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&wee for
ne grounds�how the tte-
of 'the pastor, Rev. Mr.;
- • magnificent crescent
de of -tulips Le Much aclieired.
!tin Petty, of this village, is
her dwelling property at
,(Side of the track by raining
nutting a good cement faun -
(der It. -Mr. Arthur Blah -
[o adding to, the appearance
ellzng at, ti10 west endby
up -a nice veranclah.-Yery
pay is felt "tor Mr. Cox-
tiG of -his hotel, The
by re on Wednesday night
veek, as the lose le a very
as he was .6ffere4 over $G -
ie within the pest
e rain e of the past week
ked theecrops geeaaly, partie-
the pasture fielsis.-Mieet
no has been in Toronto for
attending college, Is 'Warne
ivacallon.-A football match
'.ed here on Monday evening
13rueefle1d and Ilensall re -
a score of -two to none in
.Brucefleld.-Mr. G. T.
'malty engaged with the ce-
ndatfOrt of Mr. Jae. Beira
e on the London road. -Rev.
h, of Carmel church, •left
Thursday last., to attend the
sembly at Montreal and at
ree visit his mother who
Hawkesbury, 210ta f ar trona
..--Pror. Patterson. of Len -
conduct the services in Car -
next Sabba,th.-Revdie. Tole
Who were attending the
0 held at Goderich returned
irs. Robert Bonthron left
E week to visit her daughters
and,. Barrie and relat:e.TS hi
-Mr. Wm. Stoneman le hay -
!.e Verandah added o his
Ung -!�s Carlile, of this
eho . has been carryine- on
Og for a number. of IdarS
inde4 'giving up businese a-
nd this mouth. and atter'
of her outfit 'or furnishinga
business, fritends taking a
to the wed,' where he has
; of relatives and friends.-
esides has added to the ap-
. and contort of his (level-
erty on Oxford street by
hes of cement walks. -Dr.
of Hyde Park, has •pur-
hat are well known as the
ring Mills near ICippen and
the same moved down to
on -Phe' Ladles" A.id of the
church, held a. meeting at
of Mrs. H. Beek on Wednes-
' Mr. James Harburn, of
as here last we,elc
her, WilIlam.-Mr. Coliv
here this week for. Wood -
re he has engaged with a.
ge earwax:tar as ao painter.-
ratet.ear t returned front
week accompanied by.
miss Beasie, who grad-
' it at the Toronto School.
'APR. -Mrs. Toll retarned
from St. Marys, where shea
-felting lae r mother.-atr
Ratftwell, of Varna, visited
'at week with their 'laugh-
' James johneton, of Willow
.ploommorision000momirmoOM
Beechwood.
p Or t .-- The foliose g are
obtained by puplie of school
5, WICillop, for the month
er. Klein 87, Joe
1.N -incept DillOte 57. Jr. m
stoan 5v may Noun 55.
ian 35. r. H -Loretto Cur-
gSee haver 70,WiU
10 Crordori 59, MarJorle
ery Sloan 56, Flossie Ken -
mine' SIoau 25. Jr- IT --
Ion 69, Tonerny Purcell, '56,
edy 56, Owen Giviln 55.
.ny Kerr 58, Johany Lur-
as 1 -Agnes Curtin 91,
vlen 67,, Georgia Kiein, 59.
4 •rson, Teacher.
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'WARD'S,
ONeA
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bought and sold
the _world.
all parts
attention given to' farmers,
rs te.
Advanceesniade to reSportetble pea,
V
%i on theie own notes. \
Interest paid or compounded four
lbw 0. year at the highest current
Tates.
we east Sale Notes, no matter on
eniat Bank drawn.
117 Branches and Agencies through.
efeariaela.
peeNkERS -Great Britaid-Royal
k of Scotland, Canada. Merohants
k of Canada, New York, Mer-
Ijanth of Canada.
igANK relcOONNELL, Manager
DUBLIN BRANCH,
MARKETS.
