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er though, i.
, the jactys,_ap
0 -Irk
T. °Wen.
- John Dry
OGIIPLAN
Mrs. Plre
#14-.4MAN...L
W. J. Me
SANDERS -I
Arthhr
to
arket
heese, which
wed 112 1e4c.
st eeke
nee
,a Dongo a
3 at -$L7cy
nd $22
To
te'oe2
ceite
1
90c' to 11* -05C
o Whea,t-
t-i-lece eenate
oeietero, 9e 1 -
ate eraipmeitt
. 2, 84c; No.
'port's for ear -
o No. 2
ide ; No. 3
d e,
No. .2, 51e to
-50e ; 1314.6 03n,
a No. 4. 49c
. ;Pets -- No
iitteba, bran,
$21 per to.
v °10;rona 0 , 7$. 052no:
p
• '$11 to
7 t.
a Ki e.
s and $2 -.--Pate
1 revery pair the best 0
iene fitted With a
hoes.
2.21
11.19
.'2,101)
..•rreef0
A
- • 350 00
* 00
on -Gan 596; Grand Stand, 26e. -;•
• Lodiuv, 2 ; Carriages, 250.
• Entri olose June 17.
NEY, P M. I3ItODERJOK, Sec:
taffa.
-41r. en eAtehle Miner.
ord, are 1 visiting their relatives
t weseett Mr.111,ed Mrs - .1#hn.
eel Hamilton, epent the 14th
s with - r. and Mee. S Webb,
eeeaiss"M, 0amp ell, ot Toronto, was
rieent visitec •Ithere.-Mr. •• and
East, Novels, are are 'reekingrrozn
laiernieg and have moved Into this Vile
they purpose 'spending. the
their idaY -A very sad „Elect-
werred4he e on Saturday After--
, . Mr. g. -§ttlela's grodplt
-
While IMr. R. ei iYalton was f1»1ng hie
Ueda- laelgeetreoont of earrth are tee vel
from uite ells ance •above...Aela 's
lug tire on theta - Alla16107`.eri- 1i:mts
are ; teeralyzed, Is epine is displaced
end some ribs ked off tee• hack bone.
lite bee) PhYttela In atteedence • old
-out no'berpe for s meovery.; . t
geegaticee
retain tiro
eed Wen w
- con
e mem
Brumfield.
;to the very- e
f14rige Brucefield
re, to the illeappeda.
River opie. mere
i*.; a vete' strong tje
en Mr. Saw= and this
3.-lexcef1e1d. and we are e
evin lee eerY much to le
loth.
• Hansall
wage -twee a car of th
Columbia shingles at '
i•S' case, Reuse:IL
eery Stoe to Rent -Store and d
C. On which has -been occupied by
Mell, jeweller, for over ten years,
of years. Possession after Deeemt
et.,Bell„ &Worth, Out.
randier of nice dwellings. 'have
e for sale at great bargain. pn_-
dwellings for renting. Apply to O.
-at the Post Mee, Ittensnli.
rter.s.-Quite, a number
'VfleirtitY attended the
- In St,. Andrews
.the reception 'tendered
on Tuaeda.y evening -
IeArthez, waes L
Ling friendse-Mr 1 Belly
into Mrs. 1. .a.lere. eottev
he peatorrice-.-Mr. Henry le
day e lastweek withr het
Jolae-Mles
) Clintort. on Monday. after-
eir with lievaialt. Mire. ea,
'-We were plea..aol toeee
ee, of Imo: ,Brocefield,
last. week, IOOkIIIw
erioue
m9 -x the
pastor. Rev. Mr.
kodiet churet, who '
e at Chatham. the
Leresh7teriaa and M
111 unite oTi &Imlay
ling the service -wilt fie
between church And in t
Mathodit hurch.
h will take both serikeeee
Sellery are visiting fr
this week.--Ifisa -
mantra spent a few do
:her mother; Mra. Sohn
Mrs. Dalrymple rur
in the ,vc'est on hi
ving spent eeeeral weeka
.here -Mr- and Mrs Cc
toe in London j'eceiajly
daYS well relatives and
Et. Dairymple's dwering
improved by a new met
A. Bolton has 4.9ote1 a -
along the freent of his
Iehmand street South.--AtI3
leynoids has very ,suecees
ier final examination in
eMr-. Alex Thomson- reet
from Tont', where r`
number of weeks.
erspoo is building , a.
e near Mr. John Beira, -
Wade a 'very laege ShIpJ11
est of this week :hem
Ovkienced by the fact that
O less than $3,857.21 for
g those who received big
we /earned of, Mr. ea
eidtwo that netted him
Wiee MeLeare on oZ
had 14 pigs: which br
Snug stun et $307.80.-eir
end Mr. N. Wareenele Ou
troprletors. -were in
peday :atm/111g the
e the Gundrv Bros., live
owe -The reletives and
good wile regret to leave
te poorly, owing to her -
he .belne- the oldest woman
e, but enjoying on thO
Lt ht- alth until within vTe.--
a-Mre .Galloway, or Se
een 1,e:ending -the paet WE
Other, Mr. Kelly.-MXa
ter, Miss Hemphill, wore 4
ci$ R
id of the Louttlt properee
grell road to Mrs. -Fe N-
et Reesall.
