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reepeettve pevette Ise week -My. Or
etadl went a -°feat daps et he
home &attest:the vaeation.-Mre. Nfeni
sealer meat! Christ/nee wtth her bre-
$berf Mr. Merles Harris, In. IVA'''.
amteMra John 'EUtt vieitied
the. hitters -slater. Mrs. Seines Ander-
sen, on Ittunday arettlePasa-
mere, ot Toronto, wet a few dens
with her parentthis week. -Mr.
am% a Exeter, meat Chrbitmas Day
with hie parents. -The marriage of
.Mtee MaggIe Turnbull to Mr. Beery
BIxiW c DBEhwood, took, via,ce eitt
rifedilletedaY, December 23rd, at the
home at the bride's mother, Mrle•Wm.
trernbulle-Mr. _Came -has been pros-
trated by a severe attack a 'Amines.
-Mr. Fred. Harriefandlimily ars via -
Meg friends In .thee parts, atteran
absence et- several yeare.--aera 'ere ete
stiller, of Bervie, Is visiting relatives
1e -Great Interest is being taker In
this vicinity in the Crossley -and Efun-,'
-ter revival. meetings In Exeter, and
‘many ot our people attend them.
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spent her holidaM snit
W. Stewart* of
'titi friends In towri
Mr. A. Me -t•
peg, is at present
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ma th nt present
days v th her par-
. and Mr. S. Pople-
with friends in Exeter
.past Mreek— Dr. Annie
Macdonald Institute* IA
pmitent visiting her par: -
Tyndall led the sing-
resbyterian thurch it
:did not have Ws ehotrt
He will have it ready.
lay. -/dr. and 14--s. George
lair family with' them at
• th thei first time they.
other for a great many
had a family group
Iken by gr. AlcArter.
immeminnumemo
r;mstancs
: and Mrs. Kellam, at
deiting the latteree moth-
on.—Miss Diekeacc ha4
re-
Lroit and Mrs. H.
i„rristno, spent Christmas
nere.-1,11ss L. Love spent
her borne aiea Leadburg.
re. Cover, o Seaforth
sta at Mr. 3VM. Thom*
last wk.—)r.
strong entertained a,
tents on Friday evening
Mrs. William Britt*
as with trimds in War-
p. -The anniversary ser.t
re on glindaY Jest were
The people here wer-4
ogassa to - welcome their
• Rev. Mr. Moon, and
well pleased to have thn
.‘ again listening to Rer..
Seaforth. The con.;
,y evening last also 'mew
ieeessfullsr. The tree wilt
:.-oncert proceeds areaunbt
Akilovtring which:
the Brandon Daily gun
• date refers to • grain
PH. Lewes, son-in-law
Cbok,- of this place Tho�
! Roseland:8 teat known
!been mairtrg some re-
4-- in growing exception -
1. Mr. Lowes' _wheat. of.
.a spimdid yield, grad,
d. Mention of the fact
the time.: Now it Ut
the at grown hy Mr-
• he shipped to Duluth.
• L This gentleman la
eer farmers of thjdia-
ia congratnla-
i-round first grade crop.
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$1.26
11.25
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[Ce $1.50
Dyke -Price $1.50
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reellent values in Furs
;•ecl The values have
goods:
med with 6 tails,
reed with 6 tails, ..2
aly designed, full 84
$11.z
eads, silk cord erns -
reed with 6 tails, 2
te,, Men's Moth Over -
ifs Jackets.
aimed hats, $4.75 for
63.49, eta ; Anything
Iw our cost.
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SALE REGISTER,
On Thursday, January 7th, st1 lessee e. m. at
Melonnell's Stook Yards, Dublin, Horses, Catle
oanit Pig& John IL Roach, proprietor, Thomas
Brow, auctioneer.
MARKETS.
e Sammie Jan. 1, 1909.
Fall -$ 92 to $0 02
-Oats, per bushel...............,..... 0 37 to 0 37
- Peen per bushel e. ........ 0 82 to 0 82
Barley, per . . . 0 60 to 0 50
Onus, per ten.. .. . . . . 00 to 22 00
Shorts, per ton ............. . . . 23 VO to 28 00
Low Grade Flour, per to .............28 00 to 28 00
!tette, per tea . .. 2 75 to 8 00
Batter, No. I, loose.............. 0 23 to 0 28
ilucter, tub......... . 0 20 to 0 22
Iggs, per.dozen .. • ' 0 22 to 0 24
flay per ton. - .... 6 00 to 800
Bides pert GO 7 60 to 7 50
Sheen tf .. . 0 75 to 1 00
Potaiene per ........ 0 60 to 0 60
Stile (retell) per 1 26 to I 36
Wood per cord(long). 6 00 to 7 00
Wood per cord (shorn- 2 75 to 8 76
Lisa Stook Markets.
