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along these
ost
etste a NT&
itra.
IMPle
ater ¥J We-
b:oast with,
The ladies
arid their
ve them as
ceed for tha
=eel:tole-ea
Lf ara anxious -
mg of their old
4t bring them
elle have been
aaippen
daughters.
Mollarde
ind Mese Wan,
r. natty Smith'
ek„ tonsulting
ia Bossenberry
iiters in. Park -
life„ of flash -
a few days
6111s Thavelles-
:Walter Fitge
laid up with
:tain Patterson.
Itecernber gth,,
MU:am Kellord
are at time aO
Oatteraon ree
Thursday. lie
funeral a his s
?Otte -rem, sr --
a, tree watt well •
amounting tit
i_ and Bfro.
tr home on
olOted here ow -
their mother,
:sr. -Ansa Mills;
in Stratford,
. twirl wave:manor,.
talc= on 1.--ai ert-
mrest, 2 394
leading dak. and
subscription iatee..
21J-3
Inlial Stock Tz.i.inx
a success. Our poi- •
season to anotoer.
hursday, December
,narv 16th, 1900- It
Pia ourgreat 8.seoct
aleall. mote
leighing, oar
atristrea.s. trade.
niter thia week
; the cheap ran-
k- W ash was in-
lay.-Mre. R.
: here the first
tra 3. Sather-.
aiard Thomson
Oed upwards ot
ieir friends o
a their ne
tpeak in the
ip1enW1 time',
Christmas tree
irmei church •
d on Wednes-
Obich occasion
indance and: -a--
"nly carried oa
school, wOto
elvea and their
oeitvt a line
oat with gifts.
E to have to
very su
tyre. of t1i1-
LMWednesday:
sehad
d been
ht up to the
at it wee a.
Wives and
: OVed into
.heerhood of
wasvery
an
y excel -
De ndseed by
trieede.--Wes
I viedtingher
g well pat -
Mfr. ond
titeavantly en -
heir relatives
last -Mien
7' is felt for
lananie on
their on, a
years, which
day last The
severe sa-
nd, was the
re on the
co $1,5o
Preyer and -
shopping
.art
is
-Ai
tor nI
John
from
ern
eel Lo
in to
Jaen
sextin
-gave
me
`hood
shop
wberE
oifact
,offer
ace°
.Lond
--T
Odtv
to Mi
Into
athe
bone
ov
OirhtS
Mrs.
hefor
Cha Th
McConzi
.and
Brown,
aUWh
=Oats,
resit pe
radps
Barley,
aorta.
Law -0
'Roar,
Satter,
Rutter,.
*ggspe
If ITper
e a
Sheer*
Salt (re
Wood.
Wood ir
' Tor
have -
kat k
prices
mon„
la to
to 100
TOT
e Da to
42 to
feed,
Urea
$7 to
- $14; 1
- Torc
quiet,
ler fo
at 60
track
TOT
oy lo
2, 86
bushel
$1.50
quelit
bushel
Tor
mark
tone.
prim
and la
to 21c
strong
Striet1
28 to
and h
--Quie
OS 1-4
Per P
Mceil
keel
to -day
as to,polde
they a
The t
to be
ter for
agar
week
of
boxot,
corri
local
• ing q
aioiter
leo.n
Lando
12 1-2
xerrig
Lto -10
Liv
-ere &
! .States
lic ; c
bulls,
tor-
Torob
Oood.
wee a
.and al
eteado
-expor
cwt.;
Butch
„hutch
• to $4.
and
$4.70
.Seriat
mkt
• m
$2 to-
quotee
1ecta
ITLa
Ir 2
net
'Oracle
brisk,
by 10
sa me
the es
One 1
ed at
to $4
me
- -.
—...._..-.........—_1
- but tbi betI*
. _ s . ,.. a VORICIfft KUM AND hfetaltENI
V:to $L/5'• Partner-
d
son _ I , -
......
lowaray.-Beemarel?thit
; OF COMIVI' ERCE
0 a EAEORTH ivirr-
S 0
ea _
ixt in - - lied tome
. - - Row
d - - li e for
*(1 am* ne,
rroi,Bxo Ana W, Ian-
at ta, MAT1.1 are /vele-owe
It is over 20 years
te ormer was -here before.
are hothesonsof Thomas -Eallait-
iittown -amiss Sislistrierbeeatid
m Stewart Ferguson, arrlited
from winot . on- Tubsday,
hacengspent e =Inner there.