5
Bac
races
rExpansiou of the
thfal appearance..
exible, non -rust -
to the old styleg,
ifen, Women and
them at
'IDSO
gist
ckarfi's
PNTARIO
co °rich.
Menge in - 0
teen airegulter eb
- along cholr.
oharch here. •
eignee Ns posit
Choir er or
• oelst orch,
church; board is
vrgani . Mr. Ad
Dy the
loega
ge
with' t
flee. le
take he
;street
. 4cm-ley bere Is s
11 ard will
organ. With Me.
Ian' s ld place
gives nearly all
ragte .jimge of
Pack. late or .se
leave t
• Wan
tette
are as
be pro ded at th
e,fit of the incre
baffle. The mcr
freight sheds, end a petltron ; asking
tee eft council to take the -matter
up at ; irce will -be presented to tee
beard t it_s next meeting. levee Matter
Wits tiered bi the Council last 3realri
but was not ng doing. Owing to
the tiortaI line of boats this year
tOT pweeenger and parcel tra,ffic this
acco ation ,beeres oeceseeey. It Is
tifitid If Ithe .sheds were erected much bf.
the frtght far the West from paints
In Ont rto -would be sent to Gederke
for the -upper lake ports as a Jeulcker
and eheaper 'motel
ganies.-Theee , as
nge arotmd here a -
ideas of the various
y Adams .hes te-
• as -onganist -, and
North street Meth-,
In coeesequence the
looking for tie -
nes has 'begh. engared
St George a Anglican church: as
t „end oho leader:. Mret i R.
has held this _ position for scene
t solue ti. - ago was .In trouble
officials and 'resigned bis Of -
Adana as then engalged ' to
Place, b4 will not leaVe V,ort,tt
ethodi•st iltriCI1 wall the va-
pplied Meanwhile' R.
ke the St. Georges'
tEIunter in Mr Rae
Knox church this
he churches a. come
eantsts. Mr. lelle
eorges, will likely
wn-
Waiting Rooms. - GoderIch
teat waiting craOrtrs
docks for the , • ben -
sea lake pa,esengerl
eAants also went
1
• °Atari° Crops Promising.
That the crops of the Bro-vince are
from to weeks to one month in tale
vanes f iast year and nearly two
*veelts al -teed of the average is the
Sucour rig report that has been re-
ceived • the Department of Agricule
Lure o ntarlo freer) its correspondents:
leteze ere Issued: oh Monday in the
torm the tefay 'bulletin. This is trei-
aseurin in the fece or clears , that
--- late be Tirade that tlie lack of I stall-.
Shine and the it ..,,I ;weather of April
rand in e early port of' May have give
en o bus setb ck to the COOP& t
Field OperatiOns in tspring sowing
Were the earliest or many years, .but"
even with, the eetback In the latter
pare of Ap,ril spring eowing is •about
a rewire eaxiler that last season and
tl. week ahead of the. average Year..
' Fell eat ent ol into May well
forward' and settee ei.SOMe Was drown-
ed out looked ete vigorous.
r nave, auffeee from last season's
lliroughq but 710Vir presents a good ape
pearance, and en •upon the growing
period with the . 21nWe of a good
S'Ield sheuld ordin Ily fair condltein.s
prevail.1 .
. The ..elleart and Id whiter worked
evonde.rslin fodder supplies. Scene, howe
ever, sold too free ye tempted thy the
Wi. pre es, tit% th etairlY grass came
Lo their :rescue in most districts there
10 a tent eleoleY, a d the general '',. teae
Is iiiti mo.re C ful .than those of
blare recient year.s. ,
' The reports et 1 ve stock are, parti-
Ithearly ight, ex pt' that the unusual-
Ifr.
Ls,' high Ices led 0 too. hasty marice.b-
hg. Cat le have te n remarkably free
from dieease. Ida. cows are fewer
teen meal, but roars calves are being
kept. Shie;ep are d I) ing well and lambs
are cording strong and plentiful. Swine
are not 'so plentif 1.
