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twear ? Are your
and *km enough
. if not yon should
g in warra foot
oneeivable style
• and all selling
po Bible. We have
rshoes at $)1.10 to a, &5a
; Women s Felt Shoes
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le/slue of tter service* ana
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ter her studies bi the
be very much missed
•hole eorornonzti as well
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rand Rand
r. and MrsMeClinchey
es went Ohriatma with
a,..rients, Mr. and. lkirs. C.
Mrs. B IfePherson,
re the guests et the
te Mr. James Mallard.-
-hem spent her Christmas
IL er parents In Port.
Old hira, Jerry Brophy
*set Mrand leirs Fred
ay -Mr.. le Carriere is
tines holidays with
aed M. William
oa Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
enday.-Mr. -W1II1= Mot-
- the doctor's care at the
-Mr. E Carriere
'Christmas- holidays with,
gr. R. Istia. or Stratford.
sister.. Mrs. J. Revelle.
Revelle is speeding ti
Ways with bte parents.
§xenuar. et Bad Axe,
the guest of hie brather,
reenner.-Mts. j. *Young,
speeding a couple oe
.don With her sister, re -
• home on Monday. -Mr.
rge Wilson, ut -$ew os.1
at Mr. And Mrs. D.
gunday.--gra. Murdock
t of Mrs. Elate on. Mon-.
eph Gri called on his
t R. Wilson. on Sunday.
- Baker was the guest et
Joseph Gill, on. Sune
-pleased to see Mr. P.
L again.
rommilsgporgamanowifigt
Zurich.
O'Brien, F. Wite
H. Hoffman have seen
trusteeof our villege
J. 3. Merner's horse,
won third money in the
the ice races th Toronto
charlea Hey, of Bad
vitted-friends in this
reek. -Mrs Schnitzler, ot
tta, visited her brother,
5troeder, at :week. She
ntreai visiting her eon.
Hohner. of Stanleywon
r offered by
he largest nurchaser of
6 Christmas. Day. - Mr.
of Chica.go, vid.ted last
father-in-law, Mr. a
Sauble leine.-At the
lastsweek. Mr. C. Fuss
, trustee for another
or Jeffrey, of North Da-
kog his parents en the
Mr. Arthur Truemner,
ed with Gordon, Slacker
pronto. spent Christmas
.ts. 1,1r. and Mrs. Henry
[the Goshen Line. -Mrs.
Ift home front the west
hew mother, Mrs. Livi-
kr Books
$1.25
1.25
Dyke -Price um
e $1.25
Bibles,, Preyer and
de.
ir
Xmast shopping
A.RD'S
lock a
FURNITURE
II be a sur -
position to
ay dealers
we will
id Co.
;It Osoniao,
IMo1ru, Jan. 7, 41
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•sitAclot.
0W40 03
•-• so "Arle t•-ar
0Sto 4:118
40 titi 60
V 4.
.. . . 28 00 tit 2800
GradeFlour, per ton. ..... 28. 00 to 28 00
100 ...„. s 75 -to 800
0 28 to 0 24
ZU1) 020to 022
dozirn 028 to 044
-ton. '4ra.0111". 00 to 8 00
0 76 to 1 00-
Potsooes per 0 80 to ow
Sat retell) per barrel...;1 26 to 1 -85
Wood per cord(long}.. 6 00 to 7,00
sear cord (short),....... 2 75 to 175
Dairy lifarkets
Toronto, Jae. 5th. -Butter-Crears4
• ry choke; 28 to 29c; dairy orbits,
soice,* 25 to 27e ; ste4M. Vesta anid.
large rtAts. 22 to 24e; inferior, 21 to
c„ Eu -The supply is rather
.ishort, whlcn hesoliest -prices strong.
legal prices in, case iota. are: Strict-
ly 'newelaid, 35 to 40c; Osieetie 20 le
.82c-; latOrage, 25 to 20e; pickled and,
oulatry eggs, 23. to 26e. Cheeep_
1-Tande is very quiet at unehanged
ices Large, 1$ 1-4 to 18 1-26
Luse 18 1-e to 13 3-4e in job lots.