Brusecuteue June 0, 1907.
..$0 t to $0 86
el .... e. 0 to 0.70
ttahal • / 1* ..... *11,111,•11- II.. 0%0 to 060
ton.........„. 22 00 to 22 00
Greelerloori peon 2 60Q to 25 00
per 109 lbs. e. 2 3 to 300
,No. 1, loose........ - ... 0 It to a ett
.. 0 10 too 018
. 0 111 to 017
60 to 65'
zaa. ... ir t -as• -***10 06 to 10 00
7 50 to 7 50
Ira A`• .11,..•,11. 4, .4...1 0 75 to 1 00
aet. .. - c 50 to 0 60 ,
tail) per barrel.; . .. ,. 1 25' to 1 35'.
Per 'eortl(tooS) . ... ...... 6 00 to 700
rd 2 751 to 8 76
.. 9 001to 11 00
-
260to 350
Live Stook Markets. ,
England, June 3-Liverpoo1 and 'London
ar firm, at lli to 18e per lb., dresied Weight ;
beef is quieted at 9c to 9to per lb.1
June 3-- John Rogers & Coo Liverpool,
att steers "III to 140 ; States i steers,
e Trade skew but firm.
June Srd-Edward Watson & Itildhle re-
cut 617 cattle ex -Laconia on market. l Ebaro
exi,erieneed, Top steers, 1.21e. ; secondaty, 11
o , 1
z 0 t ,
bang la to 1010. .
413ntra(Q, Arne 4—Cattle—Active , and gOneritily
majgher ; stocker% end feeders stow and 10. to 15o
rime steers, 46 to $6,80 ; shipping, $6.76
... utohers' $5 to $5.86 ; heifers, $1;26 to
7 cows, $3.50 to $5.25 ; bulls, $4 to 1$6.50 -
Eooker8 sed feeders, $8.75 to 0
$4.86, alesv a .05:
;p
iou theifera $3 to e185 ; fresh cows and ring-
euersiow t $2. to 0 lower at $15 to $52. , eats--
eteetiveend eteady at $5f,,o 16,26. Hoge-Aative and
asbede higher ; heavy, $0.40 to 8.60;6mixed and
YerkerS. 60.60 ; Pige, $0.00 to .70;$0roughs, ', $5.40
to 5.63;$stags, $4.25 to $5. Sheep and lain:lbs.-a
Mika and higher; Iambs, $6,50 to $9 ;'sone! load
(de limey, 40.26 ; yearlines, $7.75 to 08 ; weetiere,
*25 to$7 , °wee, $5.50 to $6 ; sheep, mixed, 0.8 to
*:-25. '
- Momsee, June 4. -The strong undertone ivhieh
ltomPaliatohreeetrthilde:sit:14imeetitiotofni4ileaentadonptiirieticupeesegrttptiqoisub:indto,brn:iiindigatilli4ecoireied:
i bee prevailed in the market for cattle duriog the
lone at present are that they will go dill higher'
in. the near future. The high prices are solely Olt
'AO:0=V Of short supplies here and the soarmty of
eed to choice stock. 3:Melee beeves,sold to -day at
t5etoOu; good, at 6,2e to Go; fair,. at 61 tni sbc 7
inilkreen'e etrtppers, st 42e to 4e, and lower gradFs
at 40 to 4,1„0 per lb. There was MI further change in
the hog eituation. Supplies were large, with lever
'J00 on the markt, but a number of these had been
contracted for by packers last week. Sales Of se-
Iseted lets were mule freely at $7.75. Cable adyices
vet -Saturday from Liverpool and London on Comedien
lama were etronger stud noted a further advanee in
eiesfor bese selections of 1 per cent, but NOW
O4b1os, for the same were cagier and 28 lower thafl the
me. Prices to -day were lc per Ile lower than
Previous week. Receipts of sheep are cornme cing
to inco
a week ago. Bales for export account were made at
4i
to 5a per lb. The demand for spring tempi; is,
, palatal to $6 each, and an active trade contieues
in calves at from $2 to 38 each. . .
