee aermile ; Milligan, Forbes
iave eterprieed tab With their ex.
Left effect, an, beet of am,
6 cirel.s goods BM we have for
;•-epture the lion'e ellen of the
ed
of lovely combination color'
or 3 reseee, at ale. Black Pop-
: in aleKeez-e, Small 42No.
- Granite eatin cloths in blecks
bl'ae peer(' cheeks at 20c.
1:1, at 50o. Pi dfic Sergea,
leek, navy, navy and white,
e, dark red and myrtle, at 500,
're 511. Crepe de Chene
'grey, at 50e. Kkercenba Satin
and $1. Mirror Poplin,
dye and reversible. at 75a..
and $1.25.
79e.
iikEta at a very low price to us
'ow price we can't put them en
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1907
HURON EXPOSITOR
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OF COMME CE
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of digging a
ley Itobert
or4, n he tam of
areeron, a tinhorns. Hell
or $97.60 the valanee of pa % at
6 pall' foot. The well was dug
f and neither party Vralif pleas-
- the lifariply Of we:ter. However,
at noon they were surprihed
water fe.liing on water in
well It was -found that 'a good
.tatipply was miming. at .a. depth of
feet. Mr. Cameron claimed that
eie should not be required to pay for
1 eees *hole -210 reet, Bell claimed
i.otherwies nd ths Judge ruled In his
-favor, giving, judgment for $85, and
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SLE REGISTER.
On Tuesday, February 10th, at one °Meek p.M.,on
lot 15, Concession 11, Mullett, Horses and Cattle.
JanweLeiper, proprietor ; Thomas. Brown, a2i0m42ti-osn-
eer, .
On -Friday, FebruaryI5, at one o'clock p.me . on
the premises, in the Vfllnge of Leadbury, n- units
izerth et Seatorth, Blaoksmith Shop, Stook & Tools,
Dwelling iind Lot. A. McGregor, propriecor ; Thee
-meg Brown, auctioneer. 10414
On Wednesday, Pebrueesv 20th,rit one (eelook Pan.,
an Lae 28, Concession 3. Farm Stock and Loplem-
eats., Wm. Tumey, proprietor; Thinelea Brown,
2048-2
-auctioneer.
• ,
On Monday, February 13, 1907, at 1 o'olook p. m.,
ass Lot 12, Concession 8aTuckersmithe Farm Stook &
elinpIenents. Walter &Ceorge Fairlawn, exe2cutorst;
Thos. Brown, auctionee . ou4
-enLot 25, Concession 1,1Ilibberte Farm F
Stock. .
On Friday, February • 2. 1007, et one oeelook p.m.,
MaCanneproprietor ; Ti os. Brown, auceloner. .
2044.2
MARKETS.
SNAFORTn, Februery 14, 1007.
Fall Wheat.... a, ..... . .. . ea$0 68 to e0 68
Oats,. per bushel. 0 85 to; •0 25
pew, per bushel ... . 0 75 to ' 075
13ariey, per bushei.............. .. 0 46 to 0 45
• ce'-.B ran, per ton . 20 00 to 20 00
Shorts, per ten 20 00 to 20 00
SfecarGrade Flour, per ton. , . 23 00 to 28 00
Flour, per 100 lbs . ..... . 2 10 to 2 75
Batter, No. 1, loose.. . 022 to 024
Minter, cub • e 0
rep, per dozen - 0 22 to 0 25
/Corn 60 to 65
Ha' per ton. .. a . 10 00 ta 10 00
ieneep skins, .. .. . .. 0 75 to 1 00
' Potatoes a er bushel 0 40 to 0 60
Salt, retail) per barrel... - 3. 25 te 1 35
Woml per cord(long)...... .. . -...„ 6 00 to 7 00
Wood per cord (short). . . .. 2 74 to 8 75
:lover Seed . .. , 8 00 te 0 00
•lamothy .. .. .. . 1 50 te 2 50
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Dairy Markets.
Tomearce, Feb. l9 -Butter -The market' is fairly
•steady,and receipts are plentiful, Creamery ,prints,
26 to 27e • solids, 280 to 240 : dairy prints, 21 to
23c ; tubs,ife to Ma. Clieme-The market main -
nee very fins. Quotations are unchanged at 130
for large end 14e for twins in job lots here. Eel:re-
alm market for nevielaid ie firmer, as the Old wea-
ther is stopping receipts. New laid, 29 to 80e ; se -
leets, 25 to 200 ;storage 24e; limeoi, 220. Honey
-The market is steedysee 11 to 12o per pound for
pails, and $2 to 82.50 for combs.
Maxerteere Feb. 12 -Butter -Market was very firm,
to -day. Butter has been quoted for the lase deer ot•
twat 24c, but adviees to -day go to show that this
is on the low side, and that quotatioes of 24 ta 25e
will cover it better. Prices are quoted as follows :-
Fresh made creamery, 24e ;ro1b,in baskets' or half -
•barrels, 2.e. to 220 : Western dairy, selected, 220 ;
Manitoba, dairy, 20 to alc. Receipts this morning
were four packages. Eggs -No new developments
In the egg market are shown today. Prices are
steady and unahange1. Prices are quoted :-New.
laid, See s selected stock, 20 to 200- ; No. 1 cold
*Eitorage, 21. to 22e ; linieti, 21e. No receipts this
'naming- Reeeipts last week were 175 casee.
