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we eld, and quote(
Veal calves were quo
Lambs -Export sire
per owt foe ewes, and
Woo Iwo worth from0 to 7 cauh
were quoted est $7 per Mt for kIeLt
5 for lights and Int% Drovers reported nourL
try p olio as being $0.76 foe the farmer, or WA'
b. ea nb country points.
Bee Ate; May 28 -Cattle -Active and strong at I
high() ; prime steers, $5.40 to le ; shiPPioe'l 55, -0
to *5. 5 ; hoteliers' $4.85 to e5x,-5; heifers, e4.26
55.50 ; cows, *160 to 415 ;bull $340 be $5 ;
stoo wad feeders, 04 to 05; etoele heifers, 3
P0 84 ; fresh cows and •springers, $2 lower at
P0 $54 o her,rit $5 to 44.2
Ho liairly cmtivo and 15 to 2to lower v, hcu
88.26 • $0.45 ; mixed *0.46; Yorkers, $0.45
$0.50 ; pigs, e0.50 to il0,05.; roughs, 85.40 to $5,0
Sheep tisi Lambe -Active lambs and wethers .25
higher ; bmbe, 0.50 to e3.60; yearlinge, $7.25 t
$7.50 ; wetherta $6.50 to $6,75 ; ewe, $0.25' to $6.75
eheep, mixed„ $3 to 86 •
TOR NTO, May 29.-Cattle,-Exportere-Feve wer
offer 1. Prices ratiged from $5.25 te,-$5.50, but onl.
one len •said at the latter ptiee. Export bulls sol
at ) $4,60. Butchers'a. Prime picked lots ar
worth 5 to $4.25 ; loads of good $4.80 to 95 ; me
item a $4.60 to $4.75 ; 'common, mixed, $4.40 I
$4;60 •
11
iy th a
aai
These r
cs by the elves
ts of bbo wori&
$4 00
CO 450
375, 400
re SON)
sea d
shoeu -for
'giving to Cottnt in the eeed.:
tfl :folinston, from 'Thron-
ing in this neighborhood.
a of Mr. W. H. SohnOton,
• Stanley. He Is a studerit
,TInversity and Is horaefor
r holidays. BesideS being Sa
1 successful student in his
niversity studies, he is
his musical studies, and is
xi progress. He evidently
making good u02 of iriff
nits when lie is yoUrkg and
way to reach the tokot
! success in the sterner': re -
life in kf ter Years.
mreseimmireacallarrill~
Wrozeter
Maud Stewar,
visiting with Mr -C. 0.
. R. Lang, Nesbit and
rned on Monday from a
telt in Toronto. -Mr., Gam-
leitham, who xisited Arita
Mrs J. H. Osterhouiti
licia-.Y, sang two Very ate.
solos in the irethomst
nday evening. -Mr. J. Ne
the 24th in Toronto. -Miss
ena of Brum-els Is spend -
days at her home here. -t
ceived h?re oneefonday of
in Fre3port, Waterloo
IfIr. John Knutson. De-
i in Ilia 88rd year and had '
dining health for a num-
a so that des.th was not un -
by hie relatives and many
rtr. Knutson was a native
Coming to this country
g man, he spent a few'
'rilitkprilie, afterwadi MOY-
ex eter,. where he conducted
lop tor 35 year untiL his
Eng him some five yearS
ted to Freeport, to be near
cr. Mr. Knutson was lik
erling qualitieswho was
J5r all who knew him. The
3k- place to the cemetery
' uesday at ernoonl the 1'er
met at the ;'. Bluevalo
a Dumber of tetcl friends
d, and the Masonic lodge
e was, a member, and under
picee the funeral was held.
and two daughters; Mrs.
of Duluth, and Mrs. Del,
Fre:Tort, eurvIve.-Mrs. '
7r is the guest et relatives
this weeke-M. A. H.
amily spent the holiday
--".'tilre. Robertson. of Wing -
ad in the village this week.
ry Wade was badly kicked
?. In A. Paulin's livery last
'vening. The fall on the
ter rendered him IITICC01-'
about 24 hours. He 15 re -
'slowly and is still vgif",
, GeOrge Ross. of 13rusiiiS
ltor in the village on Fe -
May Davidson spent sev-
of last week in Winghard.
trice Howe attended the
Convention in Guelph last
O. S. B. Smale, who has
wLnter in Montreal ae-
' y her daughter, Mre. 0 -
Mobile, Ten,nesee, has re-
Rer borne -ire for the Burs-
piet 4nrcnt look place at
Of Mrs. A. McMichael last
.'-ese rang at eight o'clock
daughter, Miss Elsie, wag
Mr. George Paulin, the
. Osterhout performing the
Aft( r spending seversI
friends In Stratford arta
r. and Mrs. Paulin return -.
village on Monday. where
ee-L1.0 their homf . The besh
the many friends of the
ple ftrn ext( ncled to them.