Montreal, Jan i 5. -=-Cheese s* The
market is quiet and une.ha:n.ged, with
westerns quoted_ at 121-4 to 12 1-2e;
And easterns at 11 3-4 to 120. 'Butter
,-.Tee market let steady, with fresh -
.receipts quoted at 25 1-2c, and -Sep-
--teeter make at 26 1-2c. Eggs --There
Was no change in the condition olthe
market, *which 1.ernaillB firm under
good demand from both local and
.outee buyese. New -laid at 85c, Se-
lected stock at 27 1-2 to 28c, and No.
1 stock at 24 1-2 to 250 per dozen.
a °Unlit
Toronto, Jan. 5.-A1though the de -
:nand is nothing like It was barfore
..-Christmare prices for practically all
classes o poultry are high. Chicken*
- *choice. e • o 18c to 14o, do common,
10 to lles, fowl, 7e to 8e; turkeys,
tifie to 18e, ducks, 10 to 12c e 'geese,
10c to 11c.
Seeds.
Toronto, Jan. 5,-Ptricies at country
_pointo: Alsike-Extra fancy latie, $7 -
60; No. 1, $0.75 to $7; No. 2, $6. to
$6.25; No 3, $5.75 te $6 per bushel
"ittnatizr-ariceis are from aLso to $2.-
10 per bualiel, according to .quelity.
lied; Clover -$4.50 to $5.25. •per - bushel.
raneY lots a little Weiler.
Potatoes
• Toronto, Jan, 5.--Pr1eW are steady
at 60e per bag tor Ontarlos in car
lots on track here.
Grain, Eto.
•
Toronto,' Ja.n.5.-Oater1o wheat -No.
2 white, 931-1 to 94c; No. 2 red, 94c
to 95o,, Nb 1 mixed, 931-2 to 94, Mane
Robe wheat -Spot No. 1 northern, $1,-
03; to $1.091-2 ; No. 2, northern, $1.06
to $1.06 1-2. All Tail No. 1 northern,
$1.12 to $113; No. 2 northern $1.10
to $1.101-2 delivered at Ontario points.
Alsley-No. 24 53 1-2C to 55e, No. 3
extra., 520 to 53c; No. 3, 49c to 50c.
Oate-Ontario No. 2 widte, 38c to 39c
outside; No. 2.rn1xed, 37o to 37 1-2c out-
side. Manitoba No. 2 western Canada
480 on track, Like porta Mu1ed - I
a% '$19.50 to $20.50 per ton in bags
Ou1:str14; Shots, $22 to $28 in bags,
Hay. -No. 1 tbnothly, $10 to
050, inferior; $8 to $10. Straw-
- ?Ante * from $7 to $7.50 according to
*quality.
Horse Market.
-f West Toronto, Jan. 5. -The demand
'was good. and of the fifty homes of-
fered' nearly all were sold. Heavy
draught horses brought $165 to
.general purpeze and e wagon
homes $180 to $175 farm chunks, $1.-
25 to $1.60-, drivels $100 to $150 and
nIervieeably sound work' horses $20 to
$50.
Live Stock Marimba.
isar. 4.-Canadian)s, 61-2d;
rancher 6 8-4d.
London, Jan. 4. -Canadian cettle are
weak aft 12 to 12c per potuid; refrig-
erator beef is 9 to 10e per lb_
Motottreal, Jan. 5.."--Pr1ees for. beeves
to-dae were .20e per /00 ins. lower,
while hogs were Strong at an advance
in some came of 25e. per 100 lbs.