• London, Dec. 2e-Cian- adieu cattle are steady at
:from 12e to lie per lb.; refrigerator beef is 10 to Ile
per lb.
Liverpool, Deo. 28 -States Steers from 12 to 14e ;
Canadians, 11 to 180; ranchers 10 to Bee ; cows
.and heifers, 10 to 11ee ; 10e. Trade slow but
firm.
Glasgow, Dee. 28 -Trade sharp, especially for top
.4:many of steers. Bulls shown in large numbers.
Top for steers, lSc ; seconders!, 12e to 130 ; bulls,
top, 10c; secondary and inferior, 91 to 100 per lb.;
prime cattle wanted.
Montreal, Dee. e9 -Trade was exceedingly dull
.and many of the butchers went to the east -end Ab-
.attoir, where there were larger supplies of good
cattle. Prime beeves sold at 4/e to 6e per lb., but
they were not extra; pretty good animals sold at Se
to near 410 ; common stock at 2/ to Bee. Calves
sold at 4 to 50 per lb. Sheep sold at 24 to :3o;
lambs at 5 to 5ect per lb. Goad lots of fat hogs sold
at Oda ele per lb
Buffalo. December 2901, -Cattle active' and 16e
to 26celiigher ; prime steers, tato to $7 ; shipping,
45.50 nto $6.50 ; butchers, $5 to $6.25; heifers,
34-26 to 65-80; cows, 48.30 to $5 e bulls, $3 to $4.50;
Teals -Active and 60e higher, ri to 39.75; e few,
$10. Hogs -Active and 2c.. to 25e higher; mge, 35c
to 50e higher: heavy, 66.80 to $6.35 ; mixed,$6.25
Lo 86.80 ; yorleers, 35.75 to 36.25; pigs, $4.60 to '
46.1e; roughs, $6.50 to $5.75 ; stags, $1.25 to $5 :
dairies,. $5.90 to $6.15. Sheep and Lambs -Active
and strong, to 250 higher; lambs $5 to $8; a few at
38.10; yearlings, $6 to $6.35 ; wethers, 84.50 to
-1f4.85 ; ewes, 44.25 to 34.50; sheep, mixed, $2 to
ee.06-; Canada bombs, $7.60 to $7.75.
West Toronto, Deo. 29 -Export cattle, choice, $5
to 85.35; medium,. $4.25 to$4.90 ; cows and balls,
.5.60 to $4.25 ; butehereattle, picked, $4.65 to 35;
good, 61.40 to $4.76 ; medium, 33.76 to $4.25 ; cam -
mon, e3 to 33.60; cows, etiolate $3:75 to $4.49 ;
medium. $8 to 343.60; common, $2.26 to 133; bulls,
32 to 33; heavy feeders, $3.40 to $8.75 ; choice, $3
to 33.60; ligbt, nen) 82.90; canners, $1.25- to 31.75;
milkers, choice, $45 to 355; common and Medium,
425 to 840; springers, $30 to 350: calves, $3 to
$6.76 ; sheep, export ewes, $8.26 to $3.60 ; bucks
and culla, $2 to $2.7.6 ; Iambs, $5.25 to $6 ; hogs,
45.75 to $6.
Dairy Markets
Toronto, Dec. 20 -Butter -The mmket was quiet
to -day, with the feeling generally easier. We quote:
pound prints, 26 to 27o; tubs, 22 to 2.4e ; inferior,
20 to 210; creamery rolls, 28 to 200 ; solids 27e.
Ego -Case lots of cold storage, 25 to 26e per dozen;
zelections. 28 to 303; new laid, 85 to 40e. Cheese -
The market is quiet, with prices unchanged. Large
oheese, 181c per lb.; twins, 13/0.
Montreal, Deo 29-Oheeee-The local market was
firm, with westerns quoted ab 121- to 12c; materna,
Ile to 12c. Butter • e market is steady, with
fresh creamery quoted at fond September make
at Me in a wholesale way. Eggs -New laid at 85e,
selectei stook at 27o and No. 1 stook at 24e per
-dozen.
