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hoes will end what they
Lor in the Walk -Ove
Over " Shoes are in a
mselvea. The style stays
k -Over, and satisfacUon
it wear
Over" hoea. are popular,
eabine perfect freedom
shapeliness. Outside
iside comfort goes witla
avert% bought your new
yot, cail and look over
Over."
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een Quality" shot% for
shoes for men.
A aJmot despatred of get-,
x ow, but of late the
P been good and a C0n-
qunttty of syrup is being
thie viellaity--Rev. A- it,fa-
D., of Goderich, la expected
in St. Andrew's church next
Rev. Mr. Urquhart wiP be
ure.-The lecnare, glveri
's church, on Friday eV-
- laT the pastor, Rev. D.,
wa a gratifying success in
be aechiro is concerne&
it of the very unfa,vorabei
io ehe roads, however, the
waei not as iarge as it
ierwlae have been.. Those
mit received a rare
se who stayed away
le. The suit a the lee-
! " The land a Black Bock,"
Urquhart presented his sub -
he magi: intatresting .and a-
pects. The choir, under the
i o Mrs. J. Balfour, added
tioyment or the evening by
few well rendered selections,
J. B. McLean rendered a
as 'thoroughly appreciated.
tleafeLean adted as acconee
'he collection was a liberal
Andrew's Sabbath school has
ent staff of officers and
and is doing good work.
mernteriffiNiaggPealfrEf6=4/14
SteMelaerieill.
Mr.: _and Mrs. James sewn
el a. muriber of ;the young
re everainx wc
er of people attended the
inton.-Eastor holidea s
every- one has returaed tee
outine.-Mr. Da.vid Barr visa
W. Brown on Sunday. -Sten -
was reopened in St. Pat-
ch last Sunday evith a fair.
e. -Mr. 3. W. Hill left on
er the west. -Mr. Harry Mc -
tatted Hensel' friends on
Miss Alva Beacom is vieiting
parental, roof.-Misa eibente
Milverton, visited at Mr,. J.
last w-eela-Miss Belle Dra.p-
her Easter vacation at home.
It, =of thie vicinity, recerstret
Or -Se fine gelding to Mesons.
& Cudmor e, of Seaforth,
He _weighed over 1.700 loa.
handsome as he ietg
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PAPERS?
cheap. We have the
emething special. We
mt and tidy job, and
r whether you wish to
ICKARD'S,
- ONTARIO
rpresa Wagons, 8ec.
for Ladies
YLES.
ter length, good materials,
ighest expectation of good
$10 and $12.
ili Prices.
by Regebee.and priced at $I an d
weight for Spring Jackets, re.
rf, 51 inches wide, thorougby
of England Erittol Clothe fiat
4ies and Men.
natural wool soles, piain greys
CECHfeb.14Y FAST DYE," which
ion, won't stain, wadi out, turn
aaranteed by dyer. We have
o.
sr
fo Mn.
by not 2 We present to you th
a These goode ars shrunken*
id fitters, at per suit $5, $0,
be betd. We want yonr cloth-
'.x)e and new geods. Two ship-
aut ahem
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April IL 1901,
• EW.1, 70 to ett 70
37 to 0 87
bubCI t O6 to 0 75
- hash a•Wairif b.• 04, 0 44 tO 0 46
2000 to 2000.
20 00 to 20 00
onr, per ton za oa to za es
2 10 to 27
.02240 022
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0 14 to 0-1.4
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Wa••••10.40re • **** •••01,•f• 7 60 to 750
- * * . 0 76 te 1 00
bui;hel. 06040 0-60
per barrel..." 1-25 to 1 g
eerd(1011FA. 0 00 to 7 00
cerd (effort). .. . 2 -76tu S 76
9 00 to. 9 SO
•B. ....“1,4W,4 160 to'2 50
Dairy Markets.
Aprii9-1iutter--1teceipta continue fight
quality unsatisfactory, There le a strong
for titmice grades at firm prices. Orearnery
tem: solids, 25 to 200 dairy prints, 25
tubs, 21 to 22e. Eggs -There has been a
creased consamption at the recent deoline
Which has steadied the market to 4ome ex.
eeelpts are coming,in freely. Priceare un -
t 1.040 htio ; spIi40, in to 14e. Haney -
to per lb. ; combo, ase to ae,75 per
wearau-, April 9--Egg4--A slightly firmer feeling
in the egg 'Market to -day, despite the fact -
re vtere the heaviest receipts for at least any
his Last the months. The price asked is 17i
for new -laid, while 10c is quoted for single
redelpta this morning were 2,843 cases. But -
en continuee to be a strong steady demand
ttor,..though prices are etill high. To -day
a atightly easter feeling, and 27c is being
for new make. For winter make 24e and 25e
asked, while 22 to 24c is quoted for lower
Receipts this nioruing were 105 packages.