The general euti ok tregarding or-
kiliarde ip meow, Ing.. Riossorrang av-
eraged aboit a for nigliit earlier than
usual, end was :vex profuse. Fears are
expressed tbat the- rains may _. have
Washed. off a. large Proportion of the
Pollen. li small ts are well • ad-
vanced.
• ,
MA KETS.
SEAPORT; Jane 2, 1910;
Fall Wheat• -SO 85 to SO 85
Oats, per bushel...-. 0 30 to 0 80
Pe48, Per bushel 0 60 to 060
Barley, per 0 40 to 0 40
Bran per ton 20 00 to 20 00
Shorts, per ton , 22 00 to 22 00
Lo,v Grade Flour, per ton 2s oo to 2.8 00
Maur, per 100 2 75 to 8 75
Butter No. 1, • • • 017 to 018
Butter, t u 0 17 to 0 18
F.Zes. Pa. dozen.. • • .. •. • 0.17 to 018
• Kay per ton • .. . .11 00 to 11 00
Hides pe • 00 7 50 to 7 50
Sheer - 0 75 to 1 00
Pota..„vs r bag ... 0 60 to 060
Eia.t (retail per barrel_ 1 35 to 1 35
WOOd per cord(long). 6 00 to 7 00
od per ord (short)...
ciol,er See
Tanothy Seed
•
Dairy !Markets
f Montreal. MaY 311.-13utter-Crearnery,
23 1-2c to •24c. Clhe sea -Fodder, lle to
11 1e4e. egs-Sei eta% .22c per dozen;
Straight ceipts, 19c to 20c. •
Toron , NUS 31. -Rutter-Receipts
have , heavy el big the past week,
' and, Del are on a very uncertain.
basis. Bath creamery and leery grades
isa,e eaey, and A is prartically . n?
.8
4
whitee 3e •
white 32e
track, IT'
520-e-Ve.13
40,6 to 47e
on tree
2. '70c -to
trckr
;19 ;per
Per ;Neon;
trek.
temottey.
$11.504tte
peete
;r41'
-London
of them
shoet
of
e .
.-The tone
and prices
doer week
The demand
wad geed
da
15 leec 'te, . per ' evas .done.
. ,
Liv May a'Yes eaet-
vat:Icedwe wel iteined • today, th teade as s Owe, .0e/na2
diateejnitele ..leee i l. per . lbe
and fed eel, trpin I 4i to • 14 la2c
. Montreal y -0 , - - OEi»ce • *leers
beoughe $6 8 to $7 25 f4lr to good. -
$5,.25'; to , .2 ; fair,'. $ .75 to -,,$5.35 ;
COI'S, $4.50 $6.50; b ea, ' $e,..50'. hO $G;
hogs $10. ; •sows .$0 50 • sheep Were
isteatie. at 4.10 to -$6, eeleneles1 'soid
at •$7.50 to $ .- Cie,
way'ftetne e 50ete, 4-10, pit all .1 the
- _Buffalo; Y, 3 -
steady to Itive -
to $8.25 ; ' I g, $e
ere, -$5.50C 0I $7.60 hel
$7.25; cow- 8i125 t $
to -$6.60 ; '1ockers
$5.65; tcyeheit -
treile;e e
••••••
- Active;,
e eteere. e8
7.15 ; bathe
el 85 ' te
'bulls; $4.85
ee, t$4„6e t o
to $a50.;
active, and
$88; Veale. -
to $8.75. felogs
le bee ; heavyi
e5, to 0.90.
• $9.90
e tstagse $7.60
o
..$''i..et0.
, , Sheep
. heese 2ec
25c Ao, . 30c
earlings, efq
$5.25 ; &wee.
1 eta •:$8 . .to
1 ' i
* elity of fat
vette 'some
e• was a
, sale ; ; be
. ExpOrtere
ere at .$6 te
.50 'to $5 80,
ei1Ikrs t end
r.ge,1 with
teens. There
801,1 'cows
m $40 i, to
ecelots of
Ices' ranged
verage'' of
Lambs -L,
to ' $5.25;
at 3.50 to
•of • ; $5 50
eerity to t 2
Active ar4 steady $6
-Active fSC to 1.0
$9.80 to 9 8 mi.. ed.
$Y1°Ov*Irls; Iro '8 8 to 0;
St
to $8 ; da Ie, $0.0
and Lambs Sheep s
Agher; la bs, ace.
Wolter ; la , $7,25 o $
to $6.50 ; w t S; 7q
4.4:-5o to $4 7 • he
$4.75: '
, Taroneo; Ju16 1:
'cattle Wae generale
leitoke lots and loa
good trade; .all off k
ing beet:light up In god im
1soldea..t $6.7 ,to.$71 , b tc
; 1b1 e ere cows at $3
aeld bul $5 te $6.