Grain, Etc.
Toronto Deo 29- Wheat -• Mouitoba wheat is
steady nt$1.08 for No. 1 Northern, at $1.05 for No.
2 Northern and, 31.03 for No. 3 Northern, Georgian
Bay ports. No. 1 Northern to quoted ab$L18,North
Bay freights, and No. 2 Northern at $1.10. Ontario
wheat -No. 2 white b quoted• at Oite to 940 outside;
No. 2 red Whiter at 95e outside and No 2 mimed at
e3e to 940 outside. etate-Ontairio No. 2 white is
'quoted at 38 to 38ee outside, and at 41 to 41ee on
track, Termite ; No. 2 western Canada oats is quot-
at 43e lake ports, and No. 1 feed, 41e, lake ports.
Barley -The market continues dull, No. 3 barley is
quoted at 54e outside, and No. 3 extra at 52e. Bran
-The market is quiet, with prime steady. Oars are
quoted sit $19 in bulk outside. 8norte-422.50 in
bulk outside. Hay -No I ehnothy, $10.50 to 3e1 a
ton on track bere, age Ner. 2 at. $7 to le 'Straw -
The market is quiet, with prices quitted at $7 to
47.50 on neon. •
Potatoes
Toronto, Dec. 29 -Receipts of Ontarios were fair,
with prises steady at 60 to 62o per bag. Delawares,
75 to 800 per bag- on track. -
•
Poultry
Toronto, Deo 29 -The Market to -day was dull and
'weaker. Chickens, dressed, 10 to Ile per lb.; fowl,
8 to9a ducks, 10 to 110; geese, 100 per lb.; tun.
kayo 15c to 16e per lb. •
Seeds.
Toronto, Dec. 29 -Trade is quienerith prices firm.
•Dealers pay the following priciee at country points :
Vele, extra fancy, 37.26 to $7440 per beshel
45.75 to 37: No. 2, $6 to 36.25; No. 3, $5.75 to $6.
-Clover-Red, steady. at $4.50 to $6,26 per bushel.
"demothy-Firmer at $1.50 tote per bushel,
Western Bank
of Canada.
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Zstablished by Act of Par-
liament.
taffewal‘ aimaaana
Cieneral Banking Business trans-
.aeted. -
Drafts bought and sold on all parts
of the world.
Special attention given to farmers,
drovers, etc.
Advances made toresponsiblepar
ties on their own notes.
Interest paid. or compounded four
times a year at the highest current
rates. •
We cash Sale Notes,no matter on
what Bank drawn.
•117 Branches and Agencies through-
out Canada.
• BANKERS--Gteat Britain -Royal
Rank of Scotland; Canada. Merohants
Bank of Canada; New York, Ater-
hants Bank of Canada.
"RANK DicCONNELUManager
• DU BLI N BRANOH.
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WIr1AR1).--DALVet•:117 Sete neiteello on De'
• Otneber -*Me- ittefibt resdsnce ol the hddies
! Plefelletin Mee .lestbakits1 Fe Whyard; of Dungan.
Wait daughter of
eet` Met SA Mr*: Joist Delay; Of • fiestfeeth... • -
-filelelefe_HARD-IIIIROARD-Atehe Colborne street
'MOW, Brantfonl, her -AO; hp. Otewell, Mr.
eCtifteentee „ellMicestad, of Brantford; Pieties Ooke
della nrgwI, Of Illguiondelleat -
11ORNIteelt Mile anueFerniondeille,' on
eleetteenbet Ord, by -Rev. Neer- Mr...Christian
• Cl. liellOrtne Miss. Still& &Rieke
_
ORAMON-TORRANCEe-At Chinton„ on Christ-
' malime, by Reee R. J. MeGleseford of Chalmers
Geelph, misted by Rev. Dr- Stewart ot
• Olfliton aud'Rer. J. .A. Craneton. Of OollherwOod.
- Mr. D. London CrineteM, B. A,, of the Port Art
tituerfigh School, to Grace eldeit daughter of
.Mr. Joint Torrance,Lieense Inspector of South
Huron, -
-CAIXTER--WALSII-At the Manes, Biyth, by Rev.