1-nd Monday May l'eth and
the daye of the dedicatory
the fin n new organ, whicti
:installed in the Methodiet
t. Marys.
LS.
Lhe Manufar-
lgow.
• ancluding th
41 at $3.00 e
CANADA.
, 9
neK ARM,
ONTARIO.
Tress Wagons, 86e.
a
tr, All
' Outer]
tte beautiful
vicinity
eon d had parts of hie
urn fractured, end a
peceing over the level
hn tbe lake front at,
y being run into by
• Thisdeath. trtp Was entirely unpro.
d there Waa only one light at it, although
neople were eontinuelly creseing to
goats at the wbort.
of Orangeville, M. P. P. for Dufferin
ryariddenly at the Queen's Hetal, in
, at v hour Friday morning. Ile had
Toronto with Mrs. Lewee, to attend the
oming Itluring tats Matt, he died. be-
• °mild reaeli him. Heart (Becalm Was
tb. Ile was a strong, robttet.looldbg
• rs of age. He had been a member
elataire during the Present term, and was_
r ef the Whitney Gov;nment.
nem sale of thonabr Shorthorn cettle
,on the homestead farm of James L•David.
ire.Onts Forty.eight head were &epee:
, ben:weaves. The whole lisle realized
or ari averege of a little Geer $211 mob. The
emged $234 each and the 38 -females LW -
ear''. The highest indeed female was
y Thee. Jobnston, of columbus, Ohio, for
e bigheet priced Minas, leyear.old, pur.
J. T. Gibeon, of Dunlield, for $010. The
he animal was Village SeereL There were
• , viz: Col. Bellows, of Alateysville, Mon.
. T. Dobson, of London, lind Geo. Jack -
orb Perry.
•rtible tragedy was enacted in a farm house a
trent Killarne-Y,351anitelen, on Thuraday of
0-4,. John Brown, a young farmer, lived with
r. Georgina,as housekeeper. On the af ter -
lie day in flyestion be went to Killarney- on
leaving lug sister in her room, dressing,
wary to going to 4 neighbors to spend the
tag hired m n, Lawrence Goma
ating after dinner. On his return he Was
etas man- bad. not taken the team out, to
on looklng for him foud him lying on his
mein with 11.0ish in his throat. Not see.
ter about he went to the neighbor whore
posed she had gone, for her.: Not finding hor
hie suspielons were arousedLand in company
witittlie neighbor he returned to is home and
feting bie sisters room found hee ith- her thr at
and quite dead. After Mr. Brown had left for
.ealteriesy, the hiredman, Gowland had broken into
the piing wanurree room aed after assaulting her
bed -killed her in ehe =Mier n med., The girl's
/gob were bedlY out and there were evidences of a
*ere struggle, The deed had been committed with
a mot ,which Was found near by and broltere After
ow the girl, the murdf3rer got a butoher knife
alei tried to ena.bia own life loy'enitting his throat
esee the Wound did not prove fatal end he is likely en
recover to meet hie death on the gallows. Gowlatul
irst s former Bernardo bay. Ile had been In the
eleoatry four or five years and badbeen working
eda*Mr. Brown for nearly two yeees. . •
M John Chappell, ok Blansha.rd;
ice,
Moteday, May 20t at :the age
0e'Irears. Mr. Chappe if wo..e a na-
tva Who ea ,- to Canada
wore .boy and bad spent the greal•-•
ar "e.rt of his lite MI . Blanshard(
' 1" . t..
_The 50th annivereirry':of the `plaith...
. .
.byterian, church vv 1 ,be"
elebrated• on Sunday and Monday,
'gum 2n0 and. Srd. itev.i Prof. iTC11-
latricik, D. D, ot KlioX polAge, iliyill
Patch on the SundaY,,
estern Bank
of
'shed by Ac't of Par
'lament.
itggiffii.w.cagrOm
"
General Banking. Business
Acted',
trans-
Drafts.bought and sold On all part
of the world. ,
Specialattention giveni to farmers
drovers, etc.
• a
Advances made to resPonsible par
ties. on tueir own, notes, •
;
Interest paid or •componn ed four
times a year at the,,higheeti current
fates,
t
,
We Cash Sale Notes, 4 matt., or
. What Bank drawn. I
117 Branches and Agenles through-
out Canada-.
••••.40.1* AY.
BANKERS -Great Britain -Royal
Rank of Scotland; Oanadit. Merohants
Bank of Canada, New York, Mer-
chants Bank of Canada. '
•Oemq 'Emile MEN.