TOWnritf JUNC-XION, June 4. -The quality of e rt
cittle generally was good; the beet of the sateen,
natio, there were more finished cattle than bas been
° oh the noirket at any one them than for months, bet
the mune cannot be saki of the butchers, as there
were not as many good to choice in this elaskain
comparleon with the shippers. Trade was lid&
W ithyrices fully 25e per cwt. higher than on ony
preview market this season. Exporters.- Piece
ranged froni 85.40 to $5.00 and one lot of 14 eetra
eholee well finished, at 446 ; the bulk sold at $5.50to
V..70. Export bulls sold at $4.6(1 to $1.85. Butch is.
--Prime preked iota sold at 35.50 to $5.65, and ono
lot of 8 extra choice sold at 86.85; Wade olgookl
$5.25 to $5 60; medium, e15 to 85.25 ; common rnid
lots, 4E4,75 to $4.96 ; coma 63.85 to $4.85 per t ,t.
Hitch COWs.--A few milkers and springers sokl at $40
to$62.50 each. Veal calves. A limited numbee of
veer ealves sold from $4 to ' $6.50 per cwt. Sheep
and iambs. Report sheep, shorn, $4.50 to 65 ; len.
thorn, $5.50 to e5.7.e ; rams, . $4 to $4.60 ; spileg
krehei $4 to aU.50 each. Hogs. -- Market easy, at,
47.10 or welch., and 80.85 for lights rid fats.
TORONTO, june 5 -Export eattle ioId briskly, lid
ree-ti telier.ed from 20 to 26e higher. Recentng-
w cables showed little fropeovemert, and it s c ifil.
'cult to see where ex ort Marketettee high enough to
warrant the pieces that are being paid here. 1 is
saki, however, that the high values are being ge en,
not eo much on the basis of the present condition of
tUC trade in England as in the hope and expeotaition
that an advan-ie 38 earning very shortly, and that,
' therefore, by the time cattle bought now are shipped
plea will be high enough to return them a profit.
The export trade at present is on m very speouletive
bade. The bulk of the choice export trede to -day
ranged about $5.50 to $5.60, with picked lots report-
ed as selling up to 336. The export demand is • still
Reified to welatinished Accra medium and conimon
'quality finding no market at all. The run of betch.
- er eettle WWI exceptionally heavy for a Tuesday
tnerket, but the deinandlwae strong, and everything
sold well. Prices were firm at the recent advance,
mad, but for the heavy offering, would probately bave
hewn a comfortable improvement. Top quelity
old from $5.25 to $5.50, with choice lots selling. from
If to 0.20 ; choine/pows sold at from $4.23 to $4.75.
looker and feeders were compariseively quiet, !with
A fair demand for good heavy stook. Mitch cows iwere
firm at $35 to $00 for choice, and $25 to $30 for 'com-
mon. Veal %Ives slightly lower at 3 to file per lb.
Sheep and lambs eteady; with little ehange. Iii 08
were expedite; a decline in hog prices, but (omen/ -.
held baek their etook,with the reinilt that quotations
Were unchanged at $7.10, fed omd metered
-.Dairy Markets.
Teamero, Jane a -Butter -The fnarkek is very ease'
and further deelinee are expooted (luring the Week'
Creamery prints, 20 to 22o ; diary. prints, 19 tO 20e.
Cheese -713 to 13te for large, and 111,1c for twine.
Ettee---Wenner weather is expected to remelt 11,
lower price% Quotations as yet show. no change.
st-17e to 18v,
31°NT"At. Joffe -I -Beei-e-18 to 10o. Cheese -
'Western, i2e to Lela natter -Choicest creamery,
20i to 21e.
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Grain. et.