,Choice beeves $4.20 to $4.50; good,
$3.30- to $3.70-; fair $2.55 to $2.70 ;
common, $2' to $2.15; canners, $1 to
• Sheep, $3.75 and larn ba $5.75,
amder a brisk demand and for good
quality. Hogs were higher, a few
-wiling as thigh as $7 with sows Prince'
jug f,rore $5.75 to $0.
iVerest . Toronto, Jan. 5. -There were
about a dozen loads a ,exportersivthich
brought $5 to $5..30 per cwt. Mots
bullet $4 • to $4.5e. Butehers' :prioes•
tor pickled lets a choice were $4.60
to $4.75; good loads, $4 to $4.40; me-
dium, $3.70 to $4; best 'cows, $3.60 to
$4; medium caws $3.25 to $350, COM
Mon; Cower, $2.75 to $3; canners $1.60
to $2. Sheep, $8.50 to $4; lambs, $5.-
176 to $6.40; ealvele, $5, to $6. The bot
market is a little firmerSelects are
quoted at $6 at country . points and
$6.26 delivered, ted and watered. '
Buffalo, Jan. 5. -Cattle,- active and
as to 150 higher; prirnee eteers, $6.75
to $7.15 ; adsphig- $5.50 MI $6..50 ; Nita-
-terse $5.25 to $6.25 ; halters, $4. 25 to
$5.75; cow& $orto tolV6-; buil& $t to
$4.15. Yeas, active and 25c .higner at
$7 to $9.75. Hogs, active are, 52 Le
.6.0c higher, heavy and mixed, $6.20 to
$6.25, a few $6.30 ;" Yorkers. $5.90 to
-$6.25; pigs $4.50 to $4.90 ; roughs, $4.-
40 to $5.75; %Sass, $4.50 to $5; dairies
$5,90 to $6:20. Sheep and 'lambs, ac-
tive; ewes eteady ; others lOct o 20c
.higher; iambi% $5 to $7.60.; yearlings
$6 to $6.35; wethers, $4.75 to $6; ewes
.$4.25 to $4-.50; sheep, mixed, $2 to $4. -
Toronto, Jan. 6.—EXcOrtergi — A
very few export keers were an sale,
.and these sold at $6 to $525; export
bulls sold at from $3.50 to $4.20, and
'tang a extraquality brought $4.50-.
Batches -Prime picked -lots sold at
$4.80 to $4.90; and we heard of a
Couple of choice heifers for which $5
WA- bid early in the day, being sold
for keel. later ore Loads of good, $ 4.40
to $4.60; medium, $3.90 to $4.30; com-
mon, $3.50 to $3.80; cowls $2.50 to
$3.60.; canners, $1.50 to $2. Milkers
,and Springers -The supply of milkers
and -springers was quite equal to the
demand, with prices easy at $30 to
$52 each. No Montreal dealers being
on the market, caused trade to be
dull. Veal Calves Receipts light ;
erkes firmer, at $3 to $6,75 per
cwt. Sheep and Lambs -Receipts a
Sheep and lambs Were neatly 1300.
Prices were firm. 'Sheep, $3.25 to
$8.40 for ewee, and $2 25 to $2.75 for
rims; lambs, $5.26 to $6.16 per cwt.
llogs-Mr. Harris reported selects at
$6.25, and lights at $6 1;er cwt.
Establi's
General Banking Bushiess trane-
acted. -
Drafts bought -and sold on all parte
of the world, ' r, • -
Special attention given to farmers,
dr°vers'Usible par
ete s
Advances made to respo
-ties on their own notes ,
Interest paid or coin tithed ;four
times a year at the highest current
rates..-
We Sash Sale Notes, no matter on
ithat Bank drawn.
. 117 Branches and Agencies through-
.
out Canada.
BANKERS_ -Great Britain—Rorti
Rank of Scotland; Canada. Merchants
Bank. of Canada; New York, Mer -
heats Bank of Canada.
FRANK IltIcOONITY14, Manager
DUBLIN BRANCH.
Birth' .
FAUTAINER—In Seaforth, on January ist, to Mr.
and Mna,Frank.Faulkner a son..
KENNEDY—In Tnekeitemith, on December 31st, to
Mr. and Mrs..Bolartfl Kennedy, a daughter.
SN\Er.j. 0.18nnUeribeatneoen,.0e Dee 23 to Mr, and Mrs..