J. L. Small, B. A. on Deemnber -23rd, Mies Babel
A. Walsh, - daughter of Samuel Walsh, to Mr.
Bert Colder, on of Sampeon Carter, all of Fast
Wiewenoeh. •
HAMPSON--MIDDLETON--In. en James' church,-
- Cloderich townsipt
on December 23rd, by Rev.
W. H. Duni:ore. both Rebel, daughter a eir-
end Mrs. John ddleton, to Edward Hampton,
• „oftOttiewa.
HAIIHI3LYN-WRIG1T-At the residence teethe
briden'ilholte Mr. Harry Hunt, by.Peiv.,- W. Jet
o/olliffe4on December 24th, Lillian Aleeeda
Wright to William J. Hamblyn, all of Clinton..
BALL -HILT. ---At the residence of the bridesparente •
Ounimerhille on December 16th, byltev. W. IL
Dunbar, Olive May, only daughter of Min and
Mrs. George Hill, to William Norman Ball of the
" 'Best line. • .
COTTER -GREGORY -1n Exeter, MiDeeernber28rd
by Rev. W. M. Martin, Loretta, fourth daughter
' cif Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Gregory to Mr. Harry O.
Cotter, otToltedo, Ohio,
- Deaths
OARLIN-In }fibb•ed, on December 27th, Catharine
Downey, redet ot the late Patrick Carlin, aged
• 99 years. •
MARTIN -In Blyth, on December 20th, JeTaii Scott,
Mb:leaf the late John Martin, aged 84 years, 11
months and 9 days.
BRUCE -In Mullett, on December 22nd, Margaret
Ourinitegbam, beloved wife of Robert Bruce, aged
years, 8 months and 14 daos.
McISAAC-At Dashwood, on December 18th, Eithida
daughter of Mrand Rio P Moboo aged 9 years
Norris, en Deem -Jitter 25th, William
Meld% aged 78 years, 3 months and 2 days.
BROADFQ0T, BOX & GO.
• The *Leading thidertitkers.
Charges Moderate..
S. T. HOLMES, Funeral Director and
. Embalmer.
Night and Sunday MRS proniptly attended
to Residenlei on Goderich street, opposite
Flowers furnished :Etil.lahort notice. 2098
newssunmnininemeMse
VARM hOR SALE. -To close an estate; 100 prep 2
J. miles from Lake Huron,Lot 19, Concession 12,
Stanley. Large two story brick house, Barns .86x66
feet and 24x40 feet with stone stables, Implement
shed 26x86 feet. Ten acres of orchard 20 years plant-
ed, ten acres of hardwood bush, six acres of fall
wheat, 25 acres ploughed, soil clay loam. Postiesaion
„ghee at any tulle. Apply to A. D. Armstrong,
Administrator, Seaforth Ont. 2142.tf
Annual.. Meeting
The Annual Meeting of the 'Osborne and Hibbert
Mutual Fire Insurance Company will be held in the
Public Hall, Farquhar, on Monday, February let,
1909, at 1 o'clock le axe, when the following business
will come before the meeting : Receiving the Direc-
tors' and the Auditors' reperte for 1908, election of
two Directors for the ensuing three years„ election
of Auditors, and any other business in the interests
of the Company. The Directors whose term oft
office expires, bid who are eligible for re-election,
are Thomas Ryan and Williain Brock. A geoM, at-
tendance is requested. 13. W. F. BEAVERS, Secre-
tary -Treasurer. 2142-4
South Huron Farmers''In-
stitute.
Regular meetings of the above soeiete will be held
as follews Beueefield, Dixon's Hall, Monday, Jan-
uary llth ; Exeter, Town Hall, Tuesday, janwiret
12th, at I and 7.80 o'clock, when the following
epeakors will speak on the following subjects :-W.
leydd, of Simcoe, in the afternoon, "Ain I raising
the Most Profitable Horse"; evening, "Dropped
Stitches." W. O. Shearer, of leright, in the after-
noon? "Rotation of Crops and Selection of Seed";
evening, 4'1%o:ottani Agriculture." W. D.Sanders,
of Fa:eter, at Brumfield, on a selected subject, and
R. B. McLean, of Kippee, at Exeter, on a selected
subject. Evening meetings B'eeldes the above
mentioned addressee, s. eoacert of music will also be
given at the evening meetings; in Exeter at Opera
Mese. •
W. D. SANDERS, President, Exeter.
2142-2 B. S. PHILLIPS, Sec. -Trees, nxeter.