TORONly, June 4-Wheat--Onteselo, No. 2 white
wInter, No. 2 red, or No. 2 mixed, 880 bid, OW
Asked. Manba itoe heat. -Lake .elurts„ , 1 hard,
V8e No. 1 nmkt orthern, ; No. 2 northern, 94o.
Oats -No. 2 white. 40ec to 47e, °Weide •, No, 2
ed, 4440 to 15o. Bren-e21 to• $Z2 ; shorts, 822 to
1123toutelde. Putatocie-From ; Delewares, $1..25 to
V-80 In ear tote on twit here. Ontario are quoted
at 61.16. Baled Hay -Firm at $13 to els per toe for
2.10. 1 timothy, and wee' to eta 50 for secondary
grades in ear lots hero. Baled Straw -e0.75 to 87
tier tOtt in ear lots here.
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Rorse Market.
Tonoxeca June 5. -Burns & Sheppard, at', the Bo.
Vetitotli, Toronto, report horse trade pretty fear,
Ivith good demand for expressers, heavy drafts and
carriage homes. Prices are keeping 1009,0, but
they say farmers are asking rnoreefor honiles in the
country than dealers cao give and make; Money on.
,Gettletge hones, Round 5 to 7 yrs. old, sell et 8175 to
roadsters, sound, weighing 1,200 !bee $150 to
22a; heavy drafts, 1,400 to 1,600 ibs., $17e to $240 ;
servieemee. sound v(orkers and {Iris -ere,. $50 to $126,
wet cheap eoceres at S40 to $60. •
EVIIM.E.Eramtvoussopipm
thrties,
Iri trowlek, on May 27th, to Met and Mee.
Joan Brown, it daughter, .1,
- Mullett, on May 26th, to Me. and Mrs.
Oryant, it daughter.
,LIVINGerONE-In Exeter, on May 26th to Mr. and
alra Charles Livingstone, a daughter.
esoWNEY-In McKillop, OD June 2nd, to Mr. and
oe Mr*. Joeeph Downey, a eon,
440NES-In Fort Saskatchewant Alberta on May 26
to 11e, awl Mrs. S. O. Joneeeb, 8013.
eaJOIINSTON-At' the home ef the
held mallet, he Stenley, on May 22nd, by
Rev. R. II. Sewers, Ell, second daughter of the
late Mex. Johnston, to Mr. Metcalf, of London.
ILVEEN-WRIGHT-At Penetem,,o, on May 25th,,
Bert aloilveene of Toronto, eldest son of Mee
Frank Meilvech, of Clinton, to Miss mane
Wright.
ICEItit-BROWN---At the- hem of the bridete par-
ents, Bilesselam June 4th, by Rev. A. O. Wish.
ard, B.A., Mise- esife Kerr, of the Blyth Stand-
ard, to alio Lottle, daughter. of Mr. and Mre.
George BroWn.
LA0E1E-MOR1USON-In Waighain, on May 26th,
by *v. .T. Boyle, George Leckie to I.,etieha, Mop'
rieon, all otWeeexeter„
eLEAN-D'UNDAS-At the blettaxlist ohne:111,0as.
forth, by Rev. R, J. Currie, 8,A., assisted
Rovde, A. K. IIirke and R. S. Baker, on'the 5t
insta Rev. George A. McLean, of Coekeville, nnd
Alice, daughter Of John Dundee, of MoKillop.
Death.
Bruesels, on june 5th, Barbruu W.
Sinitla! relict of the late Alexander, Straoho,n,
aged 69 yeare, 6 months o.nd 19 days,
NVIIITIPIELD-In Grey, on May 20th, MerY MAW%
second daughter of Teesdale and Ruth Whitfield,
aged 20.years, 8 months and 19 days.
"LOGAN-00 the Parr line, Stanley, on May 28th,
Chrirlee Legate aged 87 years.
ANDERSON --In Wing -ham, on May 20bh, Leonard
B. R. Anderson, aged 22 years, .5 reoiatis and 14
doe.
MoICAY-In Port Colborne, on June let, D. . Me.'