JA.OQUES—At Sunshine, on December 26th to Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Jacques, a daughter.
HAMILTON—In Clinton, on December 28th, to Mr.
and Mrs. Jas. Hamilton, a datigliter.
_RIVERS -1n &sieve, on December 20th, to Rev.
and Mrs. G. VI Mors, a song
DODDS--In Brussels on December 23rd, to Mr. and
Mrs. tales adds, a son.
oisnismoinew meimowie
A itarriag04
MOORE—FINOII—At the residence of the 'bride's
parenth, on December 80th, by Rev. W.
E. Kerr, .Mr. Rout. More to Rena, eldest daugh-
ter of Mr. James Finch all of 0.inton.
LEE—CLARKE--At the home of the bride's cousin,
Mr. E. Butt, Base Line on December 80th, by
Rev. W. E. Kerr, Mr. SauhiellttisseLLee, Londe&
boro, to Miss Mabel Clarke, of -Clinton. •
RATHWELL—AOKER8VILLERn' -At the residence
of the bride's parents on December 29th, by Re
R. Martin of Stratford. Mamie, daughter of Mr
and Mrs. Henry Ackersviller of Ellice township,
to Benjamin Bothwell, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Rathwell of Goderich township.
ROWOLIFFE--CORNISH—At Woodham, on Deo
23rd, Elizabeth, Coned! to Wm. Rosoliffe.
ROBBINS—MARSHALL—At the residence of the
bride's father, on December 80tR
h, by Rev. 0. .
Gunne, Iteetio of $t. Paul's Church, Clinton,
Jetnes E. Robbins, 0! Chicago, to Miss Florence
Jean Marshall, daughter of Edward Marshall, of
Goderich township;
DelfithEr
PARKER --In Goderiolt, on December 24th, Hannah
Bird Parker, widow of the late Richard Parker,
aged 93. years and 7 months.
MOORE—In Toronto, on December 28rd, Eleanor,
wife of Thomas atoore,formerly of,Wingbam aged
67 years.
ROBERTSON—In Clinton, on Decent:or With, Eliza.
beet Irving, relict of the late Do id Bobertson,
. aged 70 years.
NICHOL--nn Wingbam, on December 26th, Dorothy
61., relict of the late James Nichol,aged 76 years.
SWAN—In Moose Jaw, Sask, on January 1st, Jane
Dialer, relict of the late Andrew Swan, aged 73
years and 9 months. ,
FERGUSON--In Brussels, on January eth, Peter
Ferguson, aged 82 years. •
SKENE — In Brussels, on January 2nd, John G.
Skene, aged 67 years.
FARQUHARSON—XI, Grey, on January 4th, John
Brown Farquharson,. aged 24 years, 11 months
and 28 days.
sminsasew.
BROADFOOT, BOX '86 00.
The Leading Undertaken'.
Charges Moderate.
S. T. HOLMES, Funeral Director and
Embalmer.
Night and Sunday calls promptly attended
to. Residence on Goderuth street, opposite
Methodist Church.
Flowers furnished on short notice. 2098
IMPORTANT NOTICES.
A U0'1.10N SALE—There will he sold by publio
4-14; auction, at the Londesboro Creamery, by Jas.
A. Smith, on January 20th, at 1 o'clock, the follow-
ing :—Frame stables, ice -house, ore.amery
six horse -power boiler and engine, shafting, com-
bined churn and butter worker, Babcock creant
tester, vote, tanks, cans, males, bottles and various
other,artioles. The buildings can in removed.
Terms --All stuns 01 310 ami under, cash; over that
amount 3 months' credit on approved joint notes
JOHN BRIGHAM', Pres.; MADAMS, Sec.; Jas. A.
Smith, auctioneer. . . 2148-2
A UOTION SALE OF. HOUSEHOLD 'peRNr-
Aa. -TURE.—tnere will be offered for sale by publia
auction on the premises, North -Main Street, Sea -
forth, on Saturday, January Ieth, at 2. o'clock, the
following household furniture, the property of Mrs.