14.100raiken is away- on a bolls
vita Velth friends 'at Peterltore
...plages.-Peter 'Ritchie. jr.„
ae on a vacation from the Week
. ..
x. W.sibf Ottawa. le a •Tlet-
Hier the parental reof in town.-
B. McLaughlin arrived home
4;he' west -this week and will
. the winter' heree-Woo. James.
adon, WAS Caning 011 Old friends
vie during the paet week. Mr.
1 is the inventor of a .hand fire
- - ,
taisher :taid oit Saeurdaylast he
ett exhibittoneof what the. mach-
rould elo There is some tiltelY-
el Mee Ssmeastarting a reitelehle-
in Brussels -in the near futhre
!the extinoruisher Wouldbe milli--
ire& providiog the fawn would
my iteducement. Mr. Same was
(ponied here by Mr. .Garside, of
r16,, •
poeottsuriziedesol.1111;-"Huirabis_destft°0446t. . in.-$60.eiganlegebantil
hWersauilimlits."- ,,U-'ha4f'°111cialli,beeletaT evalcrittohaeatorei-
waa brikle Oa r-fkinor At $5 • t� 5-4115 by in. Altai'. -oonee_ nt.--- All ametule te die
Pc" -cAtt.; alheeP4 UnchinSeit' at and,0Whig to the late ihni are to be HEAD OFFICE, TOROITIO - ESTABLISHED 1B67
to $1,40 foreerevaan $2 t0'42.50- for 'forthwith
.
and paid' to the Liquidated, . .
maw 1143-40(uotas otart VrSzeifi•who,*-111 also settle all claims dneSaid B. E. WALKER -President
steady sat $6 for select*, fed and owing by the 'Ate Them. Allpersona, ' t..
weteed at the matket, sled 115.75 to ndebted. to the late firm will kindly APX. `LAIRD, -General Manager
drovers f.o.b. care al Country whits. . and.settle as Soon AS tiOalielble.
all
Buffalo, DbooPlablr 22.-ClUgoe-Far- , - -. • .
1 Paid-up Capital, $10,000 000
'
I Reserve Ftmd, - 5,000 000
I
.
eadri tie arte rs
litOBERT WILSON
le. octIve attel steadel dritett• 'etteerso . .
wmu.aucHitzs Branches throughout Canada, and in. the United States and Enpland
$1-25 to $$.15 ; ighttblogi. $6.591 to.416.26; Liquidator§ of the estate of i .
huteleirs, $4.74 to $9-; bolter* $4, e ..
to • Reid -&-witieme t
o4.2s ; woo, -$3 to $4.50 ; td4118# $3 to Dated Nov. lOth 1008. 2135-tf Every facility farmers
$4.50. WSW -Actives Satt 'Se bigher.
afforded to and
• ' COUNTRY BUSINESS
WI to. $19. Hogd---Falely active gm
Btredg to ' 6e higher; beattert $6.96 to
$8.10; meted, $5.75 to to $5.90; yorkere,
$5.25 to $6:80‘; etge, $4 --- to 0.10-1
rgagal4 $5.gt to $5.40; stage, $4 - to
. , _ .. . _ . others for the transaction of their
TheRobertBell Engine and banking business. Sales notes will be cashed or taken for collectiOn.
Thresher -Co. Unite& • ie. Accoun!s May he opened by mail, and
,
. ........._,...., BANKING BY mAll.
FOR
.
$7.75; daioles, $6.40 to OM. Sheep and
Larebs-Steesp slow and -.steady ; Iambi:
(active and. 20O Idg) 1 e r ; Iamb% $5 to.
monies deposited or withdrawn in
-DIVIDEND NO. 6 this way with equal facility. - 115
.
. e
$7-85 l Yearlings! $5.50 to- $5.75 ; wetle-
atte scat te soot ; *Watt $3.76- to $4 ;
ahoep. rifted, $; to $4; cal.da
• Notieetis hereby given, that a divi- SEAFORTH BRANCH.