Poultry.
April 0 -There Is practically nothing do -
a now, and out little in fresh etook ; a
ot o iTe chickens are being received, Chick-
live,10to 110, and drmeecl; Ill to 13c ; live hens,
and dressed 10 to 11c.
Seeds -
Tomo, April 0 -Prices paid at countr•v. points
feeee, 87 to $7.20 ; No. 1, 80 to 96.35 -
lea e5.19 to 95.40; No. 8, $4.20 to se.ret, Red
orate-eartee, 158.75 to *; NO. 1, $7 to
No. e„, $6,35 to 90.50. Thnothy--Firm. Fancy bright
eoatedien, nnhtilled 92.40 to 90-85 ; No. 1, 81.20 to
*sr hob- ; No. 2. 21-40 to $1.05 per bushel.
Gram. eto,
,
Minot April 0 -Wheat -Fall, -720> 75c goose,
eee -• spring, 7140 72e; oats, 45 to 46e; barley, 50
57o= peas, 7640 78e. Potatomi-Otitarlo, $35 to
ter% 8fie in car lots here. Baled Hay-
imothy is quoted at 91240 813, and seeond-
ea $9,50 to 810.50 in, car lots on track here.
w-80.75 to 87.25.
-
Horse Market.
Of April 10. -Burns 45- Sheppard at the
otaq eav the demand at present in horse flesh Is
noittlav for bevy drafts, good expreatsera, and first -
•ekes roadsters of good conformation and quality. At
ilnir stiles last week satisfactory results were obtain-.
ed. On Thursday their annual speed sale was held,
Whet abont 70 head, including Dome very feet
ereaersand pacers, were offered. The market far
-.thatches- was only fair, still, reasonable prices were
- rated. They quote heavy drafts, 1,500 to 1,670
ilie; MO to 2275 ; general purpose and express -
048140 to 8175 ; road horses. 15.2 to 10 hands, 2136
to9185.
eaths.
TIRBHY--To Settforth, on Attie 5th, Mary Demi° n
. relict of the -late Michael faurnliee ged 76 Yore
FOTHERINGHAU-Iii Tueltersmith, on April Otin
%Mem 1Vt1ead3glee1ne Aged 82 yeers and 11,
reANNIt---In 01inton, on April 3, Ma:Henry Baiter,
aged 81 yeare. •
BAY --Irelltilletti on April lat, Jane 'WilsOn,
relict of the late Wm, IL Beyleet, aged 88 yeare.
- and 10 monthe.
HOULAHAN--In Stephen, on Mareh 31st, Pateriek
- /loulabemeiged 80 years-
ITIt-in Morris, on April 3rcl, Bine Alexander
MaebanSmith, are aged 88 years and ft monthe.
SRIOKIIINDEN:-In Clinton, on March Nth, Edward
Ilrickenden, aged 74 yearn.
W1111),DON--In Bayfieid, on Mareh 80th, Mado
Charles, eon of John and Mary Whiddon, aged 10
. years. i • .
nuno-th Dresden, on March 18th, Robert Rudd,
, lOrmerly of Egmondville, aged 57 years.
MalaaaVIN-In Ohesley, on, April 2nd, Ames MeGaV.
in, a ed 44 year a and 5 menthe, • ' _
Ap
ILENDE ON -In MoKillop, on April 10th, George
Bendlrson, aged ee yeare add 10 trioriths,
LANDS110 ..OUGli -- Al. the reeidence of Mr. and
Mre. JOseph Cutiniore, Kenslhgterty North Da-
kota, on April lst, Mrs. Samuel Land shorotigh,
Sla, formerly of Tuckerstnitia aged 70 years and,
8 mantilla •
snlitune---10 Brueiels, on April OthtOlarto Victoria,
eldest daughter of M. .and M. J. W. Simmon a,
aged 14' yearS, '6 month ii and 2 day. ', '
INGLIS-In Grey, on April 8th, linbeat Inklis, in hie
77th year. A
Libre StOOk Markets.