J. E. Best :-3 bed room suites, 1 WI rack, 1 sewing
machine, 1 sideboard, 2 bed springs with mattreesgs,
2 rocking chain, 8 dozen gems, 8 lamps, a lot of
linoleum and earpete, 1 coal heater, nearI3 new, 1
wash tub, 1 boiler, and other small articles. Terms
—T-5 and under, dish over that amount 6 months'.
credit on approved joint notes. A discount of three
;cents on the dollar off for cash. MRS. J. E. BEST,
Proprietress ; M Brown, auctioneer. 2148
VOR SALE—The threshing ontlit of the Hibbert,
Tuckersmith and MoKillosi Threshing Com-
pany will be sold by tender. Tenders will be re-
ceived by the undersigned until January 814, 1900.
This outfit, which is in good 'open., consists of a
Stratford Docker Separator, with Ruth feeder and
cutting attachment ; a Robert/Bel/ engine and a
good tank. The wagon and tank are aost new
and the separator and engine hone worked four sea:
eons. Wili be sold cheap and on rersonable terms.
Highest or any tender not ;necessarily accented.
All accounts towing said Com any must be settled
on or before January 15th, VI!, otherwise $ will be
collected with costs' JOMPH A.TKINSON, Seb-re-
tary Treasurer, St. Oolumban Po O., or Lot 27, -Oen
5, Hibbert township. ; 2148x4
A UCITION SALE Olg—FABM STOOK AND 131-
PLEMENTS.—Mr. Thos. Cameron has received
instructions to sell brpublic auction on Lot 21, Con-,
cession s Usborne, one mile east of Exeter north; on
Tuesday, January 19th, 1909, it 1 o'clock, the fol-
lowing: k orses-1 agricultural brood mare 8 years
old, ;n foal; 1 heavy draft mare 4 years old, in foal;
1 gelding 1 year old; 1 filly 1 year old, 1 driving colt
8 years old, well broken. Cattle and Pip.—Two re-
newed cows, 8 cows to calve this month, 1 bow to
calve in. February, 6' cows to calve in March. and
April, 9 2 -year-old heifers, 2 yearling betters, 6 two.
year-old steers, 12 pip 8 weeks old. Implements—
Cutter nearly new, tanning mill, root pulper new
last winter, riding plow, wheelbarrow, set double
harness new,set single harness, Daisy churn, a num-.
ber of sap pails and other small artiolg.s, also about
8 or 10 tons of ;Tod Mixed hay, and 100 bushels of
roots: Positive y no reserve as the proprietor *go-
ing west. Terme — $5 and under cash •' over that
amoudt 8 months' credit will he given on furnishing.
approved joint notes, or 6 per cent.. off for . cash on
credit amounts. ANDREW CAMPBELL, Proprie-
tor; T. Cameron, auctioneer. 21484
Annnal Meeting
The annual meeting of the 13ayileld Agricultural
Sooiety will be held in the Town Hall, Bayfield, on
Wednesday, January 20tb1 1909, at 1 o'clock, p.m.,
for the , porpoee of receiving the Treasurer's and
Auditorie report, the election of officers for the ensu-
ing year, and the transaction of other business. A
full attendance of the members is requested.
2143-2 ; GEO. GREENSLADE, Secretary.
• R. SNOWDEN, Preeident.
Dissolution of Partner-
ship.
=M11111.111=16 ,a/M •
Theyartnership formerly carried on
by Reid & Wilson, as general hard-
ware merchants. has beet, dissolved
mutual consent. All accounts due
and owing to the late firm are to be
paid forthwith to the Liquidators,
who will also Attie all claims due and
owing by the late firm. All persons
eedebted to the late firmwill kindly
call and settle as soon as possible.