(lend at the rats of -7 per cent er an. F„ HOLMESTED, Solicitor G. E. PARKES, !Amager.
inun con the paid up -oohs' hPook of ,
s __ •
. G
elisible _ ift _
s
iambs ,$7.25 to $7.65.
-Meares', DeceMber . 22 - Cattle-
itere esere no- really. extra choiee
belie- outside of tome heevo buns. ,
this Contpony, has been declared
the current yeer 'ending October
1908eand that the same Neill be
able en and. after February lee
for '
3lat,
ay- -
ea%
_
CJICI,Ca soid at 4 -344 to 6c ; !good at
4 1-4 to 4 1-2e ; felt at 4 1-2- to- 4c ;
conanien at 2 1-2 to ge, aod Inferior at
1 1-2 - to de we poued. 'Sheep • eadd-
Lambe -The market ter tsheep is
. Dv Ord r of the Hoard ' '
- • 8 °
1 ROBERT BELL,
• 2141-5 f Managing Director •
. _ . ILL' Ams
General Merchant for the People.
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Again we are on. the thresh
stranger, outt vrie,e8 ,,show , am ad,.
,
-
vance of 1-4 to" 1-2c per pound, Which
. , .il
its due principally to the --ems .0311P-..
plies coming forward and the in-
creaoed demand foe the sarne. Sales
'choice lots rewere 4
0 O. iv - . ismeroannemaamm,.....
h ristmas 1 s
, - • . " It 'POULTRY WANTED
hold of Xm" as Time .
.
.............
le other afternoon, Mr. and Ilia
,d. &aplomb, of tullarton, droVe
tchell, whore Mr. is &Oathtatting :Went
, house, leaving hwife.
L -cutter. Durieg hiet•abosence the
'became • unmanageable and -back-
i.: the steep embankment, lighthlg
!back at the bottom. Fortunately
4eebach iumPed front the cutter
the fall, and thus eseleped Ber-
alone
,
of made at -1-t
to 4 •1-2c, ond culls at 8 1-2 to31-4e'
per. pound. In lames the feeling ?et
.We want All kinds. of Poultry,. Starved and Dry Picked . for
. I
. No better place can be found . which the highest price will be paid,
into Christ-
mains firm at the mast advance, and
as the demand was ample to absorb all
the offerings, a fairly active trade
which purchase
mas Gifts that are both appre- Live Turkeys taken on Th.ursday, ITovember 26th.
elated and appropriate than at .
. our store We have useful , • \
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The season of tmiveral giving and receiving, the time for that
• ,_... ,
was done at 6 3-4 to 6c tor choice
lots, and at 5 .1-4 to 5 1-2c. .for wood.'
Hogs -A firmer feeling prevailed in
the market for how, and ,prices ruled
- e • t
presents xor almest e v e r y
- member of the fan2ily. . ' 1 -
• Christmas Fruits,,
wondeeful bringer of pleasing surprises-mystarioue, gracious,
, _
lovable o!d Santa Claus, whose very name thrills the with
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SALE REGISTER
unday, January 7th, at I °clock p. an., at
all'h Stock Yards, Dublin: Enreeat Cattle
15:. John II. Roach., proprietor ; Thomas
a uctioneer.
a trifle higher than they Were, ovhieh
WAt9 4110 to the increased demande tor
supplies, and sales of selected. ; lote
' , _
were _made at $8.59 to O6.75
, . We have received all our' Christmas Fruits. They are o
,
Hockey 5 k a, ire Et
• choicest quality and prices reasonable.
,
. - . . ...
, young
gladsome anticipations, and the older ones with emotion.s that
.
• are sacred in their recollections. But Christmas time with all
weighed off cars.
at more appr.oprtat e for the , ,
boy or girl than a Tam ot hockey
its brings
MARKETS.
.
skates. are . sole agents for
pleasures, its perplexities to most people as to how
'
_We
the famous Automobile Skate, the M...
.