,SpeIngers ecelpte we
pric�s arm t .prevlo e
miist heve about
on sale, Wr let soki. at
$69 each. , Veal Ca1v
/eel_ calves were large.
at from $3 a $0.25, or n
$5.7G
par iwt. Sieep :n
,Slireep, ewes sold at 60
bs
ge
The hoe ma k
ith a declin o
tts, fed an
9,65, and 9.3
nts.
to, May .3
81:71V°8g7da;rielg:Sta(Xilleitg't4;11
many wee es
lored -sold on
catikiPertcos
weire
t. bigher
dlutSm to coint
$4
rams at $4 to $4.50 ;11a
$6.25 each, Or an ear
eaoh. Hag?
;er till -1(1413a!
per 'wt. Se
the • market,
•
countryl
-West TO
a fat catt1?
loads of :as
aeea this(
Wee; active
marketto
fire tlene
logs were 1
day of the
choice ex
cents :e
ago, Needle -
ers e010 at
last Mende,
sales for ex
don, 125. ea
$7.20 avcrn
tle, -1160 Lb
foe liana
eagle OA
porters, 1-20
$6.60 to $7.
averaging
or an av
erpool, 1275
at $6.50 t
two Wads I o
Ru
sold at $6.7
$6,50 to $6.6
mon, $6.60
per cvet.1- W
being etold f
all at that I
port. 'Milk -
milkers and
each. Veal
$3 Ito $6.50
$6 'per cwt.
ewes, isolda
yearlings 45 50:: ;lame, $
spring lembe go, 43.1 $3'•60 t
leogs,lectes 10 cents pe
er. 'Selects, f eretered
$9,40 to.b. at Cotm-try
doable deck sole at $9.40
0 n b
y h.. ,•ason
iTyion.Moy lath, to Mr.
, _
a tlaVh er. _
Y. OO 12th, ea Mr.
no,
In Tiirlibel y, on ilayI9th, tr
Couphisi. 4 &lighter.
la
Exeter, on y 23rd, to
nan, edit
Exeter, on litay 15th, to Mr-. d
dem, a ion
., •
tier atlas
etee,--Ar, the residence of Oen. ,.
, on May -2,4th, by Rev. M. Kart,
. 8. G. Troyer, of May, to Miss Alice
,_. -
LOR-At Lnean,, OOMay17th,')yltet.
lisle Alio Malei Taylor, daughter at
•'as. TaylOr, to W. -4,D• IltukS, all of
atii .
N -in on, on May MO. IV thea bride, An a,daughter of Rtiv. W.
Martin, forinerly of Exeter, to Dr. j.
rfAtigarY, t tO., fotmerly Of °Raton.
'ranee re wienipege 01 IdaY
v., Mr. Cru ally, Mr. Hugh Thou -to-
-nod, S,,to Mies Reale, daughter
41,0hn lohell, at Moleswerth.
•,.
TROYER--TA
lor, Kipp
L Taylor.
ElYREE-TA
Arthur Oa
Mr. and M
-txeter.,
'GUNN-MAR
father of t
N. and
It Gunn
THOMPSONL
- nth, by R
' son, of Ma'
Mr. and M
Lrrri,E-44 Er ilettl), on e.: 24tI!, ea Isobel t
l' ,r
-- datiAter 0 Mr. and 1 . Theo. Little, - -aged 2
__.._i - Years, 9 rn lithe and 24 eb.r. •
orONNOR-I Blyth, on May 18th, John' II, &Clow:
years end_ •. months. -
rje, on !ay Pith, Rev. 'M tthew
- . Ehrann, fo a of Ern -Is* aged 88, years, 1
O'LEARY-At Cromarty, o May,x8rd, infant on of
0
month and(I days- '
RATII-In Kis- Wriailintieb, on tb, Fred Rath,
' aged 88 yeas --and 11 m the. -
1 Mr. and Mia. John 00- , - _, -
msr,--reikabet ?Oran ved wi,Befendv,forni yisliZhat.ect,'Elleo,fibetbyeallreoFt s*:
' Months -an 14 day. . •
DM' aitt4 2
SWANI4-lin
BitOil.IVOOT, I BOX & 00.
- 'The Lading indertakers.
1-
7
Charges' Moderate,
. 1,10fill8-.4. tearieeal. Diteater,
I Einbaliner. •
Sight and Sunday oalhi :omptly4 attend
to. • Resid oe on Gods , eh street west. 0
posite Dr. S tt residen Phone No 50
•
sersiornianed Oa snort not m,
11
8
1 eiPORTAMP 1NOTI ES.
; . • . ..... .