Grain. etc.
TORONTO, Feb. 12 -Wheat -Fall, 74 to 76e ; red,
730 ; goose, 691 ; oats, 4-2c ; barley, 550 ; peas, 73 to
80e. Dressed Hogs -The market :steady at 69.50
for lightweights and 9.for heavies. Potatees-On-
tarios are quiet at 70 tojlie per bag ; eastern, 75 to
80(), in car lots here. Baled flay -The marks:, shows
little change; prices are fairly steady at $11 to 811.50
for No. 1 thnothy, and $3.50 to $9 for No. e in ear
Jots on track here. Baled Straw --The Market is
steady at trl to 87.50 in cal' lots on track here.
Poultry.
Tommie, Feb. 12 -The market keep; ye* quiet;
there is little demand, and prices show no change.
Chickens, fresh killed, 100 to lie ; inferior, frozen
stock, 85; fowl, 8c ; ducks, 10 to 12e.
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Horse Market.
TORONTO, Feb. 12. --The following is Bums &
Shepo rd's weekly report of prevailing prices :-
Single roadsters, 15 to la hands, 8125 to $3.40 ;
sing e cobs and carriage horses, 15 to 16,1 hands,
$130 to 8150 ; matched pairs and carriege horses,
15 to 16./ hands, MO to $600 ; delivery horses, 1,10
to 1,200 pounds,. $125 to $160 ; general purpose and
/express horses, 1,200 to 1,850 pounds, 816(i to $200 ;
&alight horses, 1,350 to 1,750 pounds, 8175 to $210 ;
serviceable second-hand workers, 840 to $76 ;
-serviceable second-hand drivers, $50 to $80.
Live Stook Markets,'
LONDON* England,Feb.12-Liverpool and London
tables are steady at 11 to /210 . per lb., dressed
weght ; refrigerator beef is quoted at tie to 90 per
lb- John Rogers & Co., Liverpool, cable: Canad-
ian steers, Ilea, with supplies heavy and trade slow.
GeesooW, February 12. -Edward Watson & Pet-
aaie report rather better trade and smaller', numbers
offered ; top price is 12 to 120 ; secondary, 11 to
221e • bulls, Ric) per lb.
Ta,ONTO Juxorunc, Feb. 32: -The quality of fat
'tattle with few exemptions was not good, both in the.
export and butcher's classes. Exporters -The ben
loads of exporters gold at $5.85 to 85.50, bat only a
few brought the latter figure. The bulk of the ex-
porters sold at $5:25 to e5.135. Common to medium
exporter)) sold at 84,85 to $5 per cwt., but the bulk of
these cattle, although mile exportera should really
be dassed as feeders, and as such should be sent
back to the farmers to finish. But they are being
shipped, nevertheless. Export brills solcl froni mu
to 34.50 per cwt. Butchers -A few picked butchers,
and they were few indeed, raid at $4.80 to $5 per
cwt. Two or three of the best loads on the market,m -
"and that is not saying much for them» sold at
34.25 to 34.50; medium mixed sold at $3.90 to 34.20;
commowbutders and cows, mixed, $3.65 to 83.80;
cows sold all the way from $13 to Se per cat. ; can-
ners, el to $2. Mitch Cows -There were a few god
cows, which sold et $45 to $60 each, and one at 31);
and another that was bought in a lair was worth
$75. Veal Calves -Calves sold at 35 to $6.60 per cwt.,
but none of prime quality were offered. Sheep and
Lambs -Export sheep sold at $4.76 per cwt., but
good ewes are worth $5.25 per cwt. No lambs were
-on sale. Ilogs-II. P. Kenned,v quoted prices et
86.80 for select a and $6.55 forllehts and fats. Drov-
ars front several points stated that thee• were act:
ling $0.60 and eeele 1. o. b. cars at counery points
and that hogs were scarce at these prices.
efoareretre Feb. 12 -Cables from Liverpool and
London reported the markets for Canadian cattle
weaker and noted a cieeline in prices of ea per lb.,?
With trade very slow at, 110. Adviees from Glasgow
stated that the market wee better for prime deers
and reported seles at e17 to :els pet head. Exports
from Portland and St. John, N. B„ last ?Week were
8,213 cattle, %NU sheep. A feature of the market
was the adeance in prices for hogs of 15e to 20e per,
cwt. Demand from packers was good mid sales of !se-
lected lots were made at $7.30 to $7.40 per cwt.,
Weighed off care. There was a good attendance of
the butehers. Good cattle were rather scarce and
'brought firm rates, hut the common Stock were
slow of eale owing to near approach of the Lenten
emote Prime beeves sold at tic,. pretty good cattle;
4o to ge, and the common stoek, 2c to $ie per lb.
There were slvemi superforinfich cows on the mar-
ket, which saki ae e50 to $60 each ; the others sold
at $25 to e-45 each, but some of them were rather
poor specimens of nulk-producers.