&weal's, Dec. 24 1908.
fr bushel . 0 gy to Ef la
mr bualutir...........-- -- 0 50 to 0 50
-*-22"200 to
3to 220 80:
28 00 to 28 00
ear tou , - ,
de Flour, per tor,..... - *, . 28 00 to 118 00
Koe il Ionse•-•••••**- - ---••• 0 23 to ti 2a
alb.. . -... . . . ..- ........,.... - 0 20 to 0 22
"1"en"----- ---- ° 22 t° 024
.....,. - .,...,.............. 6 00- to 8 00
0 •V ffle. . 0 .. a•ate• ws{e,s- 0 es to 100
° (w. t° - ° c°*
all) per barrel...........-1 26 to 1 86
6 00 to 7 00
sr cord(lorig). -
:r. cord (short).- - -- , 2 76 to s 76
es erit at
-
' of- Canada.
lightest and strongest skate in the . ,
raarket. Prices from $1.25 to $5 Successor to B. B. Gunn
-these we. have a large variety-
CORNER STORE
of, other makes rangiog in terice - - SEA:6'011,TH
from 60c to. $5. Come in and see
much they can spend for presents, and whom they intend to
.
remember. But what to get—that's the question. A viiiit to
this store, with its many departments, .will . result in a happy
• ceir stock, ' All the best makes of
-. hockeyeticks. Boys' Eiticks from -
- ice to 11
' CHRISTMAS \
solution to the question. Here le without question. Seaforihts
Established by Act of Par-
o.
greatest holiday store, its. magnifieent stocks of bright new
' liament.
,
PRESE.NTS
' MiMMOIMIMMILMIM
ideneral an Business trans-
acted: • •
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Table and Pocket Cutlery at
For the. father we have a large EikSY PRICES
and complete assortment ,of table rn p • •
- and pocket cutlery. rile erplexing question .
,
'merchandise affording almost litnitiess selections in appropriate
gifts for men, .women and children. .
. •
Drafts bought and sold on all parts
At this time of year is what to buy at a moderate cost for a. Christmas
of the world. - - '
Special attention given to farmers,
drovers, etc. -
Advances made to responsible par
-
ties on their own notes. - -
Interest paid et. compounded four
times a, year at the• isighest =Trent
rates- .
We cash Sale NOtes;no- matter on
what Bank drawn. . • - -
117 Branches and Agencies through-
gift that will combine all the essentials of elegance, practibility and ap-
Carliet . Sweepers propriateness. A visit to our store cannot fail to offer many vaTuable
. . . , . suggestions:
There is not a housekeeper
w°111d. llUta' appreciate a carpet
pet - Christmas Candies, 3c to $3 per box.
sweeper. . et raother one. , No Hair Brushes arid Combs 5 c to 02.5.
oth - *ft *11 1 t -h u h Milit B h d H. ' d 111' • 0 $1 t 4,
.er ge we p ease .er as m_ c . ary rus es an an 1TT rs, o $
and make her work lighter. We Cigars -Boxes of 10, 25 and 50, $1 up.
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handle a, fall tole ef the Bisset Pipea-Meersehanin and Briar, in asees, $2.50 to $6. - .
. Grand Rapids Sweeper, the best Toilet and Manicure Sets -in silk lilted cases, $3 to $7. - °
y and
. - • in the world. Leather Goods in every variety style.
-Ohildren's
ieas.
Toys iri the d
ii . . - Iffil
. . Christmas Selectionss
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titre are showing. a great variety in. Handkerchiefs. embroidered linen.
and bar muslin, from 5c to 750 each • • _. , .
Two special lines of Silk Handkerchiefs at 25e and 35c each - .
White Oremberg Searle for ladies and children, from 40c to 66c each
Pink and White Wool Scarfs, at 25c and 360 each
Poultry •
- - Supplies
nto, DeterObereavy22.but t
l een fairly h, he mare
;apt collie arm. Nn10.1e1313ae
are: Chickens. 10 to 12c ; comt
3 to 9c ; fowl; 7 to te ;-, turkeys,
1.5c ; duck;s, 10 to 12ca- 'geese, 9
,
Orain, Etc. .
etto, December 22. -Fall wheat,
9to 91e; oats,
me, 0
; goose wheat
43c baeleymalting, 5to 58c;
; , 5
to 53c i peas, 8°. t° 9°° ay,
L --/lo
y, 0.2 to $1,1 per toil ; clever,
Sloe straw,' bundled, $12- to
owe, $7 to $8 par ton.
out Canada. .
