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eek. -The rarmers)
stitute Intendto
June. -T tinter
planbing for a.
June 27.-3. A.
funeral of his
jo ot Vtlelaburg.
ad attained the good'
...-ettlrs. or. larydges.
Y ill, and her farilly
to her bedside, but
keen she, Is re -
Orr
Se ts:Kr 1...4e per .powd, Uve
t Broiet a're at lir Will
A.
Ion Stock Yatds, Tesonto, May
2 .-Cattle-Esebra. oboice heavy steers
tor -butcher antd- expo*. 0.00 '4 $8-;
firood reed:lure to choice Weber. loads;
.1.5 to -mac ,wittnot, $6 to $6; can-
ners, $8; choice butcher 'cows tirarli sikt
It'," 16. *6.56; bulls ,$6 to $6.26. Stoclei
KS -Steady ;demand at $5.* to $6 for
toed quality; 'extra choice heavy feed..
Os, $6.26 to $6.60. Ca1ves-06(W veal,'
$8 to $7.50; babe, $1.60 fed $2,60.igheeel
Market lower; choice ewes, WOO Ito
$6.26; bucks alai& culls, $41 to $5;
--7-eivinig lam1s. t4 to $7.60 -each: Hogs
-X8Xket 10Wer, at $8.40 • to,b.; 0.75 -
fed and watered, and 0Nii,.10 ighed
,
oft tars, The was again a very
active deinan4 tor butcher cattle, lont-
real and otheri poinbs TenitinS large
Introa.ds on supplies seareely equal to
local rfequirereents. The result was a
verY strong market tut butcher cattle
SSIS1111$111.10003SOMINffilla
nluevale
*Kee, of Pardwich., is
Mr L. Ruttan.
elYerit ,Sunday 'With
WilliaTG geSSer.-Mr.
Tordetito, spent ..the
ds here. -Mr. Trows.
!dowel, spent Sun.-.
Thos. Nich-
t the holidays at
e.-tr. E. Bruce and
- of TorOyete, visited
ther here. -Miss Maud
ttie holtdale witand prices in this elass were inclined
h!
3. Nicholson.- -We to Ease off a Wit' le, au:4 at best .were
cattle of all grades. Choice Jo
butchers sold freely ab $7.50
SIM,. and reediiin butchers,zUr
*7 to Kit %tidier Mare- and
were Strong inlaropolttlion With
general advance, selling strong
to $6.76 and csie or two sale
extra choice at $1. Po(rtfle
trade there was a lull tn the.
fas a
to
ng at
tne
at ps
of
.zPoirl;
,a,n4
e James Nraster4 barelY steady with la* week.
tion again aftert his ill- Buffalo, WI' '26.-ca.tftte — Butcher
aiyaoy and his trieada grades active and steady; beavyl, slow
Teronto; spent the and ten to fifteen cents lower; prime
feereere herne here.- steerS, $8.65_116 $9.; shipplog 47.75 to
-0..,14,1,e, gamy Eiart $8.60; butchers', $6 to $8.60; netters,
t6„.60 ifei $8 ; $4 tol$7; st leertit
and feeders, $4.75 to $6.25; ,fresh
COWS -arid SPrinr4ns 810W and $2 to $3
lower, at: 00 to $70. Veals-Acri e and
250 higner, at $4.50 $9,15. B.Fogs
Active; ,pigs 10c higner ; others'5 'to
"clifirANTEr ,
s
Pigs. A
field, Gig.
ji PRESENT
-Ca Mends, 11
arY Wilt be noel
D. GEhtmgr,a-
CANADIAN BANK
.OMMERCE
s E MUND-wALKen, m.o., Li...b., o,cL, PRESIDENT
ALEXANIDEP 141,1 13, GENERAL MANAGER
CAP11 ..$10,000,0q0 REST, - $8,000,000
FARMERS' BUSINESS
UM SALE"-
.1.• acre of gr
fruit tree. •
brewerak, &men
terms. ; Apply t
-a: TM:Anson,
two-story bra*
and one-fifth ac
particulars appl
lIensall, P. O.