BUFFALO, Feb. 12 -Cattle -Fairly active ; steady to
10e lower ; prime ;steam, 85.50 to $6.15 shipping,
55 to 35.65; butchers' $4.25 to $5.36 ,• heifers, 83.50
to 35.25; cows, $3, to $4.6.0 ; bulls, $:3.26 to 34.75 ;
atockere and feeders, $3 to e4.25 ; stock heifers,
22.50 to $3 ; fresh cows and springer; steady at $18
to 355. Hogs -Fairly active and it shade lower ;
heavy, mixed, and Yorkers, $7.45 '• pigs, b7.95;
roughs, ee,60 to $0.80 ; stags, 84.50 to $5,25.
Sheep and Lambs. -Sheep active and steady, Iambs
slow and fie to 10e lower ; lamas, 85 to $7.05 ; year-
lings, en.25 to $0.60 ; wether, 85.50 to 35.75 ; ewes,
84.75 to 85.25 : sheep, nixed, $3 to $5.25.
Tintoaro, Feb. 13. --The quality ef the cattle offer-
ed today was no better than for some thne paste
Owing to light deliveries, trade was inolined to be
better than en Thurscley last at this market, and ail,
offeringe sold readily. Exportere-One load of ex
-Porters, 1,377 Ilia each, of prime quality, were sold
a135.45 per eat. for butchers; purposes be- Mabee,
Wilson & Hall. A few odd lots of cattle sold all the
-Way train e4.60 te $5 per cwt. for export purposeir.
Bete:here --There was a, scarcity of good cattle. The
beet offered mold from 84.25 to 84.70 per cwt. for
loads : medium mixed lots at $3,50 to $4.10 per cwt.;
common at 0.25 to $3.50 ; canners, $1.00 to $2.00.
Peedere and Steckers-Not enough in these claims
were offered to make a rnarket. Harry Murby re-
ports having bought (About one load, 700 to 900 lbs,
eacen, at $3.50 to 83.80 per cwt. Mach Cows -Prices
rangedfroto 830 to $80 ettoh, Veal 0.alvea - Calves
Old ittee.50 to e7 per cert„ but not many -at the lat.
ter priest.. Sheep and Lambe -Export sheep mold at
*4,11.0,5initt;!e5.25 ; Imam at$0,50 to $7 for -good to priMe
, common lambs sold at $5 to .$0 per cwt.
Hogs -Ma Herris tpaotes hop at e6.80 for selects
and 35.65 for lights and fats.
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linettlef
cellItEasOn Tanialay, Ian. 29th, to M. and MrS.
H. IL MoCaure, of Umg Bow Rentals Lethbridge,
Alberta, a
YAM -tee -ENE -At %mend, on rob. 7th, to Mr, and
Mrs. 4. Vanhome, a daughter.
FREE -In Winghion, on Feb. 5th, to Mr. and IDS;
J. II. Free, (1. daughter.
TENNANT-In Wingbam, on ?eh. 2nd, to Mr: and !
Mrslee:shard Tilant, a eon.
MoDONALD-In Wi hem, on Feb. Bit, to gr. and.
. .
Mi, T. MaDonel a 4 on.
LACICHALL-In Wilighem, On January eleleto Mr.
and Mrs. B. Blackhallea (laughter.
MURCH-In Wirigheen, on Feb, 2nd, to lifr. and Mrs.
Robert Merela a son, .
DODDS-aIn Bruesels, On Jan. 80th, to Mr. arid Mrs.
Charles Dodds, 4 son. •
LAIGIIT-elit Throat°, on Fea, lee, to Ma and Mrs.
George Laight, (nee Aifgratit B. Taylor, former-.
ly or Clinton,) a son. k•
BLAIR edn Gotierld, on Feb, 3rd, to Mr. and 431re.
G. P. Blair, a eore-Frederick Oookburn died on
Monday, Feb. 4th.
liarrieares. ,
KRAU8KOPF----Q.U1GLEY-4,1 St. Joseph's (thumb,
Clinton, on Feb. 6th, by Rev. Father Hanlon,
Miss -Emma Quigley, of Hallett, to elr. 0. Know -
kept, of Theban, '
Deaths.
BURGESS -In Wingham, on Feb, lith, Henry Bur-
gess, formerly of Morris, aged 72 years. ,
Braseels, on Feb. llth, Harriet Greta, in-
faut daughter of Ma and Mrs. jams Fox, aged
10 months and 1 days. .
GOVENLOOK-In Neepawa, Man., on Fab. 011e d•
Douglae Govehlock, only son of the late James
B. Govenlock, and grand -son of Mr. Robere
Leetherland, Tuokeremith, aged 6 yeare and
'months.
eloGAW-In Goderich, on Fete ilnd, -Mary Allan,
wife et Ma 8, A. eleGaw, aged 53 pare and 7
months.
GORDON-In Brussels, on Feb. 5th, Delea,nea Mun-
roe, relict of the late Itotiert Gordon, aged. 87
•
yeare, 8 menthe and 12 stays.
DN -In CilintOn, on Feb. lst, 0. B. Doan, in his
•86thyear..