DOM.?. FOR tiEfLvIpE-.-- The undersigned
1/ kten, for service on 'lot 24. Con 4, Itt-
the thorrjbred Eampshire art Brodharen
No. 4421. Terms $1 with the prtv liege of tete
\if teecvsary. PEItOY SMITir 221
QUORTIIORN BULLS -Poor choice young
' -3 for sale, ready fot tiervibe, got by Cone
ranna 5040, and out of go milking clams
registe.vd. - For particulars applv JOHN EL
Hens:ill P. O., or on Lot 16, n. 2. Bay,' 221
1 ....'..4.
will
Mop,
hiet,
ing
ii -4
hulls.
All
E4.
-tf
rilEA0r1 ER W&N.tED--riira .ted for Schocb ction
No.,(1, Tuokennnitb, inale or female h Ming
a 1st or 'ad class p,:t4e,stilianal certificate, Ap lice-
ilons will be reeeiv-wl. by the Undersigned until June
80th: Z-3r,xte salary and experierne. J. T. MA TIN, GROC
Seoret.ar3,8eido rth P. 0.1 221 x4
Jibs
CANA
OF CON
r4°FICE0 TORONTO
esident
D eheral
IAN BAN
E CE
; or
'7" HELP isee
aid -up, Ca t $10,000,000
eserve d, 6,000,000
ughout Capda, and
-TS BANK
ckard s
ng out a
IPJG TO CALGAnY
Aelvessavasseiasiveasa-
n the United States and England Hafug secured a place of business in Calgary, Alberta, We must _
th ere as soon as possible. In order to raise money on our present s
IMP NT have decided to sacrifice rather than pay freight such a long (lista
ewe
DEP
1 a.nd upwards are rece ved and inter
ccounts may be. opened in the n
re persons and withdrawals made
one of • them or by the survivo
SEAFORTH BRANe
T MOR8ON
We ar
u
Bissell
agent
about them. The -Am
et
t-01" THE FAMOlf JACKSON
rican Han
Cyco-bearing Carpet ii6epers for
Whol
fseafo
esale a
rth
111EA,CIIER WAN'rED 1-41plica,tions will re-
-, ceived up to Jive 17h,1910 for a teacher for
School SeetiOn No. 6, ilibber. . Dales to cern!) ence
Auotst 17ith. ApDly stating xperience and q tali&
cations, and salary expecte JAMES 8C0 , jr.
Secretary, Cromarty, P. 0. 22, 6-3
titAEM FOR SALrn-Being inposed 6f Lat °, N.
E. Boundary Towsfiip f Osborne,' con -a ning
109 aeres of choice land. ; On iv- premises titer is a
new brink house it*.re-e bank aro, drive house, large
orchard of eholoe winter frui , 14 acres of good ard-
wood Nish ; 4/000 w di With windnd I, pion and
ture. It sold with crop possession will be , von
13 acres barley, it acres oror,s, °acres peas and o to, 7
tang ; thoroughly uoclerdrailed ; 6 a° es fall w eat,
acres pea, 25 acres tiPecterl to grass. b lance in Pu-
nt once. F.asy terms-uf payment for quiek sale. For
terms and partien 2.8 apply telt, R. GLENN, o the
1 premises, or to T. GAME N Auetipoeer 224 .4.1'
A UOTIIN SALE OF FARM STOCIK AND I LE.
/-1 MENTS-Mr. John Galbraith, has inet eted
Thomas Brown, to eel' by public auction on La 19,
I Con: 9, Manton, 11 ulles. east of Winthro , on
years old ; 2 draft geldings 2 ears old ; 1 aged raft
4;
Wednesday, Juno 8th, 191 at 1. ifoloekl n. in.
i the toll -wing pioperty. Mo '.:17-2 draft geldi s 3
I- milch cows in calf ,• 6 heifers . year.s-old ; 6 het re 1
i
horse 9 ye.nrifi old : 1 general purpose horse 10 Tars
old ; 1 drivit4g binee 8 years old. • Cattle -4 e (deb
I
years old ; 4 steers I. year old
t hens, getst,. turkeya and pigs•
5 epring calves.
Implement -1
Iflassey-1-Iarris
otne
0.4
w5e_torta,wtalkol: 1 hatiolaTit63.1-13.19.1yrr4prniasabinder, 1 No. i
ay rake, 1 Deering eultiv to
ris seed drill, I. steel land a ri 1 13
ro ler, woeler:
ateted at ,i Tan. make, 1 ts o.furrow gangplow, 2 walkiln p -e,
f ople eeee 10, ,.!.i.u..5yer,loewrielita:zleto:Iner,diro aartrbott‘iveretckh, ehikertagraocri lf 0 ifnsai owe,
1
•
T"he tjualirt y
✓ fine,
et.ave tee -a
-ale. Trade
g lot the
,_ for . the
all reified.
the eirSt
good to
ahaue, ten
Week'
on export -
&Wilma '-as
1.1 Exporterat- e -following
rt ate. report': For lido --
tie, avera,ging 260 lbs., eJt
; for I Live' I; .0 344 cat-.