R013ERT WILSON
- WILLIAM 11JI,T4S
Liquidators at the estate of
Reid & Wilson,
Dated NOV. nth.• NW • 2135-tt SEAFOI/TR
A D. -OF THANK
To theeletere of Hop.:
Utica liudOeutle nen-I desire to tender you my-
-
Amore thanks for on; support fit the recent eke -
tion. It is grtifyin to mu that -emir -Ave stain
sIeIfied omit snot) fit meas reeve of the town,
and I can aasure yait that I will do eVerntaddif
ltlY Power and in the interests 'of the township to
Merit the confidence you have againreported in me.
Wiehing all the "'Compliments of the seMon amyour Obedient servont, - 121484
J. M. GOVENLOCK.
..bramessriemsii.
To the Electors of McKillopt;
Ladies and Gentlemen, -Ton have again -done me
the honor ot sleeting me to seat at -the 001111011
hoard, and for your support and influence / &ere to •
tender you my &Isere thenke An in the past, 1
sheR continue to serve you the beet Of my sanity,
and trust by close attention tfi, the business of The
towneklp to merit the confldonoe you nave again
reposed 111 MC Wishing you 411 preeperit le 1N9,
I am your obedient servant, 2143-1
• II. BURMAN.
To the Electors of Mullett ;
Indies and Gentlemenl—I desire to extend te the
elontran of Mullett my sincere thanks for the support
you gave me the recent municipal election. I
shall contilder it my duty and privilege to' work in
;the interest bf the township, and hope through
strict -14,ention to the affairs of the municipality to
merit the confidence you have repooed in me. Wish
ing on the compliments of the season, I am your
obedlent servant,. 21484
ROBERT CLAISK.
SELLING OUT
COST
AT
END ING ON
Saturday, Jan. 9th
will offer for sale
—at cost—my en-
tire stook of Fancy
Goods, eto. '
Mrs H. McCammond
Whitney Block, Seafortli.
1....•••••••• • .
" The Hiub "
Premiunijlekie
now on
Call and inspect the goods.
Quality and value un.equaled.
Thomas S. "Hues
Successor to
BEATTIE BROS.
PhOne 8
2188
ADIAN.:.SA K.-
oF:.:„..commERCE
KEAD OFFICE, TORONTO -
ESTABLISHED 1861
B. E. WALKER, President
ALEXANDER LAIRD, General Manager Paid-up Capital, $10,000,000
Reserve Fund, - 6,000,000
Branches throughout Canada, and in tir [kited States and England
SAVINGS BM4K DEPARTMENT
Deposits of $1; and upyeards are received and interest allowed_at current
6rates. Accounts may be opened in the mines of two or
more persons andlirithdrawals made by any
one of them or by the kirvivor.
SEAFORTH BRANCH.
RoXimEsTED, solicitor
G. E PARKES, Manager.
124
Fur Bargains during
January.
Thkty dollar Gents' Fur Coat, with marmot lining, interlined with !lib-
ber, German otter collar, now $26.00 • .
Twenty-five dollar Gents' Saskatchewan Lined Coat, rubber interlining,
German otter fur collar, now, $19.00
Thirty-two dollar Gents' Black Galloway Coat, black Astrachan fur
collar, now $25,00
Thirty-five dollar Gents' Black Galloway, best we can buy, extra well
lined, beautiful Astrachan collar, now $28.00
Twenty-five dollar Gents' Siberian Oalf Coat, one of the best made for
wear, now *2000
Thirty-seven fifty Gents' Dyed Wombat Coat, lined with twilled ;Italian
now $28.00
Twenty-seven &oiler Gents' Black Galloway Coat, lived with Italian and
-
Mohair sleeve lir' ling, now *23. *
Twenty-two dollar Gents' Black Russian. Dog Coat, a splendid wearer,
new $17.
Twenty-five dollar Gents' Black RI188iEM. Ddig Coat, with large Astrachan
dog collar, now $19;
Twenty-eight dollar Gents' Black Astrachan Coat, With beautiful black
Glossy curl, now: -$23.
Sixty dollar Gent? Fur -lined Coat; with black Persian Lamb collar, lined
with German muskrati now $48.
' Seventy-five dollar Gents' Undyed Coon Coat, best linings, extra well
furred, now $55,
Eighty five dollar Gents' Undyed Coon Coat bed we can buy, now $60.