EfARTNELL-In the Huron Houie of Refuge, on
- Feb. 1st, Mrs. 0. Harem -11, aged 80 yaws. .
OARTER-In Olintsin, on Feb. Sid, Thomas Oarter,
• aged 87 years and 10 worths.
CARDER -In Blyth, on Feb. tith, the wife of Dr.
Carder,
erneeeeecierar
Your Savings
Asa-- are Safe
When deposited in
r HE -----
Western Bank of
Canada
Iriterest paid or Compound.-
' ed. twice a year.
OWE NO MAN ANYTHMC
Borrow Your Requirements
from us and pay cash.
FRANK MeCIONNELL, Manager
DUBLIN BRANCH.
AUCTION SALES.
A 1.70TION SALE of Brood Marc; Fillies and Geld-
ings. -,Tames Jones has received instructions
from Messrs. John E. RoachandPatrick Rowland to
sell by public auction at the Village of Dublin, on
Thursday, February 23th, 1907, the following : 1
heavy -draft brood mare le years oldan foal to Bis -
mark, 1 limey draft brood mare El years old, in foal
to Osirnbrogie Pride ; 1 heavy draft brood mare in
foal, 4 :mare old ; 3 heavy draft geldings rising 5
years old ; 2 heavy dmfb reelding-s rising four years
old ; 2 heavy draft fillies rising 4 years old : 2 heavy
draft geldings rising 3 years old ; 7 heavy draft -geld-
ings rising 2 years old ; 8 heavy draft geldings rising-
' year old ; 2 general purpose horses 6 years
old; 1 driving horse 7 years old. Sale at one o'olook.
Terms. -8 months' credit will be `given on furnishing
approved joint notes. 4X off for sottish, JOHN E.
Boa= & PATRIOK ROWLAND,• Proprietors ;
JAMES JONES, Auctioneer for Perth and Huron.
204e-2
AUCTION SALE of Farm Stock. -,Mr. Thomas
Brown has been inseructe.d by Mr. Prank *-
Chinn to sell by publki auttion on Lot 25, Concession .
1, Ifibbert, on Friday, February 22nd, at one o'clock"
p. m., the following ; Ilorses.--1 heavy draft mare
eo years old, in foal ; 1 generaispurpose mare rising
6 years old ; 1 driving mare 3oming 3, very quiet,
sired by Wilder Lee ; 1 heavy draft mare ecmung 3
years old; 5 heavy draft geldings coming 2oceirs old;
1 mare coming 2 yeere oldo 2 aged horses good to
work. Cattle. -2 mileh cows supposed to be in calf ;
4 cows to -calve about tiine of sale ; 1 cow to calve, in
April ; 2 (steers coining, 3 years old ; 0 steers coming
years old ; 2 heifers coming 2 years' old ; 4 stook
heifers ; 6 pigs 8 months old. , The whole will posi-
tively be sold as the proprietor hi shore of feed.
Terms of Sale. -Nine months' credit will begiven on
furnishing approved endorsed notes. A discount ab
the mte of 5 per eerie. per amour! will be allowed for
cash. FRANK eleCIANNee Proprietor ; THOMAS
BROWN, Auctioneer. 2044-2
A UOTIOX SALE of Farm Stock and Implements.
-Mr. Thomas Brown has been instructed by
Messrs. Walter and George Fairbairn to sell by pub-
lic auction on Lot 12, Concession 3, Tuekersinith, on
Monday, Februory 18, 1907, at one o'clock p. he, the
following; 1 generil purpose horse 5 years old ; 1
geneml purpose mare .6 years old ; 1 driving mare 6
years old ; 1 general purpose mare foal. Cattle. -2
two-year-old heifers, 1 brood BOW supposed to be in
pig ; also about two dozen hens. Implements. -1
Massey -Harris mower; 1 Massey -Harris cultiv-
ator; 3_ good disc harrow ; 1 set of diamond
harrows; 1 Fleury walking plow.; 1 gang plow; 1
seed drilla 1 wagon ; 1 set bobsleighs ; 1 bay rack;
1 cutter; 1 top huggy : 1 stone boat ; 1 set double
harness 1 set single harness; 1 Saskatchewan robe ;
about litons firstarass timothy hay; 80 sap buc-
eke,' ;I cook stove ; 1 table ; 1 bedlam melte ; doz,
ohairs and rockers and other articles too nrtmerous
to mention. Terms of Sale. -All sums of 85 and un-
der, cash; over that amount, 9 months' credit on ap-
proved joint notes. A discount of 4 per cent. allow-
ed for cash An credit amounts. Hay to be cash.
WALTER & GEORGE FAIRBAIRN, Executors.;
THOS. BROWN, Auctioneer. 2044-1
_AUCTION SALE of Farm Stook and Implements.