BANKERS-eGre,at Britain -Royal
Raaak of Scotia...lid ; Canada. Merehonts
— -Mechanical all new
Chi nae -Royal Doulton -always acceptable, ever useful and. euro to be appro.
G. A. SILLS, dated. Price 5c to $8.
Hardware StONTS 1
Ladies' Fancy Collars from. 26e to $1.50 each
Ladies' Fancy Belts, in. fairer boxes, for 50e each.
Linens -no lady will refuse a nice linen table set
Bank f Canada ; New York, Mer-
eeee, oteee, of oanada. .
"""-"4"-rtbilll'
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- -Tinware . -
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SEAEORTEE -
R
JA. oberts Druist
We have a large assortment in Trey Cloths, Sideboard Covers, Lu eh
Cloths, Centre Pieces, 40, at altprices
. ,--- .
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Ladies! Purges Hand Bags from. 759 to $4
FRANK McOONNELL, Manager
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and each
Christmas specials in Ladies' Silk Waists, in all colorsefrom 83 to
POtatOefil
ate, DeaCiriber 22. - Trade is
and the market ts a -bit east
! On:tortes, Which4 are 14110ted
tO 65O 'Air bag an tar Iot9 un
t
at TOTODa.
DUBLIN BRAN01-1, -
IMP. TANT NOTICES. ,
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each
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for
t a
_Births
MUFF -,-In Seaforth, On Dec. 24th„ to Mr. and Mrs.
A. F. OW, a daughter. • -t
MOORY,In CloderiebMoo,' on, Decomber 14th, to Mr.
II iOUSE FOR E. -For sale, brick house on
a , Market street Seaforth, an modern conveni-
en9es: There is a.lii&on the lot a, good frame stable.
oat 18 a most desirable property. 'Will be sold on
reaeonable terms, or will be exchanged for farm pro-
m* Huron or in the Northwest. If not seld by
Co m e to..US your
Christmas. Presents
Ladies' Gloves -Our stook is extensive in those goods about which ladies
are properly particular—good gloves--;-preetical and well looking, are Plenti-
ful at moderate -cos _
' Gloves in from 75e to $1.25 A
and Mrs. Walter rea daughter.
afrr,LS--In Exeter North,_on December Ilth, to Mr.
perty
april 1st next, Will be rented. Apply on.the prem-
- .
Kid all sizes and colors. pair
spacial lino long tan Kid Gloves, twelve buiton length, $2.15
Seeds.
nto, Dec. 22,--Alsike, extra fan-
e $7.40-; No. 1, $6.75 to $7,e No
to $6.25 ; No. 3, $.75, to $6 1Pec
, TIonothy--PrIces ore from
D. $2.10 per bushel, according, 't,0
e Red ciever-$4.25 to $5.26 per
, Fancy lotot. a* little higher-
,
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and, Mrs. F'red Mills, a daughter.
. ises Or address R. E. Coats, Seaforth. 214/-tf
w
•e are ready with a, big stook—bigger and better than ever
of at a
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o UOTION SALE OF HORSES oATTL:s PIGS AND
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parr
' Marriages
OAMERON-WALKER--At the manse, -Emend-
- ville, on Deceraber 22nd, by Rev-. N. Shaw, Mr.
John Cameron, Cameron, of Tuckerienith; to Miss Cather -
BA. ine Walker, of Buffalo, N.
In tb Y.Methodist Church
Walkerton on December ilth, by Rev. AL J. Wilf
son assisted Rev. D. B. McRae, of Oranbrook, *
Miss Maria, eldest daughter of the /ate Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Craig, of Walkerton, to Mr. A. Ray.