Nay, aged Eiti years, father Of W. M. WMcKay, of
Seafortb.
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LAWN
MOWERS
In these 'we have an offer worthy of
your consideration. A four.knife, 14.
inch cut lawn moxvere 'thoroughly
guaranteed $4•2 5-
for . .
There -are none. like it in town. This
is just one. We have a fUll line with
prices ranging up to $8.00.
Screen Doors
Fran the perfectly plain to the hand.
some panel design;
Screen windows, all width, 20 bents
to 40 cents.
Rohertsons Pure Ready Mixed Paints,
$1.50 a gallon.
GEO. A. SILLS,
SEAFORTIL
For Chea .
June Millinery
' GO TO THE
New Millinery
Store 0 o o
OPPOSITE THE
POST OFFICE
CLINTON.
Our Ladies' and Girls' Ilats and Old
Lad es' Bonnets are new and include
some New York Designs. Onr Baby
Bon eta and Small Boy's Tarns are up
to date. Satisfaction guaranteed,
Miss Centelon & Co., Clinton.
A learing Cash Sale
now going on
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AT Tag
Se4forth Tea Store
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Nowisthetimeto
get cheap goods.
Te • earis salmon for $1, cans blue
berm s for 25e, 8 cans of pumptin 25c,
8 can peas 25e, $1 can corn 25c, best
toma • es Mc per can,4 packages starch
25e, 4 packages corn starch 25% 3 lbs.
baki g soda 10e, 8 tumblers leaking
pows er, 25e, 8 tins baking powder 250,
best aisins 10e lb„ ()lbs. cooking figs
25c, lbs. dates 250, maple syrup 25c a
quer , 10 bars Judds soap 25c, 12 bars
O.K. soap 25c, 3 lb. bar ILP. soap 25e,
25 b s Cornfort soap $1. Some first-
class Labrador herring 15e a dozen, 4
doze for 50c; 40e green, black and
Jap n tee 30c a lb, 6 lbs. best B rice`
25c, lbs. prunes 2hc, Ingersoll cream
chee e 20c a lb.,1 year old dairy cheese
lae Ib., purehoney 10c a lb., Clover
Lea salmon 15e a can, white beans S.
lbs. or 25c.
ordiaf invitation is extended to
all •o call and get some of the bar-
gain:.
anted - good fresh butter, eggs
and potatoes, for which highest price
will be paid either in cash or trade.
6: AULT, SEAFORTH
F rmers' Excursion
TO - THE
On erio Agricultural
11•V•1•11..MOVIO
Th annual excursion to the Ontariogrioultural
00111 go at Guelph, under the auepices the West
and „outh kturen Fanners' Institutes, will be held
0 Friday, 'June 21st, 1907;
lapeelat Trains will be ran for the aceommo-
dation of exeursioniste as follows
Leave Tin* Fare
; Adult Child
Goderloh
1
Ilolniesville 17.'4507 a. In' 1311 25 ..(36
00
Clinton 8.05' 1 20 .e,0
ISectforth- 8.20 1 15 .60
St. Columban . 8.80 1 15 .60
Dublin 8.36 1 10 .ve ,
Belgrave - 1 25 .66
Blyth 1 25 .06
Londesboro• 1 20 .60
i Centralia 0,45 1 20 .60
Exeter
7,00 1 26 .05
Hensel] 77;2103
1 25 .05
Kippen
;
1 25 • .66
:
Brumfield , 7.30 1 20 .00 ,
Ciiiiton 1
7,45 .00
Arrive at Guelph at 10.00a2.()m. ,.
Exoursioniets from Relgrave, Blyth -and Londe.s-
boro will leeve by the regular morning train going
eoeth, eonnecting with the exeursiou train at Clin-
ton. - Returning to:dm/will leave Guelph at 5.50 p.m.