-oiceel at 1$6. 0 to '$6.75;
ter, Nee eattle, 1100 lbs
e5:0 average 1.pie, ; 'Pm ex-
-
to 1400 -lbs. h, sroad it
04 for potation, 203 cattle. '
93 lbs. each, at $7 to el
e .Prlee of $7.2 ;;_ tOT
7, an e,veral $6.70;
ttle, ;1125 to 1200i • lbs.,
terelfere, web.f.
same, ite.p in,igzeiartini413lyntiL 1 2000 lb. wei hing
2 sugar lo-ttles, some fiZrriitu
doulde bracing harness, 1 'eet
forks; bees d•other articles
ILion. Everynthing will heised
giving up the faros. Terms
! under cash, over that amount
: be given an approved joint n
1 per cent' per annum allowed off for
amounts. JOHN 0A.LBRAITIL Propr
BROWN; Auctioneer. .
I
bearlynew, 1 ec
1 fanning mill, set
Ingle harness, eh ins,
o numerous to ien.
as the proprie r is
All au la of 05 and
4 mont credit will
tee. A iscount of 5
ash on e dit
etor ; OS.
221 -1
fort;
We still have one
poleinan Salt Wark
intact, also tinanpit
tonber, which' is stilt
about stables and �u
the farm. in orderhave
buildings and material clear
Lore the first of August, we
a very low price, an wilt
reasonable offer to • 4ccorn
purpose.
•Timb
le
or two of
buildings 1
of luinbee
k for' repair
.• buildings
allth
eire-Peirne :plc tintelhers'-' The ROBT.1 ROLL B
to $6451; kads of l .good. * THRESHER CO.
wiredixim,, $6 to$6.-25 ;!.0eale 2206..a - SE
go.is
$5 84 ; cows, .f64 b ;! $6
not hear any cattle
elieosenu es at $7,ei
cle being boueht for ex- 1
s and SpeingetAbout 15 :
ng'erS sold o $45 to '$65 '' .
ee -Veal cal efee=1. et
Our
he
ft.
nd
ng
on
se
off be -
ill sel at
fuse no
lish his
GEN. &
Lirril
FORTH
csv ' ara '417' t)f Men 6 hoes
,
and IT p d Lam s .--. Sheep,
;$4.25 o $4.50,
as
INNIMIlmiNefaereirMalmse
.t,
,^48: deSPat ni frere Win.iii
June lot, ea s: The, them&
last night al the way fro.tn
nipeg to 7 1eirees. of Ares
eine points n , fa•nitota
ewan. tjsua ly May 24th e
, Crt 1 tiliS uns0 tied Weather,
in fine aifld reel but this s
ditions have ter abnormal
very. earlieetj opening in M
permitted al t, unpreced
seeding. The latter pert ,of
all May 'W9-1-, !bin wever, geo
element and growth site
check. The xresent seeks
fretitsi has erected eend
stuff put out:I too early, b
f
does not app a.r to havee'da
farm crops. Gr th of . v,
been Checke at the top wi
Sequenceth l'i I the Plant ha
out, forming onnsualiy, etro
Thus urospe te for the 'cro
o means s Sine stic.1 but
grow1ng1 wee%
ed now to ering the !mop
1 1 1 i
7 00 to 800,I
200 to •'3 00 spat of goo
• An 1164 AttlAiet
held in Erucefiel oh Saturday, Jut 4 commen-
cing at 2.4. rn. A fill' attendartee o
Tuskerarnith Telephone Sy e be
The Annual Meting of the subri e riobfersth:
requeistedt •
5
Tabs. o..llHtLL GLAW I
221 -2 e t
with few
to $4,50;,
$6.e0 each: ,
cwt low -
e9.7, 5,, • and
nit's. One
Lob.
dated
Timed
Wine
ensikeetssaeabeeenvd:
d tt:,,
8.11'erg;
'whlch
aaria1
4.o deair eenhld:
g
t • o ) fad
wgjed the
hhP tth•e el:tels
ow
itotaby
ntesd.
F
ed
le need-,
•••••,..•••••
TF you feel like . spend -
.1 ing just $3 for pair'
of shoes Sir w can show
you shoes - t this price
that you wil1 be glad to
spend your riioney for.
The best shoes made and
sold for the' ;All
sizes' in Patent Colt, Vici
Kid? Grm Metal Calf.
Tan's if you prefer.