Sixty dollar Gents' Undyed Coon Coat.
Ladies' Fur Coats, reduced 20 per cent.
Ladies' Far -lined Coate, reduced 20 per cent.
Ladies' Fur Collar Coat, $20, reduced to $17,
Ladies' Fu i Collar Coat, lined with Saskatchewan and rubber lining,$215
reduced to $19. #
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CASH FOR BUTTER AND EGGS.
MN IN MI 16MitiffiNMNI.
Grtat.
Days-
Clearing- Sale.
y ood Clothing
Carpets, Furs
Beginning
Wednesday, Jam et .1909
This is a genuine stook reducing sale, When.read-
ing the following list we wish to call particular at-
tentien to the faot 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--m.anv Iota too small to advertise—so
be prompt. It will pay you to in ftestigate.
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StaPIP • .1PrY .Goods
500 Yarclemat Wrapperette, worth from 10 to 12o, sok
50 ends of Print, worth 10c sale price tic.
50 ends of Grey Cotton, worth Sc, sale price 5-.1to
bargain
150 ends Of White Flannelette—uow marked at
for this sale 16 per tent. off.
75 yards Drab Corduroy, worth 55c, sale price 28e.
45 White Quilts, worth $1.25, sale price 85o.
3 ends of Dress Lining, trorth 160, sale price 7i -c.
10 pieces of Towelling, wortilefrom 7 to 80. sale price 5e.
• 12 pieces of Towelling, worth 11; sale price 742c.
POPLESTONE & GAR D NE R, Dress Goods
• BINYT3E14
(SUCCESSOR'S TO MESSRS. MoKINNON & CO.)
Sil• ONITARIat,
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ruil We want all kinds of Poultry, Starved and Dry Picked, o
rill y which the highest price will be paid.
Live Turkeys taken on Thursday, November 26th.
General Merchant for the People.
POULTRY WANTED
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Happy New Year
New Year resolutions are now in
order. May we suggest—
Resolved, that during the coming year
you'll ,buy all your footwear at
this store.
We are certainly showing lines of " un-
usual merit, • and far different
from the ordinary sort you'll find
everywhere.
We, ask the opportunity of dem3nstrati
Ing this fact to you which we
can easily do if you will favor us
with a call: We believe that Wg4
are in a position to fill the shoe
wants of every nan, yoman and
child in this locality. If yob
will cOme here for your shoes
during 1909, you'll get the best
pair of shoes your feet or your
money ever went into, and you'll
not pay too much for them.
arm' in, take look,. and -make us
prove -it, -
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IRiphardsonit ll'Innis
Christmas Fruits
We have received all our Christmas Fruits. They are of
choicest quality and prices reasonable.
airimea
A table of Dress Goods regularprices 0 50ain black and
colors, your choice 'for 250.
13 pieces of Fancy Tweed Dress Goods, replier prices rora 70-0
$1, to clear for, 47e.
20 pieces of plain and fancy Dress Goods regular pricee 500 to
65o, pale price 38e.
100 remnants toil ends to clear at fess than half the re price.
20 per cent, off all Heavy Wool Shawls.
I Furs Furs!
iL WILLI.A.MS, I
Successor to B. B. Gunn
CORNER STORE
SEAFORTH
Injure Your
• Lunge
By coughing
If you cough moderately or
• if you have violent coughing
• spells during the day or night,
• you need
White Pine Compound
with Tar
It will relieve you. It will
, cure all ordinary coughs,colds,
hoarseness, sore throat and
• bronchial troubles
25o a bottle
J. A. Roberts, C4th
GRANO TRUNicRs's`rEt;
Toronto and Return
$3.40 from Seaforth
With 25 cents added for ad •
-
mission to the Ontario Horse
Breeders Exhibition, good
going Jen. 12 and 13, return
limit Jan. 16, 1909.
California, Mexico and Florida
Round trip tourist tickets
now on rale to all principal
winter .resorts.