mann, Postmaster at OranbroOk - - t
PE40(100K-NOTT-At the Ontario Street parsonage
on -December 16th, by .RevWE Kerr, Mr. Henry
Peacock, to Miss Sarah Nott, second clatighter of
or. Jas.,Noto, all of Tuokersmith. -
BAGallAw-KINfofAN......At- corm -on Street Meth- -
°dist Parsonage- Toronto, on December 16tle,
_hi SHEEP. -James Jones has received instrue-
toluene from the undereigned to sell by public) auction
Lot 8, Co cession 1,T , nshipMellillop, on Thnrs-
day January 7th, 1909, the following; 1 aged mare
in foal to Siberian, 1 horse ten years old, 1 draft
hiodree. ridlirtif liyyears old, ledarragft Jars; alizt Et gre,tra
0°01,1 two newly calved OY Wree cows due to ealvfi
in February, six Steers risilagrg years old, 11 steers
ancl 6 heifers rising 2 years old, seven Were rising
1 year, four spring *elves, 12 well-bred ewes In lamb,
1 ram, 1 brood sow with 9 pigs at her side lit to
wein, ten store hogs. There will also be sad at the
same time and place 16 first-class dair cows and
two ood heifers belonging 'to James 0Yronianrid . Sale
at I2g.80 o'clock. Terms --All sums of $10 un -
der, cash; over that amount 9 months' credit will
be given on furnis.bing approved joint notes. Four
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tootothtett , n and fancy, 2c, 3c, 4c, 5c, 7c, 8c, 10c, 121-2c, 15c 18c, 20c
otatloat
and 25c each ; Ladies' Collars at 25c, 35c, 40c, 50ce75c, $1; $1.25 and ,1.5O;
Ladies' Belts at 25c, 35, 500 75c $1 and $1.25 ; Men's Fancy Ties at 25c and
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50c . -Men's Fancy Shirts at 50e, 75c, $1 and $1.25; Men's Neck Squares, in
slim? -
_____, linen and veatd,t500, 75c, $1. and $1.25 ; Merds Gloves, lined and un-
lined, 500, 75c, 85c, 90e, $1, $1.25 and $1.35; Ladies' Gloves, cashtnere, wool
len, silk and suede, 25c, 35c, 40c and 50c • Ladies' Kid Gloves, $1 and $1.25;
Children's Wool Clouds, 26c, 40c and 50c% La,dies' _Fur Collars and Stoles,
5 60 50 60 -; 7
$1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.7 , a, $2. , $3, $3. , $4, $4. , $5, , , $ , , $9, $10, $12,
14 $15 and $17 • Ladies' Fur Pillow Mara ' ., $7 $8 and ; Ladies' Fur
$JaCkets, $30, $40 'and $5o; Ladies' Fur -lined Coats, $60 aid $75 ; Men's
Fur Coats, $20, $25, $30 and $35 ; Men's Fur-libed Coats, $50 and $75 ; La-
dies Cloth Jackets, ',with fin• collars and quilted lining, $20 and f2-., Felt
Ladies' Golf jackets and Goats from $1.50 to.p.00
Meh's Knitted Coats in assorted- colorsgrey and r -ed, grey and blue%
t o i -I. - el e 0,3 50 „ ,
tan ano reo, wm a and green, from 0 „DO to 0 . eaea
_ and Knitted Coats from 50e to $1,-50
Boys' Sweaters
Phoenix Mufflers and Scarfs, in all ehadea, at BQc
Men's Neckties, specials for Chtistmas. Ties worth 35c to ; on sale
at 26e each -.' , 4
All the latest novelties in -Neckwear at 50c eaeh
Men's Smoking Sackets, special value -at $6.00
Special values in. WOol Blankets at $2.70 a pair up to $9.00.
Dairy Markets ' -
ate, December 22. -Rutter -The
t la eteady, :with .rather aneasy•
Local wholesale quotatioos are :
l.3r, ohoiDes to 290VrY
a- - O8 1;1 I.
choice, 26 to 27c ;"store limits
rge roller 22 to 24c, tnterlorn
Egge-The market for eggs lo
. -Local prices in case iota are :
7 now -laid, 35 to . 40c ; selected,
30c ; !storage, 25 to 26c ; pickled
Id COUritTY eggS, 28 tO 24c. Qieese
e. Job lot prices are: • Large,
to'13 1-2c ; twilit!? 13 1-2*to 1,3 3-40
AM& -
, 1, December 21--Butter-The
butter market wee weaker again
, and wholooders are 'selling at
16 1-2e per pound to 'grocers tOr
stock. while for gram; quality
re ask•ing from 27 to 28c tper lb.
ode te quiet, as retailers 909M
well suppeetio Reeeipts of but-
' the Week were 3,220 packages,
L 2.708 for the corresponding
A le.st y -ear. Cheese -Receipts
eee for the week were 1,733
as against, 970 boxes • for the
eindiug v.aek of last year. The
sark-et ts -ateady, westeres bee
Lotel at 12 1-4 to 12 1-2c, and
Le at 11- gti to 12e.
by Rev. J. A. Rankin ?Chafe Emma Wansman, of
Ohiselhurst, to Mr. Geo. A. Bagshaw, of Elbow,
Saskatchewan, lamely of Exeter.