FRANK IVIcOONNELL, Manager
DUBLIN BRANOH,
MARKETS.
coma $8,50 to fe4.60 per .cwt, Stockers an
Feed's! s -Harry Minty reports that there were lig
rliceip II of stockers and feeders, but dewed hi go t
for fee ors of goon quality. Milch cows -About
milkei and springers sold from $35 to*60 each, V
Calve Veal °elvers sold at $8 to $5.50 for the bul
!lilt a 1 w choice ()elves sold ashigh fie N. per °flit
Sheep ndaa„ning-Export owes sold at eI6 to, $6 pe
owt ; ins at $4 to $4.50 per hive ; yearlings, • 80
50.75 ; spring Iambs, $8.50 to 86 each. Hogs -M
Ilearis quotes an advance of 20e per oevb ; selecte
$7.10, nd lights and fats at $0.85 per mt.
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SALE REGISTER.
-On F iday, May 314, at 1 o'clock p. ni., at th
residen e et ales Ferguson, in Egeriondville, 2 doom
south the Woollen Mile Hougehold Furniture.
Bliss M ry Ferguson, Proprietress ; Thomas Brown,
Audio eer, 2058
• Births..
nun Stephen, on May 2001, to Mr. an.
Mrs Stones Dearing, a daughter.
CIOLL (IWOOD.-Iti Exeter, on May 21st, to Mr.
and Mrs. John Collingwood, a daughter.
ELLWO THY -In Usborne, oa May 15th, to Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Ellworthy, a daughter.
ODIN In Stephen, on May 19th, to Mr. and MM.
W Robins, ft. SOD,
BRII E,..---in,Stooloy, on May 17th, to Mr. and Mrs.
Rol ert McBride, a son.'
MILLE In Hay, on May 19th, to Mr. and Mrs.
Sim n 5111b3r, a daughter.
mcOL1 0111EfeeIn Stanley, on May 20th, to Ur. and
Mr ober6 McOlinchie, a son.
SETS- r. Wroxctei, on May 26, to Mr. and 35•4 O.
R;., & daughteia
raw Wheat SaArOarif, May 30, 1907.
Oats, per "bushel-.. $0 85 to 90 86
Peas, per bushel ...... 0 46 to 0 46
, , 0 70 to 0 70
Barley, per bushel ,.. 0 50 to 0 50
Than, per ton
Shorts, per ton . . 22 00 to 22 00
22 00 to 22 00
Pow Grade Flour, per ton , ..r.... , 2 500 to 25 00
Flour, per 100 tbs-. .. - .... ......, - 2 35 to 300
Batter, No. I, loose...-. ..... . . 0 18 /to 0 18
Butter, tub.--... - ...,. .......... .. _ - 0 18 to 0 18
BR's, per dozen .0 17 to 0 17
, Com . ,... .... . .. 60t0 05
Ha. per ton . , ... .... . .. .... . .... -10 00 to 10 00
Hicia• per 109 !ha .... - - ... , .., 7 50 to '7 50
Sneek skins, .......,.. ..... ... .., 0 75 to rr 00
Potatt,es per bushel.................. 0 50 to 0 60
&It, retail) per barrel1 20 to 1 86 .
Wood per cord(long)
117eod per cord (short)
Glover Seed . ' -.........02 0075 ttoo 78 °°75
Timothy Seed , 9 00 to 11 00
2 50 to 3 50
Marriages. ,
SUILY POWELL-On May 18th, at Trinity Meths,-
disb olinroh, Toronto, by Rev, Or. W, $. GARP.,
FUO s et by Rev, W. P. Wilson, pastor of the
chu oh, Ethel Lillian, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Powell, formerly of Brussels,' to Owen Ar-
thu finely, all of Toronto.
CLARK TEVENS.-In Forget, Sask, on May 15th,
by ltcv. Mr. McKenzie, of Forget, John R. Clark,
of Regina, to Eliza M. Sevens, third daughter of
Wm, Stevens, of Clinton, formerly of Hutlett.
WEIDO RUIIMEL-In Zurich, on May 15th,' hy
_Rev Mr. °Whim., Jacob Waldo of near J)ash-
W004l, to Annie Rummel, of Zurich.
PAULI a'aMeMICHAEL-At the residence of the
brid es mother, on May 22nd, by Rev. J. H.
Get Aleut, B. 'A., Elsie MeMiehael to George
Paulin, of Vroxeter.
Deaths.
STEET Entered bito rest on Friday May 24th, 1007,
jobiti Steet, in his 50th year.
FASO1-1n Usborne, onably 28rd, Elizabeth Om.
min , wife of Mr. Robert Faison, of Seafoith,
age .76 years.