Election Cards.
To The Eli:eters of MeKillop
Ladies and Gentlemen -I take ' this means of in-
forming you that I am again in the field as a candi-
date for councillor. During my term of office I have
endeavored to do nay best in the interests of the
township. and if elected again will continue to work
in the interests of the township. You/ Vote and,
that it your friends is solicited. Wishing" you the
compliments of the season, I am, your obedient tier?
vent, HENRY BYERMANN.
To the Electors of McKillop :
Ladies and Gentlemen -At the request of a large
number of ratepal era of the rounioWity to become
a candidate for the•Iteeveship for 1909, I beg tootate
that I have been noneinataa and having accepted
the nomination for Reeve I have to Bey that, if elect-
ed, I will do my best to /*retard the interests of the
township in every particular with judgment and dis-
cretion, and to the best intereets of the ratepayers,
that the taxes shall be kept down as much as can be
done with due interest to public service. My motto
will be economy and lower taxation. Thenking you
for peat favors, and trusting for your support at the
polls on January 4th, and wishing you the compliments of the season, respectfully yours
O. O. LTITLE.
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To the Electors of hfoKillop
• Ladles and Gentlemen -As it will be impossible for
me to see you all porsonally before election day. I
take tins opportunity of soliciting your votes sue in-
fluence. Durieg the pant year I have endeavored,
in my capacity as Reeve of IleKillop, to conduct the
affairs of the township to the beet of my ability. In
again &eking your suffragan, I promise to continue
to conduce the businese ef the township with econ-
omy and efficiency. Wishing you the compliments
of the season, I am, yours respectfully,
•JOHN M. GOVENIACK.
dross Cut
Saws and
Chopping
Axes
• We 'have, a first - class
line of the above goods.
In cross -out saws R. H.
Smith, St. Catharines,
"Gold Coin," "Huron
Blade" and the old re-
liable "Sandy's Choice."
None better value, and
for cutting qiialitiea can-
not be beaten. Pandas
chopping axes, a full line
with or witbout htndles.
* Call and exalnrne -- we
will be pleased. to 'show
• them.
G. A.. SILLS„
Hardware -Stdives
• SEAFORTIE
beit.
Thresher Co.,
DIVIDIND NO 8
.141"ige beiel* gi*eils that. it divi-
cleild at the rate of 1 per trent. Per ant
num on the vim up capital Stock of
thie Company, has been declared for
the earrent year ending October Illst,
-1008, and that thesamewill be ma --
able on and after February lett 1909.
By Order of the Board,
ROBERT. Bler,rt
• -
214145 ltfanaghig Director
Dissolution of Partner.
ship
The partnership formerly carried on
by Reid & Wilson, as general hard-
ware merchantshas beer dissolved
by mutual consent, All accounts due
and owing tie the late firm are to be
paid forthwith to the Liquidators,
who will also Settle all claims due and
owing by the late firM. All persons
ndebted to the late firm will kindly
all and settle as soon as possible.
ROBERT WILSON
WILLIAM HILLS
Liquidators of the estate of
• Reid &
Dated Nov. 10th. 1908. 2135-tf
Holiday•Goods.
Our display • ofe holiday Toot
wear 15 a grand one—this is the
verdict ot Ivery one. We've
everything for everybody—shoes
for the , street, shoes for dress,
the swellest of the swell or con-
servative -styles. All sorts of
cold weather shoes. Slippers of
every deseription--Romeos,
Juli-
ets, dress and home slippers for
every member of the family, from
grandpa down to baby.
We have certainly the handsonreat
Felt Slippers that Ere made, and
we are showing may styles you
will not Oe able to find elsewhere.
Our slipper show is so large that
we dare not attempt_ a desmip-
tion of the styles or the different
• prices.