.a special train will meet excursionists from La/Wes-
tboro, Blyth and **rave. Tickets will be good go -
•Ing only on excursion trains, valid to return the fel-
lowing day. Exoureionists inay return on, any regu-
lar -train. The train from 0letioh Will COMM of
i eight ears, and the cipeolal !rem Contralto,* tett meg.
?Threes returning on -Saturday, via Litoom Oneelifig,
: shbuld leave Guelph at 2.s0 p, 10., and those by
• direet itnest 6.55-p. In..
The Women's-Institute:I , f West and South Huron
also will )(An' the extursio...
Committee of ,Arrangen ents-Thomae McMillan,
Seaforth ; Wm. Bailie, Dungannon ; R. M. 'Young,
Carlow ; R. Gardiner, Farquhar. a 2010.2
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01 For Niagara
G. T. R. Excursion to
Niagara Fails
FRIDAY
sand
&15ATURDLY --
Under the auspices of the
Canadiarr Order of Foresters
The above orderbas esoinpleted arraogeoWnts with
e Grand Trunk Itailivay to run nn Excursion to
lagara Valle, Ontario, on the dates named above,
t eluding all stations between Goderielt atid Scree -
ford, at the,following testes ;
Station Time of Leaving- Fare
Goderich(3.45 a. m. $2,15
Ilohnesville 7.01 .05
°Hilton 7.00
Seaforth • 7,26
Columban 7.82
,Dublin rt 7.38
Mitehell 7,46
Sebring -vale 8.00
Stratford $.16
Ctiiiclren wider 12 years of
Tickets may be prooured from
2,05
2,05
2,05
2.05
2.00
1.80
1.ob
age at bait price,
the G. T. R. agents
A epeolal train will leave Goderich at 6.45 o,. in. on
June 14111, and arrive in Niagara rans at 11.16 a. in„
0,nci return the flame day, leaving Niagara, Fells at 8 -
o'clock p. m. Tickets one good only on epeeist
June 14th, and returning on special the saroe nieht,
or any minder train June 16th. Goderieh tiokete
good returning -June 1711I. Special train aecomodar
Ron is being provided, in order to insure a pleitstint
and comfortable outing. This will afford a splendid
opportunity to vie ,v one of nature's wondere and at
the game elm see the great works coinpleted by
man for the transmiesion of eleetile tamer to all
parte of the Province. The wonderfully rugged ecen-
ory along the Gorge ROUtO 113 alone Well worth the
trip. If you have nob yet vieited the Falls, now Is
your chance, and if you have seen thorn before, an-
other vielt will only serve to make their grandeur
more impressive, espeoially et this season of the
year when everything in neture is ab its beet. Come
and enjoy a day's outheg.
.Don't forget the dete-JUNE 14th.
8, T. HOLMES, 0. R. SPEARE, Ree. See. ,
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HE CANADIAN BAN
OF COM
HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO
B. E. WALKER, President
ALEX.: LAIRD, General Manager
A. H. IRELAND, Superintendent of
Branches
ESTAI3LISIIED 1807
Paid-up Capital, "10,000,000
Rest, - 5,000,000
Total Assets, - 13,000,000
Branches throughout Canada, and in the United -States and England
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED
COMMERCIAL AND, FARMERE' PAPER DISCOUNTED
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT 91
Deposits of $1. and upwards received ; interest allowed at
esurrent rates and•paid quarterly. The depositor is subject to no
delay whatever in the withdrawal of the whole or any portion of
the deposit.
SEAFORTH BRANcH.
F. HOLMESTED, Solicitor G. E. PARKES, Manager.
Big Sale of Ends.
From Thursday, June 6th, to "Wednesday, June
will set at
a
Corner Main
S SEAFORTH
d Market
On - aria.
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Ladies'
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES IWhitewear
All goods, consisting 'of ends of
Woollen, Cotton and Linen Goods.'
yo/u. will get bargains in these goods, as we wish.
to clean. tup the stock.
EICash paid for Butter an,c1. Eggs.