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For full information as to rates, routes,
eta, apply to
SOKIWYnal" Tor Ageat.
A‘- P PHILLIWI Depot
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'Cross Cut
Saws and
• Chopping
Axes
We have a first - class
line of the above goods.
In cross -cut saws R. H.
Smith, St. Catharines,
"Gold Coin," "Huron
Blade" and the old re-
liable "Sandy's Choke."
None better value, and
for cutting qualities Can
be beaten. Dundas
chopping axes, a full line
with or without handles.
Call and examine — we
will be pleased to show
them.
G. A. SILLS,
Hardware- Stoves --rmware
SEAFORTH
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The Robert Bell Engine and
Thresher Co., Limited.
DIVIDEND NO. 6.
Notice is hereby given, that & divi-
dend at the rate of 7 per cent, per an -
MUM on the paid up capital stock of
this Company, has been declared for
the current year endingOctober Met,
1908, and that the saint-. will be
pay-
able on...and after February lst, 1909
13y Order of the Board,
ROBERT frELL,
2141-5 Managing Director
Note the following clearing prices:
Ladies' Astrachan, Electric Seal and Greenland Seal Coats in a
sizes from32 to 38, regular pries trove $26 to $35, sale price
$15.
Near Seal Coats, with Columbia Sable Collar, sizes 31 and 36 only,
regular price $36.75, to clear at $27. •
‘' Near Seal Coats- Mock Fisher Collar, ties 35 only, regular price $44,
sale prise $33. -
ear Seal Coats, Alaska Sable Collar, sire' 40 only, regular price $66
1, sale priee 438.
All other fur coats at 25 per eent. discount.
Ladies' Fur -Lined Coatsregular pricea from *35 to $75, clean.
Men'sfrFonlur4a2n6dtFou415-L8i5111 Coats -60 in all to clear—in all kirk& ef
fur coats, prices from. $18 to $80, „leering at from $13- - $60.
Carpet Department
100 pairs of Lace Curtains, regular p
at $1,25.
A lot a Cocoa Door Maths, regular price $1.25, te clear at 750.
8 pieces of Brussels Carpet, regular price 41 25, for,BSc a yard.
6 pieces of Matting, regular price 30e, for 19e.
12 British Velvet and Axminster &Frees, sizes
clear at one-third off regular price,
$1.30 to 42 to clear
3x3i and 3x4,
to
Ladles* Ready-to-wear Goods
25 Ladies' Skirts, regular prices from. $2,50 to 44.50, to eiear at
$1.98.
20 Girls' Skirts, worth from 42.50 to fit to clear. at $1.98. ,
30 Ladies' and Misses' Colored Coats, regular prices from $9.5@ to
$15, to clear at $4.75.
60 Ladies' 0oats to clear at $1.95 each.
Dried Apples Wanted
Highest Prices for Butter and Eggs
MI PI -CURD & SON
. I PO RTlinFi
Opposite twin !Building, Comer Man. and Market Stietete, Sesttorts
Seaforth• Agricultural
Society
ANIMAL MEETING
The annual meeting of the members of the Sea -
forth Agricultural Society will be held in the Co.
Maoist Hotel, &aforth, i Tuesdey, Sax
MO, at 2 °Week, for tho porpa of rem
repot*eiecthng offloemad directors, and the
bonier:4Am of - ether buffinem
2102 .7. LD
W4 D.
APOLOGY
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to state to the politic that I withdraw azy
statemene that! otuy have made at any time to the
&Teat -that Mr. WM. 1,4Wrgr1, of Hallett, bad stolen
fowl belonging to me. Kr. Lamson did not ste4 shy
tow!, and idesire to apologize to him for =yarn.",
that I maY hare MO that woul1 rofieot on hie olw-
sotor for honesty, and at kis request and'With 4 Itlek
to contsidie' t say smolt statements hare mooed ate
getter to be pubil 111 ed in the Moore Plk:p.x4tor.,
Dated re &attars this iete est et Dimmer, A.D.,
00n, 2E484
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