-James Jones has received instructions from
Henry S. Drake to sell by public: auction on Lot 22,
Concession 3; Township -of Hibbert, on Friday, Feb-
ruary 22nd, 1907, the following : 1 general parpose
mere rising: 5 years old Percheron mare rising 6
years old, in eoal to Lord Wolesley ; 1 brood mara,32
years old, in ft.1 to Wilder Lee ; 1 driving mare
ten years old in foal to Wilder Lee ,• one
general purpose horse twelve years old • 1
Wilder Lee gelding rising 2 years old ; 1 Wilder' Lee
colt rising 1 year old ; 1 general purpose cote rising
i ear old; 1 cow 5 years old, supposed to be in calf;
1 cow 3 years old, supposed to be in calf; 2 cows due
to calve in March ; Ifarrow cow ; a calves 2 months
old ; 2 steers 2 years old ; .2 heifers 2 years old ; 1
steer 1 year old ; 3 fat heifers ; 8 spring calves ;
fall calves ; 5 sows clue to litter at time of sale, 26
store hogs ; 8 well-bred sheep ; 1 Massey -Harris
manure spreader nearly new; 3. Perrin two -furrow
riding plow nearly new ; 1 two -furrow gang plow ; 1
wallcing plow t 1 four -section diamond harrow • 1
.pea harvester, Sale at one o'clock. Terrus.-"Alt
sums of $3.0 aaid under, cash ; over that amoutit, 8
months' credit a111 be given on furnishing approved
joule notes 47 off for cash on credit amounts. No
reserve ae the propfietor is giving up the farin he
had rented. HENRY S. DRAKE, Proprietr '• JAS.
JONES, Auctioneer. 2044-2
A UCTION' SALE of Farm Stook and Implement%
111.. -Messrs White & Cerneron have been instruct-
ed to sell bsepublio auctioa on Lot 25, S. T. R., 'Os-
borne, on Wedrieede,y, February 27, 1907, commen-
cing at 12..30 o'clock ehaap, the following property ;
Horses. --3 draught geldings 4 years old, 3 draft geld-
ingh 3 years old, 6 draft geldings 2 years olcl, 3 draft
geldings 1 year old, 3 draft fillies 1 year old; 8 'draft
fillies 2 years old, 2 draft fillies 3 years old, 1 draft
mare 4 years old, 3. brood mare 5 years old wibh foal,
1 draft mare 6 years old from imparted stock and
wieh foal to iinported Olyde horse, 1 imporbed Olyde
filly 13 years old, 4 imported Clyde fillies 2 years old,
1 drivihg mare 8 years old with foal, 1 driving mare
6 years old, 1 driving mare e years old, 1 two-year-
old roadstea colt ; one yearling roadster colt.
Cattle,-Ifive steers two years old, three heif-
ers ,2 years old, 8 steers 1 year old, 6 heifers one
year old, 4 good grade cows with calf, 2 heifers two
email MI with calf. Registered Cattle. -5 registered
Shorthorn cows a ith calf at foot, 8 registered Shore -
horn cows due to e.alve in April, 2 registered Short.
horn heifers 2 years old with calf, 3 registsred Short-
horn heifers 1 year old, 6 bull calves, 1 esarling bull,
1 aged bull, .A.bOut 80 pure bred Barred Rock hens.
Implements.- 1 binder, 1 mower, 1 seed drill, 1
spring -tooth cultivator, 1. disc harrow, 3 roller, 3. set
iron harrows, 1 scufflerj single plows, 1 grain grind-
erel straw cutter, 1 twining mill, 1 manure spreeder,
1 side delivery hay rake, 1 hay loncler, 1 top buggy, 3
spindle bar road buggy, 1 cook stove, 2 heating
-itoves, 3 churn. 1 wheelbarrow, 2 sets ferm-barnesit,
2 sets single Farness, whifiletrees, neekyokee, 1 car,
rope, slings and hayfork, crowbar, forks, shovels,and
numerous other tools and kitchen utensils. Farm
for Sale. -There will be sold at the tame time, a fifty
acre term, being the east half of Lot 8, Oonoession 1,
.Bianshar4. This is a splendid pasture farm. The
farm is all in grass. The place is lso well water-
ed. -Terms of Sale. -All sums of 85 and under, cash ;
over that amount, 0 months' redit will be given on
furnishing approved loint notes. A discount- id 6%
per annum in lieu oi notes: Terms of real 'estate
made known on day ft sale. The above is it oboice
lot of property and 111 positively be soldwithout re-
serve, as the propriorar has leased his farm and is
moving away ORA& E. HACXNEY, Proprietor ;
NV-111TP & CAMERON, Auctioneers. 2044-1
?GRUNT OTICES.
910 REN1.-200-fiere famt Mil rig llic tetvivstif
J. wingham. "Oood briok, awe and noceaary .
olitbulidings. Excellent iiktItl or cattle dealer or
dairymen as le has over 45 aares ef river flats, which
Are unfintpaited for pas um. Ne ill rent all or part.
Apply to J. S. DUOKETT, Wing nen, OntariO.