GILIMPIrConAR.37.77r7”bfilthec;ine 0.1: bride's
per cent. off for cash on credit amounts, Positively
no reserve. DANIEL CRONIN, proprietor ;. JAB.
JONES, auctioneer for Perth and Huron. • 2141-2 -
Shoes for Ladies, Si, $1.25, $1.35, $1.50, $1.75 and $2-; -Felt Shoes for Gents,
$1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2 and $2.50 ; Children's Felt •Shoes, ill •all sizes, made by
the Hamburg Felt Shoe Co. .
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Walton, Wm. E. Gille)Siiii, Seaforth, to -11o°Ieri .T.
Carter.
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Xmas Groceries—New Fresh Stock.
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Fine Furs for Christ as
• Deaths
MoKAY—In Seaforth, on Deeember 18th, Bessie,
infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.- AdftIII McKay,
aged 4 months and 18 days.
STEWART-in 'Stanley, on December 15th, Abigail
Tweedle, relict of thelate John Stewart, aged 72
yearn and 8 month&
emooito--‘0.,xt Goody e_riwch, oi:i December 12th, Mary
ft5,4anyteesirs. pel , ed ile cm Mr. E. 0. Belcher, aged
MADKENZIE--In Goderich Township, on December
915tb,onDthzonald A. Mackenzie, agW. 44 years s.nd
HOLIES -4n Winghaan, o- December 15th, Thomas
memo o Turnberry, • aged 88 yews. .
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attention to this splendid department.
have the best Spices, Essences,-
can assure you of good atten.tions
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but this year we desire to bring
We have made special efforts
Peels, Raisins, Currants, Nuts, Etc.,
from this part of our store.
BUT'l'ER AND EGGS.
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you i' .,t resist buying. This is a far store, where you get good honest furs
and good value for your money. .A.t the reduced Xmas priees, you get ez-
ftrasaaredniut aorfy a vnialcatieL. 1 If. ytoz.boolitemplate making some one a Christmas
' . tbis opportunity to make your purehase a a
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big saving, without sacrificing quail y.
Collars Cape..rines ce,5 0 from -o
, , 0 1 $2 to $50 etiv.1
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BLIYTIEIE, mit . 0151TARIO. .
Muffs from $1 up to $50
The Leading Undertakers.
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Ladies' Far -lined Coats from $26 to $68
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Charges Moderate.
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Live Stock Marimba.
.on. England, Decemeer 2.s., --,i
i cabl for cattle are oteady at
to 14 V-Ic per pound, diNesaefi
oator neef ii3 quoted at 10 1-4
1-.2e per pound.
.pooi., December t2.-.7olin Rog-
Company quote to -day: United
steers, at from 12 to 14c ; -Can-
la to 12c ; ranchero, 9 1-4 to
DWa. and heifers, 9 1-2 to lic ;
g 1-2 to 9 12e. Trade is firm
at cattle only,
ato, December 23. -Not Onany
mttle were on eale. Os there
light rune business was active
I offerings were taken at - about
prices. Exporters-Onload of
ere was reported at $5.15 Per
bulls, at $3.25 to $4.50 per cwt.
os -George Rowintree nought 65
ra, as fellOWB : COWS, at „Slit
10; Medium cattle at $4 to $4.30,
ood to choice heavy cattle at
to $5.12 per cwt. Milk,ers and
ere- few milkers and springers
t $3O- to $55 each. Sheep e.nd
;-Lambs are Itilller, at $5.26 to
etheep, $3.25 to $3.40 ; oams. at
$2.56 per cwt. Hogs -lir. Harris
the market steady- at,6 for
! and $5.76 for lights.
n Stock :Yards, Toronto, Decem-
1. -The quality of cattle was
! good as lomat for this morket.
owing to light delivery, was
everything being cleaned ute
a in. Prices were muclif tOthe
a0- last week's :cpeotationa - ;tin
one class of cattle . Exporters--
lad of export steers was report-
$5 25, and expcirt bums a; 1$11:.75
25. Butchera. - Olive choice
--to .