MlfirRAY OA
El the unde
Seared's, About
and one yearlin
of grey color on
othere all red.
from the unders
leading to the r
ally rewarded.
e
Haman In
'Witted n t
ouse, e ht
of land go
to MRS 13.
' -
ree-quartere
good Well,
Ited next
old on reasn
Seaforth p
28
arty of Mr4
• ndors Baulk
, good cellar
We and well.
AMON, Box
UV. 231
AO EVER
ANIMALS
The Canad
for the tran
collection o
on applicati
LE-Straye
gned on the
he 15thof?
heifer. On
• 8potte4t re
alt anl4nat
de of the lef
emery of bli
OHN 00V
the prenn
el road nor
twcayear h
e two year.°
d white an
rked- by a
Any Infos
heals will be
OE, fleafotlt
110
WORLD
OTS -10
Accounts
Commerce
attention as
Money may
by a person
an Bank of "Ceenrnerfe extends to Farmers every facility;
action of their banking business including the discountand
sales notes. 'lank aIes notes are supplied free of chargo
n.
BANKING BY MAIL
ay be opened at every branch of The Canadian Bank 0
o be operated by mail, and will receive the same caref
is given to all other departments of the Bank's business.
be deposited or withdrawn in this way as satisfactorily at
visit to the Bank.
A232
Seaforgl Branch.
MORSON 4
Manager
spent the 24th. with the
ts, Mr an4 Mrs. Thorras
Wroxete'r.
Walton
ma; ovoewilitetesomExpmeteietgordooinitt loweir_;
hea_yy_ $8. to _$.8.05; mixed,
sltmara, Watch for smelt bells on that $1, yoricees, zie.7o to $s , pigs $7.60
Alaataktalook at oar North Window. James' to $7275 GrtallgliS, $6.59 to $T; stags,
reosae Mau. . 23?•°4 Stl Ito Tktlfi ;' deities, $7.75 to $8, Sheep
Se Laying. -The corner and Laiebs-Choice, active; mmon
the new Presbyterian church slow; wetpars, 6e lower; lambs and
well and truly laid on Fed*" ewes, 250 lower.;- lambs, $4 to $9;
e was a large attendance yeaTitnigs, $7 It() $7.50; ,..,we-itheirs, ito
present. The :ceremony of $6.30; ewes, $5 to $5.25; sheep, mix -
stone was performed by Rev- ed, $1.60 -to .
bull, Toronto. Addresses suit -1 Mealtrial, MaY 28. -The -quality ef
occasion were delivered by the cattle was :generi•ally good, but
_tuba and .the n.eighborinT netwithstanding . this fact and the
and also by MT. JearieS good attiendseede of buyers trade wag'
P for East' Boron A -It. ; Atha ,siew, as ,ene hi.gh prices of beet
e tne
he de -
ally for,
fairly'
easel
for
last
Ntp.p. to pentre Hvaron, ; of late has *ended to tdecre
. W. g- Kvtr, of Brussels4 ' consumption some, consequently
ening Treetirsg was also largely • wand from butchers was prinel
d, vthen an interestign program small lots, while, packers wet
sses and Yogic wa.s ,given, The efen supplied; as they in sem
W3--5 a gra-titling sanne*-Pa were obliged -to go To Teiro
ut and augurs well for the supplies at the latter end of
The new edif.ice, when cam- week on aecoUnt of the snor a,ge of
II be coirmodious and com- cattle bore. A few/ full load of
wilt` -co-ntain ad modern choice steers e.hanged hands at $7.50
the carrying on of the to $7.75, and, good USettll stock ' at
which it is designed, and $6.15 to $7.26 per mit. There was no
a comfort and credit to tile change in tne hog situation today,
tic pastor and tile nal and prices being firrely ststained d.er a
good defrand trom packers for all the
I stock offered, and quite an act). e trade
was done ,with sales of selecte lortis
-I at $9.76 ter Cwt., weighed' off cars,
of tne congregation.