--
20442
BOARS
FOR, SERVICE. -T
keep for serylciron Lot 85
8., Tinecersmith, a thorobred
large English Berkshire, The s
York aro beta 1 mnporl-ed, and h
H. O. Davis' of oodetocke
privilege ofreturning if nee
ELOOAT, BrUcefield P. O.
e Undensigneti will
Coaceesion 3, L. It.
rkshire 'hoer, alifb Lt
re and daan Of the
weds purchased frora
erros, $1, with tbe
ry. APPLETON
2044x4
bis, madlating dust
himbles are the lat.
n, sale and durable,
trig, regulating ard
d comfort and save
1 used. Orders 113'
or retail. WM. R.
otarer. 2044-1f
M.Be litoLEAN'S reditiet
and fireproof stovepipe
est in that line. economical, ole
as well as being it heat eonve
ventilating apperatioe They a
expense in feel. Beef inat,eri
mail promptly filled, wholesala
1101, 'FAN, Hensel', Ont., Matsui'
riATTIAE FOR sarg.—For s
lac -bred Aberdeen Polled
Rex." No. 74,428, calved Febru
teea sure stoolt getter and bi!
a good drivingliorse, safe foe lac
work either single or double.
or on time. Apply on Lot BO,
nonnar G. AtURDIE, S
le, the noted Vlore-
ague- Bull, " Caesar
re. 9th, 1904eguaran-
d true to eolor. Also
y to drive and will
ill sell either for eash
onceesion 2, Malin -
aloft P. 0;
2048-tf
MIAMI FOR SALE Olt TO
ele tent, Lot 5, PonoeSsion 6,
100 mires all cleared and seeded
good barn, 1 acre of orohard
spring running ehrouga the pie
mile of Oonstanee where there
stores, pest °Mee and blacaemi
miles from Seaforeh. It is it ge
seed cin easy terms. Apply to
stance T. 0.aMRS. 0! DALE.
ENT. -For sale or to
Hallett, containing
to gram!. There is a
and it never -failing
e. Ibiuwithin one
re tlhurehes,"
h shop, and about 6
1 place and will be
le undersigned, 00n -
20'44x4
FOR SAG
ULL• 8 Fon ---
SALE.43ix Sh
from 9 to 17 months old.
H1SLOP, Lot 2, Concession le,
BULLS FOR SALE--The
eele on Lot 25, Correa:isle
smith, four thorobred Durham 1
and ranging in age 1ret-1112 mon
prize winners alt the leading
IfER13ERT 0RI0B, Seaforth P
Ahern bulls for sale,
Apply to ANDREW
Grey. • 2037x8
mdersigned has for
4, IL R. S., Tucker.
as, all red in oolor,
hs to 2 years old, all
aim in the county.
0. 204S-tf
1- =ESTER SHEEP AND S ORTTIORNOAITLE
• FOR, SALE, -The undersi bed has for sale ROV-
oral Thorobred Leicester Sheep nd Durham (tattle
of both :seam Address Egenon Alto P. O., or apply
at farm, Mill Itonel, Tuckesinit . R013ERT CHAR
TERS & e0NS. • 13774.1
QHORTHORN OATTLE-Seven, firsteolass young
kJ bulls, 2 from itimorted cow)), for sale at wieder
-
ate priees and on ettsy terms ; good young 00W9 and
heifers also for sale. All interested are cordially in.
vited to inspect the herd, Farm adjoins town, long
distance telephone to farm. Write for catalogue.
H. SMITH', Exeter. 1993-1f
Tel ROISTERED STOCK FOR SALE, -The under
•.1.4 signed offers for tale on Lot 27, Conceesion 8,
Ifibbert township, it !lumbar of heifers and young
cows with calves at foot, 4 Shorthorn balls fit for im-
mediate servioe, sioad by imported Prince of Banff.
The above stook are allfregistered in the National
Stock Records, Prices mmierate, terms easy., visitor
weiconn. DAM! HILL, Steffy. 1'. 0, 1096-x52
osorereroaNs.--Oholoe bred bulls and females ot
JO different ages for sale, about two dozen to Wee
froire Prices reasonable. Herd now headed by
" Countsylvanue" (50900) He is got by • the best
scotch bred imported stook on both sides, glossy dark
red in color, and well set on short legs. Terms ---
melded cows $5 insured • others on application
Wilton welcome. .301-111' ELDER, Hensall P. O.
and. Station. • 1986-11
Farm to Rent.
100 Aeree of First Class Lead, with a, good set of
buildhigs, to rent for a term of years at a reasOnable
rental. •
A. A. WATT,
Real Estate Agent
•
2014.3• Bruceffeld, Ont,
Farm Laborers and
Domestics. ,
I have been appointed by the Dominion Govern-
ment to place immigrants from the 'Milted Kingdomi
in posibions as farm laborers arid domestic servants.
Any person requiring such help should notify -me by
letter, stating fully the kind of help required, when
wanted, and the wages offered. The numbers arriv-
ing may not be sufficient to supply all regimes, but
every effort will be made to -provide mai applicant
With heti) required.
JOHN SNIDER, Brnceifield.
2044 13
Don'tBuy
Your Fence
Until You Enquire into the
Merits of our
Practical Anchor Brand
Comider it machine -made feneing ai.
ready woven. Its greatest attrihntes aro
easy and rapid location. As an offset to
this, however, remember the wire ia not
coiled spring, but kinked steel, and, con-
sequently, leaking the vital power of con-
traction and expansion.