POPLESTONE & ARDINER
(8IICOESSOR8 TO MESSRS. MoKINNON te CO.)
131ANTIly IN la ONTARIO'
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:OOMi 01
DR. M. S. TAUBE
The offering is a v-ery unu ual one. Vire place on sale 51)
dozen Ladies' White) Lawn and IsTainsook O3zeet Covers,.
worth from 35c to $1 each. On sale at 25c.
A number of White Cotton and Nainsook Gowns, worth
from $1,50 to $3.50 each. On sale yoir choice for $1
Colored 'Silks
very
special prices
Ce..eee$eee.e43-4-ee-o-te-eeot-+ee-to-e-eo-*-+-o-e-4-e-+-ee
To the women who are planiiin very speaal costumes, we
would suggest the careful perusal of the following extra
values : Special he a plain Silks -all shades -0a flab this
week at 45c. 'Fancy Stripes and Chicks and all fancy
shades-apecial at 50c.
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Of Taube & Son. Eyesight Specialists, of Toronf,o,
will be at Wash Goods
FEAR'S Drug Store, Seaforth Specials
!for this week
On Monday & Tuesday, June 10 & 11,
If there is anything 'Whatever wrong With your eyesight, do not
, negleet this opportunity of having your eyee properly attended
to. Come early, as you may require a second examination.
Alleevork absolutely guaranteed.
CD The new Tailor Shop.
FLOU
Made
the
mill
your
own
'peal
town
takes
second
place
,with
no
four
manufa4t'a
Seaforth Milling_ Co.
Odd
-...166.11"111r Stiecial
Soinething
_____-and
Rich
Is our lines of.
Doulton (Alma
A fine , collection to select
from.
Get in early and have first
choice.
We also have a fine line of
PurseF—Gulian 8a1e Leather
Goods Co. make them.
The J. S. ROBERTS
DRUG SORE
&KAY, *maw
•-z
We have just placed in stook a large quantity of Tweeds and
WorstPds of the latest styles and patterns, and our tailoring
department is concluded byethe best of workmen.
I •
CYO-E2en T...eMeek.IDIR, - • .•
All Scotch-TWeed Suits made to your order, regular price $20
to $M- Jur price $15 to $10. English Worsteds -lowest prices.
TRY US FOR _
YOUR .rtBxT SUIT.' Fimuliro Zupo B?vgirWe,e'Rains
ENTtiANOE ON GODER1011 SEAVORTJEL
2059.8
HEINTZMAN & CO,
This is the exclusive Agency for this district for these celebrated huhu.
meas. Afik for the little leaflet Why a Baal gets out of tune," and it
will be easily 806a vley them; instruments are so much in favor with the
public, both here and abroad, Before buying give me a call.
II
WISEAPORT
One door North of Richardson & McInnis' She Store.
Oxford
How about your Oxfords This
will be the greatest Oxford sea-
son ever. Black or Ulna in splen-
did variety.
It will be a queer pair of feet we can't
fit and please, with Oxfords in
button,•tie or blucher styles -----,all
good leathers. The manufactur.
ers who made our Oxfords under:
stand their business. We've Ox-
fords built for style or built for
comfort, There's Oxford satire
faction here evcry time. You'll
not have to pay too much money
here, eith.er. Ours are just right
prices.
Women's Oxfords
per pair...... $1 to $3 60
Men's Oxfords
per pair... ....$2 to $4 50,
Good quality is cheaper here than
at some stores.
Richardson& M'Innis.
SEAFORTH,
Sole Agents for Vietorie, Hagar
Jtat Wright and Derby Shoes.
•
Stone Wanted.
filim.••••=ammexemel
Granite or hard head stone wanted for street In
Seafortli. The Street Committee will pay 60 cents
a yard 'for stone dellvereri at the Toil% 1441- NO
stone taken larger than eAn be easily IWO by a man
into a wagon. I
GEORGE MIJUDIE,
2000.11 Chairman of 81. Cenunittee.
IMPORTANT NenoEs.