Lace Or -Butt
or
TH. sarne.,I
I • sat' sfactro
our Men's $3
we give with o
priced -shoes.
hesitate long a
to buy shoes if
,here to 1
n styles.
uaranteed
• goes with
hoes that
r higher
ou won't
out where
you come
ok. I
icha,rdson
SEAFORTH,
I
Scott
.T
ays
DRY
B gh6st
and dried appi
tyre
d Retail Hardware
Commetring; on Friday dune 3r0
st allowed at curreot
mes of two or •
by any We will make a greater effort than ever before to reduce this 'lumen stock
4 of merchandise., Eve , artleie Ofi this list IS just AS represented - a mune
bargain. It will toilauy now for the future, as everything in tif4 store
ieocara= tWili be sold regardless of cost ealeft.elMe
Manager
7Ioo Mei's Spits, mostly Tweeds, in dark colors,
regular sizes Pp to 42, good serViceable garments,
worth in the regular way up to. ten dollars.
Your choice (iif this
75 Boys' Suits, in sizes 27 tO 331 mostly dar
ors in Tweed S and -Worsteds, regularly priced from
4.00 td 5.50. 1Special for this sale 5
5g Suits in this lot, for children from two and -a
half to seven ylears. The former prices were from
2.50 to. 4.00. i These are good serVice- aA-
able little suit. Will give Satisfaction. a I
Men's Fine Flannel Shirts, mostly light stripes and
plain colors. Some with and some without col-
lars. zoo All sizes in this lot. The prices 9
Men's Soft Felt Hats. These Hats are a eat
bargain and are worth double this price.
Browns and blackP mostly,
roo pairs of Men's Odd Pants in Tweeds and ort
steds. 'Regularly priced from I.7.5 to
2.25. All sizes. - For quick selling.... *2
20 doze4 Men's Blaces, ,all brand neW-stock, re
lar +pc value. For this Sal; spedial - per 2
Coal
y each
$45
AG N. -
$2.75
&
Merchants and Coal Dealers'
rooerie
Ontario
-Fresh groceries green vegetables and fruits
in stock.
Full line of Stade Dry Good § on hand.
;ices pa d for dr ssed poultry, butter, eggs
ei.
I
Stccessor to late B.
CORN k• S. ORE
.1
unn
SEAFORTH
he Coming • of
-Should bring you
At,
inte
fres
end
gene
a wa
earn
pring
here.for our great Furniture
Bargains,
o•season of the year do men and women SHOW such a keen
est lin the appearan-e of their home There is al desire for
nes s everywhere toi be in keeping with nature. Almost our
e stpek is ,fresh and Moat thoughtfully selected. Out term are
otts and easy. VIA this store f good vat? and. You'll come
convince] that thialtore has the largest p -to -date stook of
tare in lihe country, •
Oaiifoot„ E3 x -4rid Cp.,
Ti HOULE Manager.
ER
OODS
1 1
e have made ipeilial efforts this year to Be-
rne the BEST !in Afein's Summer4 Wear, tr. d
4I
o we have _been sa ces§ful. ' ar long'
.ee in th‘ business, places us 1 a posi- '
-now wh tmen want, and wla re to get
should see our Summer WearableE.
xperie
iorf to
• t 1Y?
I
'aide t
lothes
•
• TAILORING
Order Clothing is our hobby.
are always -the best, and look
11 BRI -
Bright's
the best.
IIT
BRAND TRU RsVIIIIANt
Ft
Sur
Tick
Portl
• Seaeti
Bellin
Vane
minst
Los
R4
• Horn
To
Via
June
• Nor
• pan.
ma, 3.
Tickets
A., F.
n Trip
met Tourilt
s'at LOW1 aites
Alto 'ept. 3ot To
nd land toria, re.
, Tecom Everett anad,
ham, sh. Viet ri
liver an New. S est -
r, B. C. an Franc sco,
ng1eS aFd San Di go,
0;L
n. Limit
0
seeker
VVeste
hiceao,
14th. V
rn I Na
Stearee
p. m.,
June
nd full 1
e. 31st, 1 10.
Excur
n Cana
1
ay 3list
11, Sarnia
igation
leaves
May 30th
5th. -
ormation
gamer Ille, Town
pot ' Agea
:
Gloves
& Mitts
Our stooks of ems and mitts
ranging in pr trete. 25 cents
to $1.50 #e the choicest values
picked from the beet makers in
Canada. e •
i •
• = 1,111101• WINO
Horse B14nkets
The largeet
valees of feted
our Stay -on B
lIt's hard to b
ock and the best
are here. See
seiket at $1.50 ;
t.
•
Robes•
• • ceGallet°rWatedY4' Ufa" atBdrw4allualidalee.