FOSTE-At South McAllister, Indian Territory,
, on May 2nd, Joseph 'Hamilton Foster,
to erly of Goderich townehip, aged 50 years
: and 0 months. -_
WURM In Enda, on May Itith, 'teary Wuenaaged
a 97 y ars, 5 menthe and 26 days.
'MORRI -In Colborne, on May 20th, Win. Norris
Mot is, aged 61 yore and 11 months.
KNUTS N -In Freeport, Ontario, on May 27th,
Joh Knutson, formerly of Wroxeter, in his 88rd
Year, r
Dairy Markets.
TwaN76, may 28 -Butter -Tho market is easy at
the recent decline. Creamery prints, 21 to 220 ;
4417. prints, 10 to 20c. Cheese -130 for large, and
18 -lo for ti,vins. Eggs -Prices are steady at 17,1 to 180
dozen. lioney--Pails, 11 t ) 12e per lb. ; combs,
51.30 to $2.60 pordozen, according to quality.
__Moinsizat, May 28 -The butter market is quiet.
no full grass butter has as yet been rnade, but it is
:4APeeted tht4 sonic will be made this week, if the
'weather gets a. little warmer,. Warmer weather
Should result in lower prices. Choice creamery was
quotect this morning. at. 20:I to 21e. There is a fairly ,
-active business pf1/4141 ng in eggs, and prices are ateadY
(11 23 to 1.0.: for No. 1 stock, and 15i to Itio for No.2.
Grain, ete.
TORON'To, May 29 -Wheat,-Faill, 00c;_ goose, roc. ,
epring, 70 4080e ; barley, 50o OflUt 50c t, Peas, 76
tO 70o, Potatoes-ririn ; Delawares, $1.29 to 81.26,
in ear lots on tratic here. BAled Hay -Firm, at
418 to $13.50 per ton for No, 1 thnot hy, and tame
o$12 for secondary grades in oar lots on track
here. Wed dtraw-Steruly at $6,75 to $7.25 per ton-
. In car lots here. Wool -Unwashed wool is quoted
linabangect at 13 to 14e per pound.
Ho -LI For Niagara
G. T. R. EXCUTS/011 to
Niagara Falls, .
FRIDAY and. _Tim n A gr.
SATURDAY, raf "La 4A1 "
Under the auspices of the
Oi,nadian Order of Foresters
The abo e order has completed arrangements with.
the OraiId Trunk Railway to run an Excursion to
Niagara Ils, Ontario, on the dates named above,
includin. all stations between Goderich and Stroo.
ford, at he following rates :
Nation Thne of Leaving Fare
•
G4iderboh C45 a. or, $2.15
7.01. - 2.06
7.09 2.05
7,26 2,05
7.32 2.05
7.8$ 2.06
Mitchell , 7.40 2,00
SebrIngville 8.00 1.80
- Stratford - • 8.16 1.05
' Children under,12 years of age at half price.
Tickets may be procured from the 0, T. R. agents,
H breiseille
Clinton
ileaforth
St. Columbian
Dublin
a
- Live Stook Markets.
Lossoic, England, May 28 -Prices are firmer at
111 to 13e per lb., dressed weight ; refrigerator
beef is quoted at lit to fito per lb. American cattle,
eld per pound.
Livicaroor., May 213-Canadlans, (id 40 (id.
0,-tAsciow, Mc* 2b-rPriiiie steers, OI to Old ;
61 to 63d, Trade 01 shn.rp.
Moirrasat, May Zi-Cattle-Iligher prices prevail-
ed all round, which atined 0 i1os trade. Prime
beeV05 sold at 5i to OU per lb ; pretty good °tittle nt
Atte Re, and the common stook at :5' 40 440 per lb.
3 Ilitinen's strippers sold at from 31 to near 60 pea
Calves sold at from SI to $.8 each. Sheep sold
at 0 to fiie per lb., Iambs at 83.50 to 35.50 each; good
lots of fat hogs sold at about 'tic per lb.
Union Stork Yards, Toronto Junction, lifaY 24-
iCattle-The (plenty of fat cattle Wm fair to -good.
-While there were quite a rrtimber of good to choice
tattle, there were many more that were unfinished.
Theretworc more good exporters In 'proportion than
lxitchOs,) only it limited number of choice butoliers
offeredi, !Cad these were readily Voked up at good
prices. •,diore lots of buthhers would bave sold.