STRAYED -From Lot 6, Con, 4, about feo weeks
ago, 4 red yearlings, 3 steers end 1 heifer ; 1.
steer with white face. Any information wilt be glad-
ly received by WM. SPROAT, Brickyard, Eginond-
vide P. 0,• 2080x1
WOR SALE. -By private sale, a quantity of house-
hold furniture, sideboard, sewing machine,
kitchen utensils, etc. ,also house and lot for sale or
to rent, Call at residence of MRS. JOIIN STEM,
Egmonclville. 2059.11
FOR SALE. -A diso harrow. need jot one year,
alao a Deering mower, 6 foot out, latest im-
proved, never been used -Will be sold cheap and on
easy terms. Apply for particulars at the Exeomerat
office, Seesforth. 20004
arSEACTIER WANTED,-Vor School Section No, 5,
Hibbert, holder of a ,first or esecond dims pro.
fessional certificate, Duties to commence the Nth
of August. Apply, stating salary,to DAVID 011TM.
TIE, Russeiciale, Ont. 2004
fretlifWORTII BOAR FOR SERVICE. -Tho un -
1. dersigned has for serviee on Lot 24, Conces-
sion3, 11, 8., TOickeritinith, a Thorobred Tam-
worth Boar. SLOO payable at tine of service, with
privilege of returning if necessary. IL HAMILTON",
Seaforth. 2058x4
GRAND TRUNKRSAILW"
YSTEM
itomeseekeris
Here s
Excursions to
a „ tie
Manitoba .....
Money Saskatche'an
Saver Alberta...
_
$32.00 round trip to Winnipeg
$42.50 round trip to Edmonton
Rates to other points in proportion.
Tickets good for 60 days. 'Second
class fares the same from all stations
in Ontario. Leave Toronto June 18,
;Telly 2. 18,80, Aug. 18, 27, Sept, 10, 24,
Summer changes of time in effect lath
of june For further partaculars see
nearest firand Trunk bcket agent, or
address 3. D...7 McDONALD, Union
Station, Devout% Ont,
W. SOMERVILLE, Town Agent
A F. PHILLIPS, Depot Agent.
1
The new stripes, cheekand floral desins are she
bundance. Come and secure these apeclal values.
and white Pongee, 45 inches wide, at 25e a yard.
bladk nirvana at from 12i- to 50e a yard. Fancy mUne
at from 10e to 15e a yard. Cotton Voiles at 12i -e. Faney-
Veetings at from 15 to 30% Two specials in Cotton crepe
de Ohene at 20e and 25e.
New Display
of Lace
Curtains
e
,
The latest and ;mast talked of Lace Our
heavy corded and Fish net Curtain.
deeites of many of our tustomers have iri
large stock of the above goods in Arab Ecru
irices '82,60, $2.85, $3.80, $4.35 per pair.
4;04.4414444+.41.444: 444++.4,114,44
Everything
that Men
and Boys wear
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Many extra good things will be found in the Clothing De-
partment this week. Specials. 300 pairs of Nen Tweed
Panto, sizes 32 to 44-4 patterns. On sale at $1.25 each..
75 Ken's Suits in Fancy Wonted's and Tweeds, all a
from 34 to 44 -worth $10. On sale at $8 snit.
new style of Fancy Worsted Suits, all the latest metal
from $10 to $14. 50 odd suits worth from $6 to $9.
sale at $5 each.
New Patterns
in Men's
Shirts
That " Variety is the spice of life is fuUy vouched
the extensive showing of new Spring Patterns and Designs
found in our assortment of Negligee Shirts in the Men's
Furnishing Department. Here you see all the dainty hair
line stripes, checks, dots and figures imaginable, as well as
a complete showing of popular solid areas. Th.erse geode
are as good as ean be 'bought for the money - 80c, $1.10
and $1.25.
44+4444++++++++++44444444
Highest Prices paid for Butter Eggs
and Wool.
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