Daiwa, England, April 9 -Liverpool and factraion
%get ere firmer at 11i. to 1e per lb., dressed
weight ; refrigerator beef is quoted at 81. to Sae per
. paned.
Union Stock Yards, Toronto Junation, April
9 -Receipts of live stock at the Union Stock Tanis
e'nea Friday last were 83 car loads. The quality of
tit cattle was only fair, a few good loads with many
luffehaished green lots. The general quality was
ziet as good cm this secteon of the year should coin
-
mod. Experters-Prices ranged from 85.14 to
<-2e,40, the bulk selling at $5,L5 to $5.25 i 'export
tulle sold at $3.75 to 24.25. Butehees'-Priuxe piek-
eed lots of butchers' sold at 0,15 to 95.25 ' loads
ot good a494.85 tosloe ; medium at 24:50 to
14.80; cows, $3,60 to 24.60 ; canners and common
cows, &zit to 83. Milch Cows -About a dozen
milkers and springere sold -at 280 to $60 each.
Sheep and Lambs -Export ewes sold at $5 to 86.50 ;
bucks,84 to $4.25 ;yearling- Iambs $5 to 23 per cwt.
H unnat Limited quote seleete at 20.65, fed
ard wired ; lights and fatita$0010. EL la, Kennedy
,geotedseleete at 86.00, and hehta, and fats at 20.36
Per art.
Berveu). April 9-OattIe---Slow -and 10 to 200
lone, while stoekers and. feeders are 10 to 150
higher; prime steers, e5.60 to $5,90 ; shipping, $5
to 25,50 butchers' 24.40 to 25.26 ; heifers, 83.75 to
95.10; cows, aa to 94.50 1 bulls, 98.25 to $4.00 ;
stookos and feeders, 88.75 to $4.05 ,• stock helfere,
412.7S to 83.50 ; fresh cows and springers, aetive and
93 higher, at $0.0 tro $52. Hoge -Active and 10 to.
15a Tower .heavy, 'mixed, Yorkers, and pigs, art ;
' nubs, 85.00 to 80.10: etags, $1.50 to $5. Sheep
' andlamba-Active ; sheep steady ; Iambs, 30e hagh-
or ; iambs, $5 to $0.25 ; yearlings'$7.75 to 58;
wethers, $0,25 to 90,75 ; ewes, 84.75 to 26.25 ; sheep,
nixed, se to 96.25.
I Motttarana April V. -Cable adviees from Liverpool
and London on Canadian cattle were stronger, and
noted an advance in prices of le to ee per ib., with,
/Ries at ege, and Americans at 12fo to 13o. A fea-
ture of the trade waa the weaker feeling in the !mar-
ket for cattle, and prices compared with those j of a
week ago showed a decline of ict per lb. A big snow
dant lastingalt morning prevented intending I buy -
mein many instances from coming to the ma.rket.
A few loWs were purchased at 50 to Etc per lb.
Choice bees sold at 510 to 50 ; good, 410 toSo ;
fair,* to 4eo ; and lower grades from 13e to 4e per
ily. A stronger feelingdeveloped in the local mar-
ket for hogs this morning, and priees advanced 110c,
due to keen competition between dealers and 'limp.
plfee., &lee of selected lots were made at $7.40 to
rao, weighed off ears. Supplies of sheep and lambs
continue limited, and as the demand is very keen
nom butchers for this class.of stock, priees are ral-
ly niaintained. Sheep sold at IA to fie, and year ing
laintorat Ole to 70 per lb. A few spring lambs old
te4 to es each. There was Lin active trade done in
tives, ()Latta% the offerings were fairly large and
ries, 54 92 to 98 each.
°notion°, April 10 -There was a little better 1, in.
(Miry for exporters, and buyers were able to pick' up
some choice stuff. The market for export cattle,
however, is limited, and the demiod is confined to
Very chwee atock. At the prices being paid ifor
cat le here, there is little chance for exporters in*.
ing any profit. Prices paid to -clay show advances
On former amotation. An extra choice load sold
to -day at 0.25 to $5.40, and several extra choice
tem were reported to have sold up to 20.30. Sales
. were also said to have been made at higher prices
than tinge. Thitchers' cattle were in geed demand.