Porters-2.111iee5 raeged front $6.20 to 96.00, with
one or two extra prime Iota brought, .60 to We per
tiwt. more. The bulk of shipping cattle sold at i1
bout $5.80 to 85.40. Export butte, St to -$4,60 per_
owt. Butehers--Primo picked butchers sokl at from
95.121 to 85,26 ; loads of good, i61.90 to $5.10 ; med-
ium, at $1.70 to $4.85 ; roughs, Mixed, $1.40 to 10,60;
orms,12.00 to 84,59 ; canners, 82.60 to Miloh
-Cows-A limitec1 iiiimiser of milkers and springers
•
A epeeist train will leave Cioderieh at 0.40 a. ni. dri
June 14th, and arrive in Niagara Falb at 11.15 a, iii„
ami return the same day, leaving Niagara Falls at 8
°Week p. m. Tickets going good only on spook!
Jnne 14th, and retiirning on special the same nieht,
or any regular train June 15th. Goderich tickets
good returning June 17th. Special train acemmoda-
tion is being provided, in order to insure a pleasant
and comfortable outing. This will &fiord a splendid
opportunity to view one of nature's wonders and at
the same time see the great works completed by
num for. the transmiselon of electric, power to all
parts of the Province. The wonderfully rugged scen-
ery along the Gorge Route is alone well worth the
trip. If you have not yet visited- the Walls, now is
your chance, 0.11(1 11 you have nen their" before, an-
other visit will only serve to make their grandeur
more impressive, espeesially at this season of the
year when everything in nature is at, its best. Come
and enjoy a day's outing. •
Don't forget the dete-J.UNE-14th. • 1•
S. T. HOLMES, C. It. IL SPEARE, Rec. Sc,
Meeting of the Huron County
Council.
The Council of the Corporation of the County of
Huron will meet in the Council Chamber, in the
town of Gicderieh, at 8 o'olock 08 Tueeday, the ath
day of June next, All aoconnts against the county,
riequiring settleznent, Must he placed with the Clerk
before day of meeting.
W. LANE Clerk.
Dated May 2040, 1907, 2058-2
NOTICE TO ,ENCINE OWNERS
Populat Stallions
,e4a tai warm azART.
eirwarn =mow, Proprietor.
Will otand for the improyeinenb of etook this 144110.
at Morrow Bros, Livery, Seeforble • 2056
TA.REINTITIVI 21795
WM, 0.. CIIIARLESWORTII, Preprietor.
Will stand for the Iniprovent of Stook this season
Nr 1118 OWN STABLE ne somorrovruz,
and. warateameat WOOS by appointment, 2057.8
The Standard Bred Ttotting Stallion,
IDOL BRINO,
No, 40520, American Tiottilig Register,
Will stand doring the season of 1907 at Hia OWN
STAIndo DatiOnFinn. J. MeINTOSII, Proprietor,
•2057'
NWILKS HA Me
GOVENLOCIC BROS:, Proprietors.
Monday -Will leave his own stable, twie miles
north of Seafortleancl go to Dublin, at Weber's hotel,
for noon : then to Carlin's-hotel, Stalin, for night.
-Tuesday - To Strong's hotel, Tuekersinith, for
noon ; then to hie own stable for night. Wednes.
day -Will proceed to Clinton for noon, at the Com-
mercial hotel ; then to liolinesville for night. Thurs.
day --To Goderloh, at the Colborne house, for floor) ;
then to Aridrew Young's, Colborne, for night. Fri.
day...To Auburn, at the Auburn hotel, for noon ;
then to Myth, at the Commercial howl, for night.
Sattuelay-To Wesley Beaeomb, airlock, for noon ;
then to his own citable, where he will remain until
theiollowing Monde) mornieg. 2057
• . SID' STANTON
. W11. O. oovsnoog, Proprietor.
Sionday,-Will leave his own stabea; Eginondville,
after dinner, anl go to Walton, at Sages Hotel, for
night; Tuesday. -To Cranbrook, at Long's Hotel,
Mr nlon ; 44011n tO Brussels, at Brown's Hotel, for
nightie IVeideesday,-To Ethel for noon ; then south
to Lot 20, Corr. 14, Grey, °A.M. Patterson's, for the
night. ,Thursday. -South to H. Benneweis', 5 miles
east of Leacibury, for noon ; the home for night.
Friday. --At his own stable. Saturday, -At his own
'stable for noon ; then at the Itoyal Hotel, Seaforth,
from 1 p. in. till 6 p. tn. - 2057
Salmi is hereby given thtit-owners and operators
of traction engines art forbidden running their en-
ginee over the pavement on the Main street, Sea.
forth, and are requested to take it side street when
passing through town. Parties transgressink this
order will be prosecuted and the town °More have
been instructed to take the necessary' proceedings to
that end.
20.59-tf M. BRODERICK,'Mayor.
odd
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Something Special
and
Rich
Is our lines of. . .
Doulton Ohina
A finec011imtion. to select
•from.