Its defectiveness dates from its ere°.
tion. Each sueoceding winter finds it sag-
ging more and more, and time eaved itt
ereeting Li easily lost each year in lighten-
ing.
If a feneiog could be had of coiled
spring body wires, uprights of sufficient
rigidity to withstand the snow, and looke
with no tendency to injure the wire; then
one Might be %allured of a pried Num
Now, what grounds have we for ad-
vancing the Anchor Ft.nee ? Just these :
The lateral wires are coiled spring.
The uprights are No. 7 hard steel gel.
vaniz -
The looks - are nonenjurious, and
wrapped—not bettere&—into place. Yon
put it all together yourself, and when the
work is over you are assured, as we are,
thee• Aephor Fence is the fence that
las te.
GEO. A. SILLS,
SEAFORTH.
A ccuracy
Cleanliness
Integrity
ilre the Wateh-Words of
lhis Store.
ffe :Handle—
PURE DRUGS
PATENT MEDICINES
RUBBER GOODS
TOILET ARTICLES
PERFUMES
• LEATHER GOODS
GANONG'S OHOOOLATES
CIGARS, PIPES, •
TOBAGO()
TRUSSES, ALL STYLES
3TOOK FOODS
Give ue a call. We appreciate
ib even 0 you don't buy,
The J. S. ROBERTS
DRUG STORE
W. M. MoKAY, Alanagett
'READ OFFICE. TORONTO
WALKER, President
AL X. LAIRD, General Manager
A. it. IRELAND, Superintendent of
Branches
Branches throughout Canada, and in the United States and England
ESTABLLSIIED 180/
Paid-up Capital, $10,9o0,000.
Rest, — - 5,000,000
Total Assets, 113,000,000
BANKING BY 'MAIL
85
Business may be transazted by mail with any branch
of the Bank. Accounts may be opened and deposits
made or withdrawn by mail. Every attention is paid
to out-of-town acommts.
SEAFORTH BRANCH.
F. OLMESTED Solicitor G. E. PARKES, Manager.
Which Kind for Yo
are
two
fee'
Stip
ami
vs-separators—the largeSimple
"back breakers" on each side,
inches tall. 1 handle Tubulars
ly cans 'and other advantages over
e the Tubular,
9 If you don't like lifting, get
la a Sharpies Tubuler, Here
Dairy Tabular in the middle, and
Which kind for you 1 The girl is five
xelusively. Tabulars have waist kw
11 other separators. Call and ex.
SEAFORTH
One door North of Richard on & McInnis' Shoe Store,
TIORONT
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Saving Departmenta Store.
0 BA GAIN 1101SE
Cornet
and
Marklat Siraat*
S•afarth
Ontar10..
ar
1.
Dry Gacsda
' and Clethirm
*natant la;
ICatartties
imual Stook ak-
jug Sale
eb 1 to
We are nearing the end of our
business year. ,±± you havot
visited this store at stook -tak-
ing you have missed the great-
est values of the year.
Clearing lin, odd lots and ends
appear daily, and go on SSIC re
gardiess of priOe.
Amigasiowismunarasiftritremoxy
, In answer to the demand, we make speolal preparations for telling. and we are ewe
that you will save money by coming to this store. These are our epeeist price
offers ;
Coffee:Pot?, regular 50.3 are sold this week for... ...... . . ... 250
- All,otger granits'ware at half price.
Velet Rugs, the bait patterne, 29x60;heive been sold at $5, on
sale for. - . • $2 85
Wrapperette Wrapper', good ffttmg, we'l made, regular $1:25,
on gels ate.-- IW4 ••• .. • ... ••• 4 .0••••••••• illf 0 • 40,, 85e
Furs of all kinds, worth from 45 to ,87, for.., . . ... .... — ., $225
Velvet Cushion Tops, elegant patterns. regular 50e, for., ,...... . 25c
Wrapperettee, all patterns, regular 12-0 per yard, for...... 8ic
Ribbons in all colors, in plain, stripes and checks, worth 35c
to 50,3 per yard, for. ., 19c
„Ladies' Panov Collars, worth 'irnm 25o to 35e,, for ........ .. — 19a
Flannelette Shirting, regular 50o, tor.
Batting in half packages, regular 8ce for • . , , .....,. Ole
Flerineleete Embrolderiee. regular 83 to 12 -ie, on sale... .... — 5o
Door Mete in diffarent patron:fa worth 26o, for..........., ..,. 133
Very speeial prices in Beets and Sheer. Call and examine, we are sure you will
ea e money by buying them, Merles and' Boys' Caps at half prase. Call and 808 our
Li oleumn and Oil Oloth, ell new etoek. Moues Sox, worth 25o, for 14e.
J" E2"Vtir E3 M.1 IR,
in our our jewelry department we are offering for this week only eight day American
clneks, regular $3.75, for $2 25. In all other lines of jewelry, prices have been one in
twe. Duet forget, to bring your watoh for repair& All repairing done promptly and
at eeasoneble prices.
Butter and EgET taken as cash.
D 0 L GOFF and I SAA 0 QON
Opposite the Royal Hotel, Seafortle.