Picked stock aold around $5.10, with ordinary choice
ranging frown 9e.8.5 to $5. The bulk of the offerings
eame in the good butcher elass, gelling from 84.40 to
$4.70. Choice cows were 84 to 84.85, ordinary 88 to
$8.60. Trade in stockers and feeders shows cOnsid-
*Table improvement. There are more of them:offer-
ing, andthe demand Is fairly good for the right
4lualltr- Choice stockers range from $8.60
to 84.00, lightweights $2.50 to ,S8 per ewt.
Much efewe ere steady, with prices showing little
change. The run of sheep and lambs was light, and
with the exception of common Iambs, priees are firm
and higber. Export ewes are quoted 25e up at $5
toes.se; grain -fed iambs show an advance to 87.50
and 47.85. Spring lambs are firm, but With quota.
ions about the filtalle. The offerings of hogs were
itaederate, but the prices show a further deoline. Se -
bete are Si. lower -t ee.05. fed and watered, mith the
learketateade at the decline.
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• SALE REGIST.F.R.
On Saturday, April 20th. at one o'clock p. ni., et
the Commercial. Hotel, Hensel', e number ot' Draft
Horses, Fillies and Geldings. Theinaet Brown, auc-
tioneer. 205242
Births.
EBB1-17-1u Gode rie li township, Maitland Con-
cession, on Mereh SIst, to Mr. and Mrs. John
Tebleutt, it son.
PENN1NGTON-In Clinton on 3farch 31st, to 3(r.
and Mrs. John Pennington, a son.
BIDWELL-T0 elintori, on April 2nd, to Mr. an
Mrs. Harold Bidwell, it daughter. -
OUNNINGRAM-In Orediton, on March 201.11, t
Me and Mrs. A. Cunningham, a daughter.
ORTWEIN -At Bronson line, Hay, on. April 3rd, 40
Mr. and Mrs. J. Ortwein, it daughter.
OVERHOLT-At St. Joseph, on April 440, to Mr.
and Mrs. James Overholt, a son.
JACKSON -in Clinton, on April 1st, to Mr. ancl
Mr. Tem. Jnekson, jr„ it son.
KENDALL-In Wingham, on April 1st, to Mr. an
Mrs. George Kendall, a son.
CASTLE -In Seaforth, on April Ith, to Mr. and Mrs
A. Caetle, a daughter. '
-CRONIN-In ifinbert, on April 10th, to Mr. • an
Mrs. jobn Pronin, a. son.
Marriages.
JOHNSTON E-BATIIWELL-At the rsesidenee 01
the bride' e parents, on April erd, by Rev. M
Browietiche daughter ot Mr. John Itathwell, o
the Minton line, Stanley, to James Johnstone
of flay toenehip.
VEPPLIt- LAYT0N--At the residence of the bride'
brother, Mr. Charles Layton, on April Sid, b
the Rev, W. 11 Kerr, Mary- Layton to Fred Pep
per, all of Turkersinith. . -
BALLWIN-VINT-In Auburn, en April 3rd, h
Rev. Mr. donee, Wm, Baldwin to Jane, younges
deeighter of Mre JarnesVint, of East Witwanos
EAWDEN-- ilitoCK-In London, on April 1st,
the re.idenen of the bridtee father, 681 Itichinon
street, Blanche, daughter of Me. George
Broek, 40 Joiseph W. Ilawden, fornierly of Ex
ter.
800TT-31El4EDITH-At. St. Niark's EpieeOP
Churelt, Toronto, on April 3rd, at 7 a. in. 11
-the Rev. Canon Inglis, Catherine' Louise, eide
daCuughter of Win, E. Metedith, of Ills Majesty
stoms, to Thomas W. Scott, son of Walter
Scott. Toronto. 12 r
BTRETTON—V01:--In Grey, on ,April 10th, by Rev.
A. M. Lang -Ford, Jame Strettenr to Ellie M.
rox, both or Br:assets.
Western Bank
Canada
of
t.
of the world.
eta
on their
times a year
what Bank
Canada° i
3ank of
Canada ; New
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illainagor
Established. by Act Of Parliaraen
' General BankingPlusiness transaeted.
Drafts bought and BM on all parts
Special attention given to teermereenrovers,
i
i Advances made to responsible parties
own notes,
'
Interest paid or compoanided four
at the highest current rates.
We cash Sale Notes no matter do
drewri.
11.7 Branches and Agencies throuL.hout
tixems--Great Britain---Royai
land ;' Canada -Merchants Bank of
York -Merchants Bank of Canada.