Get in 6ar1y and have first
choice.
We also ,have a fine line of
parseS—Gulian, Sale Leather
Goods Co. make them.
The J. S. ROBERTS
_DRUG 4.4TORE
W. M. McKA Y, Manager
COLONEL GRAHAM
T. J. BERRY & BRET:MUCH, Proprietars.
Monday, May nth, will leave lb own stable and
proceed east to Thee. Venneres for noon ; then north
to Chiselhurst and east to Gee. Y. Wren's for nights
Tuesday. -East' to Centre Itosiel, then north to Staffs,
hotel for noon a' then west to David HUM for night.
Wednestlay.-West to Hugh Me/Milano meter, then
south a mile and a quarter to. Wm. Hoggarthef, for
noon ; then west toKippen, to Robt. Cooper's for
night. Thursday. -- West to Hagan Bros.,_ 1111113
Green, for noon ; then 8004)1 to Zurich Itoo4, and
west to Johnston's hotel, Zurieh, for night. Friday.
-East to James Grouse for noon ; thence to his own
stable for night. Saturday. -West to 2nd oon. thtY,
and eolith to Rodger Nortboottes, for noon ; thence
east to London Road, then north to his own fetal&
where he will remein until the following Monday
morning. : 2050
lommameglor
RILIIICTRIO B.
BERRY & BLAIR, Proprietors,
31,1onclay, May leave his own stable,
half a mile south of Brueeneld, and go south. to Illp.
pen and east to William, eVorktnan's 1041i Como -
Hien, Tuokersmith, for noon ; then east by way of
Cromarty, and south to Farquhar, at Temperance
House for night, Tuesday. -East Russeldale for
noon! then nod)) to Mitchell, at the Hicks House
foe night. We Inesday.-To Dublin, ,at the Boutin -
ion Hotel, otel, for noon ; then to Seaforth, at Dick's Ho-
tel for night. Thursday. -To Leadbury, ab Willlarn
MeGavin's for noon ; then by way et Walton to
e ;
Blyth, at the Mason House for for 1.10(150 for noon
ght., FrIday,-To
Londeeboro, at the Temperan
then to Clinton, at Graham's Hotel for night. Sate
urday.-To his own stable, where he will remain •
aintil the following Monday morning.
PRINChl OF liURLFORD.
SMILLTE BROS., Proprietori,
MONDAY, May 18, will leave his own stable, one
Mile seal) of Brueeneld, and proceed to Varna for
noon ; thence south by Parr Line to Ralph Stephen -
sone!, for night. TUESDAY. -Be Parr, Line, to Jae.
Love's, Hills Green, for noon ; thence by Kippen to
his own stable, for the night. WEDNESDAY -At
his own stable, THURSDAY -By way of- 2nd Con-
cession, to Alex. Sinclair's, for noon ; thence be, 4th
Coneeestoo, to James McIntosh's, Mill Read, for
night. FRIDAY -By 2nd Concession If. It. S., to
Appelton Eicoatee for noon ; thence b4 2nci oonee6-
0on to his own stable. iilATURDA -To his own
stable.
*A.A.
The Home of the
Draught Stud.
The extia well bred Clydesdale
StallioAKING,THOIVIAS (12025).
The splendid Shire Stallion.
GILLIBRAND ROYAL, Vol.28,
The celebrated Shire Stallion,
SOUTHPORT (20041) •
Will stand for the improvement of stook
this season at
T. J. BERRY'S
Sale and 'Exchange Stables, Hensall.
2050
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SEAL AND PRINCE.
NAS1f BROS„ Proprietors,
Monday -will leave his own stable, Lot 18, Con. 8,
MoKillop, and KO to James Henry Campbell's, for
noon •, then to Thos. O'Laughlin's, Con, 10,for
Taeeday-To George Steinbach's, owe 12, X..ogan,for
neon ; then to Louis Longways for night. WCtinea-
doiy—By the town line toJacob Wolf's, Con. 7, Lo-
ggia for noon then to Joseph O'Rourke's, Con. 6,
lifhIelllop, tor night. Thursday -T6 his ONVII stable
where he will remain until Friday morning. Friday
To Wm. Flannery's, (ion. 2, Tuokeremith,for noon;
then to Peter Jordan's, Ifilibert, for night. Satur-
day -To his own stable whir° he will remain until
the following Monday morning. -2059
LOUR
Made
by
the
mill
your
own
local
town
takes
second
place
with
no
flour
manufact'd
Seaforthliiilling Co.