R•ithardson& Innis
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The clearing sale is still going on at
A. G. Ault's
All,kinds of China, Crockery and
Glassware right down to cost. Also
all kinds of Groceries cheaper than
ever. I am still eelling 20 pounds of
Redpathgranulated sugar for $1 12
bars of Judd soap for 25c; 8 bars of
Cheerful soap for 25c; 6 bars Naptha
soap for 25c; 6 bars Richards' pure
soap for 25e ;, 6 bars Bee Hive soap for
25c; 0 bars of Comfort soap for 25c r
3 two -pound bars of White filter soap
for 25c; 2 three -pound bars of N. P.
soap for 30c, reg. price 25e a bar; a
fresh lot of that good maple syrup at
25e a quart; 5 lbs. of new Figs for
25c; 5 lbs. of Prunes for 25e_ ; 3 lbs.- of
Sultana Raisins for 25c; 3 lbs. of best
Cleaned Currants for 25c • 3 lbs. extra
large fresh Raisins for 25c; 10 lbs. of
Sulphur for 25e; 10 lbs. of Epsom
Salts for 250; 10 lbs. Giober Salts for
25c; 6 boxes of Sardines for 25c; 2
cans of good Salmon for • best
eider -100 *a quart; Pure Extracted
Honey 12c a ib.; honey in comb 15c a
section; besides a lot of other things
too numerous to mention. . This is a
. cash sale. • Fresh Butter and Nggi
taken at cash prices. All kinds Of
Syrup and Molasses and Fish and 00ai
Oil in stock. A cordial iativitation
extended to all to call and get some
of the great bargains that are now to*
be baAL
G. Ault,. Seaforth
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ESTABLISKED 18e7
EXANDFiR 1.11pR.11),,Oenaral Manager
. 1 Paid-up Capital, $10,000,000 1
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B. E. WALKER, President
Reserve Fund, - 6,000,000
Branches throughout Canada, and in the United States and England
COUNTRY BUSINESS Every facility afforded to farmers and
others for the transaction of their
banking business. • Sales notes will be cashed or taken for collection.
BANKING BY MAIL Accounts may be. opened by mail and
monies deposited or withdrawn in this
way with equal fa..Cility. 122
SEAFORTH BRANCH.
,F. HOLMESTED; Solicitor G. E. PARKES, Manager,
WILLIAMS.
General Merchant for the People.
POULTRY WANTED -
We want al kinds of Poultry, Starved and Dry Picked, for
which the highest price will be paid.
Live Turkeys taken on Thursday, November 26th.
Christmas Fruits
We have received all our Christmas Fruits. They are o
choicerst quality and prices reasonable.
Successor to B. B. Gunn.
CORNER STORE - - SEAFORTH
Holiday Furniture
tetiee
For the lioliday Season we placed in stock a
Particularly Fine Assortment of FURNITURE
of all kinds.
It Is now at your disposal, at prices that will be a Bur-
priee. Our roode of buying places us in a position to
• sell you good furniture as cheaply as many dealers
can the poorer class of goods. ,EnqUire and we will
convince you.
•••••••••••4
Broadfoot, Box and Co.,
S.T. HOLINIE'S, Manager.
Tailored Clothing
For years our tailoring department has been
known, far and near, as the best place to get
satisfactory tailored garments — those which
combine style with fit and wearing qualities.
We always have in stook a full range 0 the
best Imported and Canadian cloths.
Try Us for your next Suit.
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Not for • -New Year's. Gifts
THERE are some people you wish to remember at New
1. • Years time. We don't think that there is any other
place in the town you can get a better choice of sensible
gifts: Brushes in Rosewood and Ebony backs, Comb and
Brush Seto in Cases, Toilet Articles, Perfumes, Kod s and
Supplies, Confectionery in fancy boxes, and a host of other
articles that you will require to see to appreciate.
We wish all our customers a very
Happy and Prosperous New Year
J. A. Roberts Druggist
South Huron
Agricultural Society
Annual , eting
The annual ineeting the members of the South
Huron Agricultural Society will be held at Bonen-
berry's Hotel, BrueefieM, on Saturday,January 16th,
1909, at 1 o'clock p.m., for the purpose of dealing
with the annual reports, electing directors and the
transaction of other business. A 'sleeting of the
Officers and Directors will be held at the same phuse
on the same day at 10 o'clock a in.
THOMAS FRASER, Peeeident.
21424 M. Y. MeLEAN, Secretary.
Annual Meeting
The Annual Meeting of the MoKillop Mutual Fire
Insnranee Comcir will be held in the Town Heel,
Seaforthiri
oon , January 15th, 1909, at 1 teckek
p. Businets-- a receive the Directors and Audi-
tors reporb, eleo the lenanolel Statement, the dee-
tiou of the Dim -tors and other buisness for the good
end welfare of the 00inpeny. The retiringDireete
.ors are J. B. Meloan, Thos. Praaer, and ,William
Chesney, who are elfgable for reelection. •
e J. B. McLEAN, Bresedevii
" 2142-1. " T. E. HAYS, Beeretary. -
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glersigned
in take in
naniunberof cattle teethe Winfenee6leed straw.