FRANK MoOONNELL,
0
DUBLIN BRANCH,
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IMPORTANT NOTICES.
irloo LOST. -A black, short haired collie dog with
15 long tail, brown around the eyes,* little white
on point of nose, two front paws white- with heather
eleets on same, ears rather tare, answers to the
name of “ Sport." Any_information will be gladly
received by FRANK E. STOREY, bleKillop, Sec: -
forth P. O. 2052x1
1,110ETTIORNS.-Oholce bred bulla and females ca
1..7 different ages for Rale, bout two dozen to Bela)
from.. Prices reasonable. Herd now bedded by
• tiountsylvanus" (50900). He is got by the best
ootch bred imported stock on both Wee, glossy dark
rectin,:color, and well set on short legs. Terms ;,--
registed cow l% $5 Insured ; othera on application
Visitors welcome. JOHN =ELDER, Hensel]. P. O.
end Station. 1986-4f
VOR SALE.
Fum FOR SALL-For sale that valuable foam
of 176 aarefi, situated on the 7th Concession of
Stanley. It Is only a hall ale from school, three.
quarters of a mile from eth ist and Presbyterian
churohes and post ceileei seven miles frotn Hensall
and four from Kippen station. There are, on the
premities, 3 barns, one Off x 40, one 70 x 28 and the
other 50 x 28, all in gnod repair ; a comfortable
1 frame and log house. There are 22 acme of fall
wheat sown. The farm is well fenced -and 100 acres
underdrained, the other 75 acres being dmined by
the township ditch ruuning through. There Is a
never -failing well at the douse with a new Brantford
ptunpIng mill, also a never -failing spring back on the
fann. There are li acme of good bearing orchard.
The farm is in a first-class state of cultivation and 10
situated in one of the best grain growing sectionsin
the province. Will be sold cheap and on terms to
salt purohaeen For further information apply on
the premises or address GEORGE COLEMAN, nub
Green.P. O. 200248 '
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
.............
The partnership heretofore subsisting between the
undersigned, as liverymen, in the Town of Seaforth,
has been dieeolved by mutual consent. ' All accounts
doe to the firth must be paid to Mr. Timothy Cur-
bed forthwith, who will carry on the business. .
TIMOTHY CARBERT
THOMAS Aa BEATTIE
Dated April 2nd, 1907 ' 2052x3
'
130C+: IT...
I
,
the Town of
tags for each
before the 6th
his or her dog
with the tag
found run -
of
and the owners
Town (Mork,
Town of Seaforth.
......_.
The °amen or harborere of dogs' in
Seaforth are hereby warned to obtain
clog from the Town Treastirer on or
clay of May, 1907, and shall prevent
•, from running at large withont it collar
hereinbefore mentioned attached. Dogs
at large after the said date in contravention
the Town By -Laws may be destroyed
may be proeeouted.
By order of the Council
JOHN A. WILSON,
2052.4
Notice to ,Creditors I
In the matter of th; estate of Mary Melvin& Shuart,
of the Village 'of liensoelen the County of Iluron,
Spinster, deceased.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to the statutee in
that behalf that creditors and all other persons hav-
ing claims against the estate of the above named de-
ceased, who died on or about the first day of March,
1907, are to send to either of the undersigned expeut-
ors on or before the 11th day of May, 1e07, their
names and addresses, with full particulars of their
claims, duly verifid by an affidavit, and the nature of
the -security, if any, held by them, and after the said
lith do.3 of May, the assets ef the said estate Neill be
distributed among the persons entitled thereto, hate
ing regard only to the Wailes ot which notice shell
have been given, and the exeoutors of said estate
will not be responsible for the said wee* or any part
thereof to an person or persons of whose olaitni
they shall not then have had notice. .
Dated this 2eth clay of March, 1907.