Our priors are rljt
spcicial itt C3WE LOB-FP:AT CASES
1 worth $5.5e, 1 !itiete. A taw
only,
1
1
BRODI ICK'S
INeil& (3heap HAMM Stori-
lppositie Commereial Hoteleaforth
S -r 14114.* **WS • 6S.S4444610 480 *. • • •• • • s el**
Ordered Clothinat spocial prices -All Summer Underiwear
educed -All Menls Hats Reduced -All Gents' Neckwear
Reduced -All Clothing Reduced.
i . 1
5 Black and dolored Skirts in Panama, Voile an
Venetian, gooct styles, regular values from5.00 tO
/o.00. Your1 choice of these skirts
n
during the _sa14 for.........................,... 4 7,
About twer.ty-ve Ladies' Spring Coats, in Blacks,
Fawns aun4 Greys. Up-to-date garments, worth in
,
i the regular way up to 7.0(4 For quick 1 7
1 8e11inge. w.e6a *10 0 •111.• ass • *0 .. • a e 0 .1.4 4 a .....• • .-44, A *A* ' -
5
eating- prices oin Ladies' Sui4s-C1earing prices on Ladies,
' Waterproafs-Special pOces on Ladies' Skirts. '
Regular one d011ar colored shirts. The season
new patterns. :We have atiout seventeen dozen ok ,•
them and you can have your choice for this
eventat..........!.....,.................................
5 dozen White hirts, laundered, * with pu
biozSosmat
boos, j. .
;r..e.g..p! r 75c and 1..iio value, all
le
a a 4 . a • a • *a* .S*404 as 0 Is* 4-* el IS • Si Si*
§pecials in Carpets -t -Specials in Rugs -Specials in Lino!.
urns --Specials in Lace Curtains.
,s •
r5o yard § of Linen Tabling, all linen, good width,1
regular 37 cent valtie. On sale for per
I -
yard.... ***1464444; ay. .......-.......... 4,4744
2,000 yairds; good print, fast colors, light arid dark
staple designs, worth ioc and i234c per 6
yard, sale price,.•. * Si Siiiiii 144 A A 0 el.....'..* * ** • v v. e --
50 pieces of Dress Goods, black and plain
colors, 75c to 1..00 value for •-...................
50 pieces of Onss Goods, plain and stripe 3,
black and fancy shades, regularly priced
at 5dc and 75c per yard fbr............ .
‘
2o pieces i of Dress Goods, black and colored, was
regularly priced at 35c to 6oc per yard
fOr•‘•. a a a .4 a • •-•Ike Oil •• a owe. a • a •*•••4****.... 4•0....•••.8.-•
9c
linen
japan Taffeta Silks in all shades. The regul
50 cent quality, twenty-seven inches wide for, per ).a.rd. 8 0 . I*. ...Oa ele• 18.4 .4 ft a a. 40 .. . *�*24 04
Taffeta thlks in all shades, wbrth ill the
ular
way frpm soc to 75c, about 30 pieces in
25 pieces of Tamoline Silks, all the fancy
shades wel represented, soc value for......
25 piecesofr striped and plain mercerized linens,
all the leading shades, --beautiful goods,iii'Ite,,,
worth 25c to 30c, sale firice per yard....... I
Ics piecesi Fancy Dimiti s and Organdies, in spots
and floral effects, regul r I24C and 15c, t
sale price per yard............................. I
ro pieces of Indian Head, mostly in the ,
lighter shades, 15c value, for per yard.... Le
10 pieces Fancy Percales, in colors, worth i 4
20C pet yard, sale price............... ........... i ti -C
15 'dozen ;Ladies' plain and fancy handk'fs,
I,
worth from 15c to 25; special, at each...-. OC
ro dozen pairs black and pcilored silk and
lisle gloves, worth soc a pair, special, pair
19 1
. ,
Taffeta silk ribbon. worth 15c to 20c, in all I
shades, goo4 widths, special at per yard... I
Penman' S Special Black Cashmere Hose, all wool,
•
beautiful goods, and lead-
ers at 5oca pair, special at 3 • pair•
awramoseopoimommionomminge
We Need the M.oney r Youll Need th,e
Persons visiting our store during this reinarka.ble sale will not be is --
appointed, as we feel confident this will be•the greatest collection of reai
m&.
money-savers ever Seen in the vicinitym. of .afortil,„ _mci.it isyq, bo .
al-
lowed reliable people to enable theto take advak. n e of this great
opportunity . ., •.. . All trade taken as cash at highest prices.
eelteonseamemmamemeNt Neemateammaeavaeasasseavamaaaga.
Wm. Pickard fi Son., - Seafortit