Roaro
ME CANADIAN B A INT K
F COMMERf1T
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LIEAD OPIUM TORONTO ESTABL
A. E. WALKER, President
Azp.x. LAIRD, C-eneral Manager
A. tt. IRELAND; Superintendent of
Branob.es
Paid-up Capital, $10,000,000
Rest, - - 5,000,000
Total Assets, - 113,000,000
Branches throughout Canada, and in the United States? and Engignd
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED .1
COMMERCIAL AND FARMERS' PAPER DISCOUNTED
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT 91
Deposits of $1 and upwards
current Fates and paid quarterly.
delay whatever in the withdrawal
the deposit.
SEAFORTH
F. HUMMED, Solicitor
received; interest allowed at
The depositor is subject to no
of the whole or any portion of
BRANCH.
:Ge. E. PARKES, Manager.
Do You Want a Real Good Suit
.for the Money?
0 I,. Suits are sewh with linen thread, shrunken •and well-taifored. If
you le.y- Suit from us for a.•boye young man Or a gentleman, you. will be
sure have good wear. '
. 1VIAN'S SUIT FOR $7.00—Man's Suit, made of Pattison'st,onaestie
Oloth, of strong fabric, in dark aad light brown mixed effect, splendidly lined,
and a snap at per sub $7.00.
. MAN'S SUIT FOR $9.00.7 -Man's Suit, made of extra heavy weaves,
also fine cloths, in 'dark and light faney•overchecks, plain cloths and. mixed
effects, double or single breasted, extra fine linings, at per suit $9,00.
MAN'S SUIT ,FOR 810.00—Man's Suit, made single and double
breasted, in fine worited finished tweeds, smooth and hard, in brown and Ox-
ford grey ground'', with, fancy dark oe light overohece Also in stripes, in dark
shades with light stripes, well tailored, at $10.0b. •
• Long Silk Gloves,in white and cream, at 75e, $1 seed $1.25.
Long Black Silk GJoies at per, pair $1.Q0.
Cash paid for butter and eggs.
POPLESTONE & GARD NE R,
(suconssoRs TO MESSRS MoKINNON & CO )
BLYTH, 74 al ONTARIO*
3772.77
COMIINTG-1
vomPowlmillelmW4
DR. M. S. MUSE
OfTaube & SOU, Eyesight Specialists, of Torout
will be at
FEAR'S Drug Stores Seaforth
On Monday & Tuesday, June 19 & 11,
4 -
, If there is anything whatever wrong with your eyesight; do not
neglece this opportunity of . having your eyes properly attended
to. Come early, as you. may require a second examinatien.
' All work absolutely guaranteed.
The new Tailor Shop.
..••••••••••••••,
.
We have just placed in stock a. large quantity of Tweeds and
WorstPds of the latest styles and patterns, and our tailoring
department is conducted by the best of workmen.
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All Scotch Tweed Suits made to your order, regular price $20
• to $22 -our price $15 to $16. English Worsteds -lowest prices.
TRY US FORFarnularo & Zu& Purcell's.
po Over Williams
YOUR NEXT yurk.
ENTRANCE ON G0DERI011 ST., SEAFORTH
•
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Will sand for'mares at his own etable in BRUSSELS at a service fee of $25 to insure.
K APLAN won four tiro prize this Spring at stiillion shows. His colts ball° been
winners at all the local shows for the last three years. Ic.splan's breeding is of the best
blood in the, trotting horses of America. Kaplon's/411 brother, Kavalla 2.07a, was the
fastest four year old etallion in'Amerion iu 1902. Ws sire, KTUMiiI3, 2.07t, was 011ahl-
pion stallion of the world in 1902, hie grand sire. ,Lor4 Russell, was full brother to
Maud S, 2.08:? ; his dam, Almirs, by Kelituoky Priaq, le- the dam of six in tho list :
his grand dam, Alma, 2.28t, by Haml3letonian 10, is * Okoducer of speed ; his great
grand dam, Clara. by American Star, Ilse her blood in more 2.10 totters than any
other mare ; in 1906 2 10 trotter, 11 out d 83 :merle i* her blood.
Pasture furnished for mares. All accidents at oviner'Sriek
SCOTT & WARWICK Brussels Ont.
5743
Conner MainAnd Market Sts
okard -s .SAFOR 14 Ontario
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Low prices on
Ladies'
Whitewear
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IMPORTANT NOTICES.
QTIEEP LOST. -Strayed from Lot 4, Concession 2#
leD MoKillop, on or about April 80th, 8 ewes and
four Iamb& Any information about the same will
be suitably rewarded, John Kohn, Dublin P.O. ,
2059x1
Veit SALE,-liouse and two tots. A comfortable
ten Moped fmnie boine) with all conveniences;
fruit trees and goad garden. Also household effects:
cosi, took and heating stoves, kithhen -utensils, et.O.