DAVID DEW, )e.,ce,„4„e
G. J. SUTHERLAND fa" aa""l''"a
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CLEARIIIC-UP SALE
COMMENCINGi
Thursday, April 1.Ith,
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S10,030 Stock to be -11u.rnei into Coal
- - - in 15 Days. - - -,
0•100 •••••• anent i '4
This is a genuine clearing -up sale at such price
r. that will make the people of this vicinity " el
up and take notice." Not old shop-worn goodi
. but every article in the store, including all the lute
Spring novelties in Dress Goods, Prints, etc., gbh)
at actual cost, and in many ease* a good deal lei
than cost. We need the money, you need the good
-let's get together. If you want to fit outithe fan
ily for spring now is tbe time to do it at a fraction c
the regular cost. We mean what we say. All good
at and below cost. Put us to the test and you wi
r not find us:wanting. rt will pay yeti to wine 2
: miles to this :Ale. The knife is right in to the hit
f and won't be withdrawn until the last dollar's wort
, of goodie is sold. All goods marked in plain figure
Note eome of our prieee-NeW 12ee Prints, all color
a at 10e ; new 10e Prints, ail colors, at Se ; Dye
i Goods in Tweeds, Voilles, Henriettes, Arniures, Of
- for 390, 75e for 64e, $1, for 78e • Ladies' Skirts, $5- lc
et2.49 1 Men'Suits, from $2 to 912 • Boy's suits, frac
r 91.27 to 0,75. Men's Underwear -241 and $1.25 f(
t 78e • 76e and 850 for 49e ; 40e and 500 for 20e ; 21
- and '35c for 18e. Overalls and Smocks -81 and $1.1
G for 83e ; 750 and 00e for Ate , 92.25aniL 92.60
1 $1.7e. Fine 0eercoals-.$6 to $8 foe $3.50. Shirth
;. --Me for 13c ; 121e for 90. Cottonades-25o for 20
t• 200 for 17c. Ladies' Craveitette5--$8.50 for $8 ; 25.
for $0.76 ;910 for $7,50, New Muslins-10e for 7i,.c.
.1 flee for 10c ; 22e for 17e. White Wear -41.50 U
r- deriairts for 91.20 ; (el leederskirts for $1.16. Dra
It ere --00e for 030 • 50e her ;etc. Corset Cover -40e 1
la tit., un.rsor, awnigki-q..711. for 82.10 : $2.25 for $1.e
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Seaferth Tea Ste8.,
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Red Clover, :Aieike, Timothy
Seed, all kinds of Mangold 8,nd
Turnip Seeds, Dutch Sett Onions,
Garden and Flower Seeds, Butter
Beansr-Golden Wax Beans, Flour
and Cereals of all kinds, Cormneal,
Oatmeal, Pot and Pearl Barley.
Also Imre Maple Syrup at 2,150 a
quart, best Table Syrup!, Golden
Syrup and West India Mblasses.
have some of the best Seed
Potatoes on hand. -
Four lbs. good feesh Prunes for
25c ; Si lbs. Dates for 25e ; 10 bare
0. K. Soap for 25c. -
.Although Teas have advanced
in price from 4c to 5c per lb., I am
still selling at the old price, as I
bought a heavy stock of Black.
Green and Japan Teas, before the
prices advanced.
WANTED, - Good fresh Butter
and Eggs, for which highest prices
will be paid, either cash or trade.
A. G. AULT, SEAFORTH
7.
f !with yr produce.
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A solid Train et Vestibute
Cars and Pullman ' Sleepers
leave Toronto daily at 9.00
p. m arriving in Cobalt at
8.45 a. m. ; New Liskeard at
9.16 a. m. Cobalt is the rich.
est Silver Mining Oamp inrthe
world and is well worth a
visit.
One 'Nay Second Glass
• Colonist Tickets
On sale daily until April 30th
to points in .I3ritish Columbia,
California, Montana, Color-
ado, Washington, Oregon.
Local and through tickets is-
sued previous night for early
train at town office.
For tiekets and inn informetion oat' on
W. SOMERVILLE, Town Agent.
A. F. PHILLIPS, Depot, Ticket Agent,
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AUCTION SALE
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Valuable Pla,ining Mill Property
in. the Village of Ilensell, in the County of Huron.
B. E. WALKER, President
ALEX. LAIRD, General Manager
A. H. IRELAND, Superintendent of
Branches
Paid-up Capital, $10,000,000
Rest, — - 59000,000
Total Assets, ,- 113,000,000
Branches throughout Canada, and in ,he United States and England
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED
COMMERCIAL AND FARMERS' PAPER DISCOUNTEDI
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SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
Deposits of $1 and upwards received, and interest allowed at
current rates. The depositor is subject to no delay •vvhatever
the withdrawal of the whole or any portion of the deposit.
SEAFORTH BRANCH
HOLMESTED; Solicitor G. E. PARKES, Manager.
perators Wanted.
Wanted at once a number of oper-
ators. Steady work and
good wages.
W. E. Southgate Szi Co., C4th
• PLA.INTO S.