.s T., HOLMES, Funeral Director and
Embalmer,
Night d Sunday calls promptly attended
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The clearing sale is still gm' g on at
1118 t
mass
Ladies' Persian. Lamb Coats fr.om $12,0 -
to. Reazslidence on Goderich street, /appe
Methodist Church. '
Mower furnished on short notice. 2098
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Men's Fur Coats from $10 to $80
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- o $8
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All kinds of China, Crockery end
Glassware down to cost. Also
Our display of Christmas Foot- ,
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all kinds of Groceries cheaper than
ever. I ain still selling 20 pounds of
wear is a grand one-thfin is the Men's Fur Caps from $1 to $15. Fttr Ga ets from
We've
Christmas and
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New Year
Excursion' s
Between all stations in Canada, also
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Redpath granulated sugar for $1; 12
bars of Judd soap for rac ; 8 bars of
Cheerful soap for 250; 6 bars Naptha
soap for 25c; 6 bars Richards' pure
soap for 25c ; 6 bars Bee Hive soap for
25c ; 6 bars of Corafort soap for 25c ;
3 two -pound bars of White Star. sow
for 25c ; 2 three -pound. bars of N. P.
soap for 30c, reg. price 25c 'a bar; a
verdict ot every one. .
everything for everybody -shoes
the swellest of the swell or con- $2.50 to $7.00
for the street, shoes for dress, Men's Fur Collars from $4 up to $20.
servative styles. All sorts of A large assortment of Sleigh Robes, all- ake,s and.
from $6 to $240.
cold weather shoes. Slippers of kinds ) ,
every description-Romeos, Jells
area( house 'slippers for
to DPott Huron Mich etroit, e;
Buffalo, 131ack Rock, 'Niagara
Falls and Suspension Bridge,
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At Single Fare
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fresh lot of that good maple -syrup at
25c a quart ; 5 lbs. of new Figs for
25c ; 5 lbs. of Prunes for 25c ; 3 lbs. of
SUltana Raisins for 25c • 3 lbs. of best
Cleaned Currants for .e'e • 3 lbs. extra
large fresh Raisins for the ; 10 lbs. of
ets, and
every member of the family, from
grandpa down to baby .
We have certainly the handsomest
Felt Slippers that are made, and Dried Apples Wanted
we are showing many styles you
.
Good going Dec. 24th and 25th,
1908, returning until Dec., 28th,
1908, also good going_ Dee. 3let,
1938 and Jan. lst, 1O09, return-
ing until Jan. 4th, 1009, at FAIR -
AND ONE THIRD, good ,:eting
”g $2 0- -
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tire r4,, ier
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Sulphur for 25e; 10 lbs. of Epsom
Salto for 25e ; 10 lbs. Glober Salta for
25e; 6 boxes of Sardines for 25c; 2
cans of good Salmon for 25e ; best
eider lec a, quart ; Pure Extracted
Honey 12c a lb.; honey in comb 15c a
SeVa011 ; besides a, lot of Other things
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will not be able to find elsewhere.
Our slipper show is so large that
we dare not attempt a desterip-
Highest TEraggsde
tion of the styles or the different ofoorie Butter,
pricea. anPrideeSW
Dec, 21st to Dec. 25th, 1! t - re-
' turning until Jan. 5th, 1909, also
good going Dec. 28th, 1908, to
Jan. 1st, 1909, returning until
Jan. 5tk, 1909.
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too numerous to mention. This is a
cash sale. 'Fresh Butter and Eggs
-taken-at cash prices. , All kinds of
Syrup - and Molasses and Fish. and Coal
01i in stock. A cordial invitation is
to all to call and get some
What better Christmas gift can you
give than a pair of shoes, clippers - ...swespagarmassimeewareINEOWWWW
or moccasins, There is certainly
no wiser or better way to invest e
SallDlligeZ
your Christmas money RD
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extended
that now to
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of the great bargains are
be had.
As G. Ault, - fieaforth
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