February Sale.
ior 1 VIT7ek Only ail
COMMENCING
Friday, Feb. 15, 1907,
aaffesov40.1.1",
We never let the anniverpary of
the opening of our store in Seaforth
slip by without giving our patrons a
benefit. It'e the best way we know
of to fittingly celebrate our birthday,
e shal! be pleased to 830 all our
fr ends during this sale, ,arid we shall
appreciate a friendly call.
Our anniversary sale will last for
orie week only. As a slight token of
ceirappreciation of the liberal patron-
age -extended to us during the past
year, we offer the following unusual
bargains :
All Yien's $4 shoes
$3.60 shoes
$2,50 shoes
All women's $4 shoes
11
C C
$3,50 shoes
$2.50 shaks
ear mows oats(
$3,60
3.00
2.00
3.60
3.00
2.00
Richardson& M'Innis
SEAFORTH,
Sele Agents for the Hagar, Just
Wright and Derby Shoes.
PdelCillop Directory for 1907
JoHN M. GOVENLOCK, Reeve,
•Winthrop P. 0. .
JiUIES COWAN, Councillor, Seaforele
P. O.
J HN MeDOWELL, Councillor, Sea-
foethi P. 0. ,
ALEX. ROSS, Councillor, Winthrop
'P. 0.i
*MES RYAN, Councillor, BeeChwood
P. Oe
MICHAEL MURDIE, Clerk, ;Winthrop
P, 01 .
G. K. HOLLAND, Treasurer, Beech-
wood P. O. J
S LOMON SHANNON, 3. P., Banners"
Inspector, ;Winthrop P. 0.
JOHN BEATTIE
Late Division Court Clerk, has a number of prop
erttes for sale or to Ant, among which is a good
b 'Iding lot, the South East Half of Town Lot No
4 East Ward, in George gparling's Survey, Seaforth
le id will be sold on reasonable ternui. Insurance
ted, debts collected and loans made on eatisfac
o 3, aeonity at reasonable rate& Call and see me
a (I be convinced. Late Division Court Office, Sea
firth ' 1 201841
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Girls Wanted.
For the several departments of an upet-o-data
Knitting MM. Rooms bright and glean, work light
and pleasant, goed board at low figures. Pay by
day or piecework ab the highest rates, a
Apply at once to
Pc°N MANS Limited
PARIS, ONTARIO
2043-2
"LTIR,
Great Clearing Pricestin
For the next sixteen days the greatest values ever offered
will be found in Furs.
thi$1 stere
Fifty Men's Fur Coats ira1l to clear—ut coon, waliaby, wombat, Rus-
sian calf and dog goats. Get our ,priees—the irony ol stock -taking; they
must be sold within the next sixteen days.
Twenty-five per centoff all men's small fus-.eape, gauntlets, ollars,
1.14110Aesiel*AfeifeleAlefelWeVeAte
Ladies'.f
Ladies' Plain Astrachan Jae
regulaf r
king prices $20 to 825
All other coats, in fur lined -and trimmed, at 26 per cent. off
Twenty-five per cent, off all Caperines, Collarettes Muffs, ruffs, &e
Stocktaking prices on Ladies'. Misses' and Children's Cloth 0.oats. 7or
sixteen days we offer this stook at me -third less than regular price
A bargain lot of Cloth Skirts, regular prices from $2,90 to 5.9L ..o
one.fifty
A table of Ladies' and Children's Coate. For sixteen days your choice
for$150
Twenty.five per centoff all'Fiannelette Wrappers
A pile of Wrappers, worth from $1.25 to $2.25, on sal
A bargain lot of Ousllion Tops, worth 25o. 35e and .50e, on sale at 19c
Black and colored Kid Gloves, regular prices $1 and $1.25 r 75c
4t, StO
res- Goods Depar
All Remnants and Ends at half, plicefor sixteen days
See our 25e table of Dress Goods for the next sixteen days
Dress Trimmings worth 12ic to $1 a yard, on sale at 10c a yam
-MitiraWeerWieggeMeetila
topic Dry. Goods
Twenty-five per cent. off all Wrapperettes
Twenty-6.ve per cent, off all Grey Blankets
Fifteen pieces of Oxford Shirting, regular 13; for 91-o
Fifteen pieces Flannelette; worth 7c, for So
Ten pieces Towelling, worth 7e, for Sc
Twelve and one-half per cent. off all Flannelettes
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ie
Men s and Boys Clotinn
Twenty-five per cent. off all men's, youths' and Boys' Overcoats
A pile of Men's Overcoats, worth ftora $10 to $12, for eixteen days at
five dollars
pile of Boys' and Youths' Vesta at 250 each
Two hundred pairs of *Yenta, worth from $1.75 to $2, for sixteen days at
81.25 each
A pile of Boys' and Youths' Sweaters; worth 69; on sale at 39e
Special clearing pripa on all men's and boys' Underwear
In addition to the above lines, odd lots will be brought out daily
.i1e1e141-44+4+04.4144+4+444.1144
Highest Prices paid for Butter Eggs
and Wool.
DRIED APPLES W NTEDw
.PICKAIRD & SO
DIRECT
ITO LINT
°tee Town Building, Corner MA,J.h aid Market SLree, Sforth.