102,00smigiwsramogam '
HEINTZMAN & C05
This is the exclusive Ageney for this district for these celebrated instru-
ments. Ask for the little leaflet "Why a Piano gets out of tune," and it
will be easily seen why these instruments are so much in favor with the
public, both here and abroad. Before buying give me a call.
SEAFORTH
Ws 47.11.1aLi N
One door North of Ricb.ardson & McInnis' Shoe Store.
The Executrix cif the Will of the late Robert Pater
son will offer for sale by public auction by B. S.
Philips, auctioneer, on the premises, corner of
Queen street and London read, Heim% on
Saturday, the 20th Day of APrils,
• 1907, at 2 o'clock p. na,
the property known as Patereon's Planing Mill,"
together with ito maehinery and plant and two -
111 ths of an acre of held occupied by and used JO con-
nection with the said mill.
The‘milll is a substantial two stoned frame struc-
ture sheeted with iron, 76 x40, and is equipped with
the machinery and plant usually found in a ersteease
planing mill. A good business has always been done
at this stand and an opportunity is now afforded of
acquiring- a property which oannot fail to prove a
paying investment.
TERMS OF SALE. -Ten per cent of the purchase
money on the -clay of sale to the Vendor's Solicitor,
and the balanee within thirty days thereafter, with-
out interest, all 1311114mile money to be paid into the
Canadian Bank of ceteminerce to the joint credit of
the Official Guatdian and the Executrix. The prop-
erty win be put up subject to a reserved bid fixed by
the Official Guardian. •
Further particulars may be obtained on applica-
tion to either of the undereigeed.
Dated at Heiman this let day of April, 1007.
.
B. SPHILLIPS, H. J. D. COOKE, .
Auctioneer Vendors' Solicitor,
• Hensel), Ont. • Hensel!, Ont.
2052-2
Public Notice.
TORONTO MGM HOUSE
Saving Departmental Store.
Opposite the Royal Hotel, Seaforth. '
SPRING MANTLES—We are showing a few linea of Coats ab the following
reduced prices : Faaoy Tweed Coats,. worth CO, clearing at $7.75; Rain -proof
Coats, viorth $8 for $6,5.
WASH booDS—Picit103, Linens, Mueline, Ginghame, Printe, etc., at prices to
eta every one. •
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LACE OURTAINS:—Speoiai value at $1 to $1,40 per pair. &rims, worta 1040
at 93 ; worth ne at le.
PILLOW SHAMS, DRESSER COVERS, BED SPREADS, ETO.
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WHITE WEAR—Ladies' White Underkirts, Night GoWns, Corset Cloven, Vents
LINOLEUMS, ETC.—Floral and Bleok eaireot, at 40e per square yard. 011-
oloths, at 23o per square yard. OES
BOOTS AND SH —
A fresh arrival of Ledies', Gentd Sad Childrell'e fie
• Shoes has just been reeeived. We can fib yo a up in style at email wet.
JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, ET0.—For & wedding or a birthday pres-
ent, nothing is more suitable than a handsome piece of silverware or a pretty ring
or bracelet. Watch our window for our new display of Neck Chahar and Lockets.
ar r 4 a
, Speoi atpf; that when you want a gold arbiale at reattonable prioe WI at e es for ern: °look Repairing, and work guaranteed to give faction.eatia-
AND Boos taxes AS (USB. _
tDon't fo
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The Toronto Bargain House, Cilth.
Paroid Roofing.
A word or two about a Roofing that is
better than shingles—it is called Parokt
Notioe is hereby given that, ill aeeordance with
the provisions of the By -Laws of the Town of Sea.
forth in that behalf, 1 intend to make application to
the 31unieipal Council of the said Town of Seaford) -
for permiSsion to erect and operata. a steam boiler
and engine in the premises on market streetaimmed-
lately in rear of the store at present ocampied by
Wm. Pickard & Son, and which application all
parties interested are hereby requested to take noe•
ice and govern themselves accordingly.
, JOHN link, Seaforth.
Seaforth, April oth. 1907. 2052-2
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With it there is no cracking, no upturned ends to catch the
snow or rain, no extra size of raters to carry the weight, and
no taking fire froni sparks4
alts advantages are numerous, some of which we mention :
We guarantee the roof not to leak, and we furnish testimonials
of its use in all climates. Its price staraps it as the cheapest
roof on the market. It is no experiment, and contains no tar or
corroding acid. Anybody oan put it on.
We have sold an immense quantity --we are going to sell more.