14fust be sold at Once, Apply to W. X, Ireland, Eaat
WW= ISt., swarm 2059x2
1CISTRAY TURKEY, -Strayed or stolen from Lot
J2.1 22, Huron Road,,Tuokerstnith, on May 22nd, a,
1arg6 bronze turkey,well 'narked. Any person found
bar ring it will be presecuted, or any person re-
turning 14 40 the owner will be rewarded. Mary Ann
Carter, Seaforth 20504
SALE, -House and 104 40 Egmondville, The
.1? comfortable frame hOuSe Oh Main St., , BhOrt
dietetic° south of the church, occupied by Mrs.John
Steck The lot contains one half acro of land, with
exollent trait trees. The house contains 0 bedrooms,
,parlor, dining room, kitchen, eta., with, good done
cellar, There is a firsteclase well and cement eistern,
also woodshed, etcapply on _premises or to Eg-
mondvillo P.O. MRS, JOHN SUET. 205941
GRAND TRUNK V:(1.4-7EtZ
The offering IA a very unusual one flee e
dozen Ladies' White Lawn and Nainsook Oozseb
worth from 35c to $1 each. On taale at 25c.
A number of .White Cotton and Nainvook Gowhs, worth
from $1.50 to $3.50 each. Oa sale—your choice for
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Colored Silks
very
special prices
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To the women who are planning very' special tostum
would suggest the careful pesueal of the following extra
values Special line of plain Silks—all shades—ore ealethis
week at 45c. Fano/ Stripes and Cheeke and all fancy
shades—epecial at 50e.
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Wash Goods
Specials
for this week)
Oetoii.1.44..ereeer
A
The new stripes, checks and floral designs are shown. in
bundance. Come and secure these special vgues. -Colored
,
and white Pongee, 4.5 lilacs wide, at 25e a - yard. Fancy
blaek muslins at from 12i to 60e a yard. landing
at from 10e to 1Bc a yard. - Oetton Voiles at 12e. Fan
Veatings at from 1.5 to 30o. Two specials in
de Ohene at 20e and 25c.
New Display
of Lace
Curtains
:
The latest and most talked of Lace dui
heavy corded and plain. Fish net Oaths=
, deshes of many of our customers we have iniporte
large stock of the above goods in Arab, Ecru and
prices $2.60, .12.85, $3,80, $4.35 per pair.
y. is the
the
a
Everything
that Men
and Boys we
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Many extra good thiu� willbe found itt the Clothing De
partmeut this week. Spada's. 300 pairs of Men's Tweed
Pants sizes 32 to 44-4 patterns. On sale at $1.25 each.
75. den's Suits in Fancy Worats and Tweede, all sirea—
from 34 to 44—worth $10. On sale at $8 ee suit. Ste our
new style of Fancy Worsted Suits, all 4'.p 'dest materials at
from $10 to $14. 50 odd suite worbfrom $6 eo $9. On.
sale at $5 Gull.
1New Patterns
tin Men's
Shirts
The Tourist Beason
Is now on, and a chance. to travel is
offered to those who spend the most
part of the year on the farm, or in
small settlements. No state or Prov-
ince has more interesting resorts than
Ontario,
The charming Muskoka, Lakes,
Georsien Bay, Lake of Bays, Teme-
alne Algonquin Park, Lake Huron
Beaches, K. awartha Lakes, St. Law-
rence River, White Mountains, Sea
Coast, Jamestown Exposition, etc.
Homeseekene Excursions to the
Canadian West, Fares ranging from
$82 to $42.50. Juni) 4th and. June 18th,
and hl -monthly during the summer.
For further particulars, call on
W. SOMERVILLE, Town Agent
A F. PHILLIPS, Depot Agent.
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That Variety is the spice of life " is fully vouched for in
the extensive showing of nbw Spring Patterns and Designs
found in our assortment of Negligee Shirt* in the Men's
Furrdshing Department. Here you see all the dainty hair
line stripes, checks, dots and figures imaginable, as well gi
a complete showing of popular _solid. effects. Theael goods
are as good as can be bought for the money Oes I IQ
and 81.25.
• 4-1
Highest Prices paid for Butter, Eggs
and Wool.
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11111„PIWKARD
Opposite Ton Building, Corner Mu
DIRECT
111 ThIPOItTBES
d Market Streets, Seaforth
Pa..Aa\TO
imialmatmespxoneumminas
HEINTZMAN CO*
This is the exclusive Agency for this district for the eeelebrated instru.
ments. Ask for the little leaflet "Why a Piano gets out of tune," and it
will be easily seen why these insteutnents are so MUCh itt favo; with the
pablie, both here and abroad. Before buying give me span.
u filiEshaiee 81:0e. RTH
One door North of Richer
At
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