Lot lkoonoessioa - Tuckeinsaith. stablist
end,plerityof water, Apply to AM QARNOOHAN,
Egruondvillo P. O. ' 2142 te
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Flowers, Fruit and
Sunshine.
Now is the time to visit
California, Mexico Flor-
ida and the sunny ilouth.
Round trip tourist tick-
ets on sale to all princi-
pal winter resorts.
New Year's
• Consult Grand Trrmk
Agents for low rate per-
taining to above.
For full information as to rates, routes,
etc., apply to
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Great 10 Days,
Clearing Sale
Dry Goods Clothing
Carpets Furs, Etc,
Begirning
Wednesday, Jan eth, 1909
This is a genuine stock reducing sale. When read-
ing the following list we wish to call particular at-
tention to the fact that we do not quote inflated
regular values., When we say an article is a cer-
tain regular price, it is a fact. We do not enumer-
ate anything like all the good things ready for this
ten days sale—many lots too small to advertise—so
be prompt. It will pay you to in iestigate.
Staple Dry Goods
500 yenta of Wrapperette, worth from 10 to 121c,
50 ends of Print, worth 10c, sale price qe.
50 ends of Grey Cotton, worth 8c, sale price
150 ends of White Plannelette—now marked at bargain
for this sale 15 per Cent, off.
75 yards Drab Corduroy, worth 55c, sale price 28c.
45 White Quilts, worth $1.25, sale price 85e.
3 ends of Dress Lining, worth 16e, sale price 7ic.
10 pieces of Towelling, worth from. 7 to 8csale price Se
12 pieces of Towelling, vrort11110, sale price 7ic.
e price 640.
Dress Goods
A table of Dress Goods'regular prices from. 35 o 50c, in hip and
colors, your choice for 25c.
13 pieces of Fancy Tweed Dress Goods, regular pricee from 75c to
$1, to clear for 47c. •
20 pieces of plain and fancy Dress Goods, rsgEklar prices from 50c to
65c, sale price 38c.
100 remnants arid ends to clear at less than half the regular price..
20 per cent. erT all Heavy Wbol Shawls.
Furs! Furs 1,
Note the following clearing prices:
Ladies' Aatraohan, Electric Seal and Greenland Seal Ooats,
sizes from. 32 to 38, regular prices trom $25 to $35, sale
$15.
Near Seal Coats, with Columbia Sable Oollar, sizes 34 and
regular price $36.75, to clear at $27.
Near Seal Coats- Mock Fisher Ooll'ar, eize 38 only, regular p
sale prise $33.
Near Seal Coats, Alaska Sable Collar, size 40 only, regular price
sale price $38,
All other fur coats at 25 per cant. discount.
Ladies' Fur -Lined Gloats, regular prioes from.$35 to $75, clearing at
front $26 to $58.50.
Men's Fur and Faz-Lined Coate -60 in all to clear --in all kinds of
fur coats, prices from $18 to $80, elearing at front $13 to -$60.
Carpet Department
AISMIEOMMOIEINEIgilg Ift1,212a$C0.1X0
100 pairs of Lace Cur.taine, regular prices from 1.60 to 422 to clese
at $1.25.
A lot of Cocoa Door Matte, regular price $1.25, to clear at 75c.
8 pieces of Brussels Carpet, regular price $1.251 for 85c a yard.
6 pieces of Matting, regular pries 300, for 190.
12 Britieh Velvet and Axminster Squares, saes 3x3i
clear et one-third off regular price
Ladies' Ready-to-wear Goods
25 Ladies' Skirts, regular prices from $2.50 4.50, to clear at
$1.98.
20 Girk' Skirts, worth from $2.50 to $4, to clear at $1,9 .
30 Ladies' and Misses' Colored Coats, regular prices from $9.50 to
$15, to clear at $4.75.
' 60 Ladies' Coats to clear at $1.95 each.
Dried Apples Wanted
likhest Prices for Butte d Eggs
WILPICKULD & SON TZ-%.,
Opposite Towallingding4 Gorner_Main awl Market Stank, Seem*