And we back up every piece that goes on a building.
pr Call for samples and prices.
G -EO. A. SILLS, Seaforth, Ont.
Cushion Sole Shoes
A cushion sole shoe is the only
shoe for foot comfort. There's
no getting away from the Jaen.
The secret- of this wonderful
shoe le an all -wool falt-ped for
the foot to rest upon, whieh ab-
sorbs all dampness and keeps
the foot in perfeat condition
at all times.
No more burning or tired feet,
and a positive ours for bunions
• or corns. For men and women
who have to be on their feet it
greab -deal of the time the cush-
ion sole is, certainly, the best
and the only ideal shoe. Good
Leathers - Good Shoemaking
-Good Styles.
Mena - $4, $4,50 and $5.
Wlemens $3.5o and $4,
irmar.000•00errer
Richardson& Winnis
SEAFORTH,
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Sole Agents for Victoria, Hagar DiamondA. 1
Jubt Wright and Derby Shoes.
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Scavanger- Wanted. — for
PASTRY
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Corner Mole
and
Market Smits
Seaforib,
°Marla.
Ickes.
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PRIN
Millinery
Never before have we shown sack, a. =per
collection of elegant millinery, and he
handrsds of women who ea. me to ozir
'Spring Openin;sf last Thursday and Sat-
urday, were enth,asiastie im thzir exclarna
tions of _delight as they viewed our
exhThi-
tion of iit5.7s.
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Staple Dry Goods.
Twelve hundred yards of Grey Cotton, selling at 25 per le
he regular price
• Two hundred pieces hemstitched Pillow Oases, all Eizes, at 25 per cent.
1638 than regular prices
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Seven pieces Oxford Shirting, regular 121c, for 90
Twenty-five dozen pairs Towels, very special, at 25c:"'
Ten pieces of Towelling, regular price 7c, for Sc
Twenty-five pieces of Ginthams and Prints at 5c a yard
Great collection of Remnants 'in gingham, prints, flannel
perettes, cottonades, etc
Mantle Department
1. Our SprinF display is now at its best, complete with eeythi
new in women s apparel. Those who prefer something quite out nf
ary, will have no trouble in selecting frora our collection of Om{
Raincoats, etc. Below we mention a few specials :
Ladiea' short, highly tailored, 22x24 inch •fawn 'covert jackets apecl
values at $5 and $7,50 each
Ladies' Short Tweed jackets 24, 26 and 28 inch—box back and semi -
fitting, special values at $7 and $8.50
Ladiee 46 inch Tweed Coats in black and white cheeks, rnized tweoda
etc." special values at $8.50, $10.50 and $11.50
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A large assortment of Ladies' Black Cloth Coats, in short ieugth�, box
and tight fitting, from $5 up
Also 45 said 48 inch Coats, fine Venetians, et heanifUi1ured,
ecial values at $12 and 314.25
See our range of Ladies' Silk Capes and Coats
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Ladies' Summer Dresses
Tailorsuade Outing; Suits in blue zephyrs, nicely made with tucks and
Pipings, special at $3.75
Fine Organdie and Pe s n'Lawn Suite, special value at 15 and $7.50
Tailor-made, White linen Pieter Pan trits„ speeiabat $7.50 and 18
Beautiful range of Ohlldren'a Wash Silk Coats, also Linen and Veivet
Coats just to hand.
each
Royal • 1 Rosel
High Grade Manitoba
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FAMILY USE
Clothing Departmen
Finding the right place to buy clothes is a highly important rnatter*n
nowe-to get ceereet styles, handsome and honest fabric and first-class woJt
manship at the right price.
See the following specials: Our-,
Our Km, $8 and $10 Oravenette Coats
Our Boys' Suits at $3, $4 and $5
Just to hand, a large shipment of Tweed Pants at
Odd. Vests at 750 each
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Town of Seaforth
•Applications will be received by he 'Board 01
lio.lth for the position of seaecinger fOi1 the TOwn ea
Seaforth. For further InfOrrciation in nIreof the Irin•
deitlignedc 301IN A. WILSON, Secretary.0
1_'n
1 Seaforth 111if
2oriza
$10, $12 and $1.4 Snits.
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Hats
- Ready now with the choicest of ne Spring headwe e
.. men.
ar shapes for the coming season are -here in great variety
Three special/lines at $1.40, $1.65 and $2, all shapes an&shadee
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Highest Prices paid for Butter Eggs
and, Wool
DRIED APPLIES
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