MARKETS
woe ean. May 30th, 1912 Thetde was a good demand fe* sneen,
• 1,4f. ..... ....... w•A•
au-
r bushel .
r bushel
e Uhl
a per ton
Low Grade Flour, per tor.
a
in'pr 100 ..-
Ne. 1, loose. ''''''
anb.. ""•- ....... .
dusen..
• - .. •
`au
-otorerv..1
, larrbS ennd cal-ves, of whien, supplies
aa to as ; were somewhat lin4-ed, - axkd ,Itne
eo to Di 3a .
9d to 1 oa tone of tqle market was wita
70 60 90 , sales of ewe sheep at $6.50 per cwt.,
‘2.6 ter to 28 00 t
00 to ,e 00 and wing lambs brought from $4 to
-00 to 3700f $1 each. ,..Butcee.rs' cattle, chole,
Is 50 to 3 9-11 cirt 76 to $8; fme.-dium, $6.00 to $7.00;
COWS,
Ike '$6 ';
pounds.
$90;
to $75,
ewes,
s,
.,
19 to 20 1
19 to ' Cf2dIMOrt, $6.00 to $5.50; oho'
lo to 20 I- $6.26 to $6,60; medium, $5.50
ee co 15 00 b11118 $5.50 to $6 75 per 100
75-ato 1 35 • • *
10 00 to 14 00 Milkers, choice, each, $80 t
Innetlitate Id. 8- 00 to 9 00 common and medium, each, $65
griringers, $50 to $60. Sheep,
Poultry $6,25 to $6.50; bucks and cul
35,60; lambs, $7.25. Hogs, • to.
Toronto, Ntay 28.-Who1esa1e prices of
c-lieice- dressed poultry --Chickens 16 to .- °awes, $1.5.a to. $8.
1 Toronto-, ,./ttiay 20.-t,aada in
Vie Pdr lb.; fowl„ U. ta 12c ; due i was active ab fully as good rices lag.
Itol4e;,_, ;turkeys, 20to 21e. Live poul- I were paid on -Monday for the. different
I classes. Butchers, -The bulk of the
y about 2c lower than The a,bove.
Seeds I ' 1 butchers-. cattle sold at from. $7 up
tO $7.60, and several kits as hlgh as
- .. • 4. .
iraoutenlelay 28. - The Trerene..74S $7.75. Cows sold all the . way iffrren
selling to the trade on the bushel $4.50 to $6.50; bulls, $4.50 tO $6.50.
f li No 1 recleaned Stockers and, Feeditt-One load of feed -
ICIAIIM FOR S
1. Hallett, e
the preapises a
floors and one
house, a hen )1
good frame8 r
and gond cellar.
drained and the
house and one
of two acme.
bush and about
•of fall wheat in.
farms in the to
Oondance,
to schools, Oho
and on easy ter
dress HEN& 2'
LIA.RAI FOR
R. B.,
There are on th
with stabling u
house Won st
cement cellar
kitchen and Ive
bam. The far
fence_d and the
and dear frona
failing well nt t
acrostaone corn
are 80 acres .Be
plowing done.
young-nrebard
apple, pear, pi
able. For fa
or address JO
1,1U040_1,1;4
f row Mr. John
in the Village o
1912, at the ho
cattle
asia as clover, Govarnment standard, e,rs, 1025 pounds each, sold
*16 6315; No. 2, $14 to $15; timothy, one load of stockers, 700 po
2, $9 to $0.50; No. 2, $8.50 to $9 ; at 0.65, and one load to turn
1.1761fa. No 1, $12 to $12.54; No. 2,- d
It $6.76;
ds each,
ongrasp
aft $4.12 - prixagers
-Tirade. for milkers and. springers was
alike, No. I, $15.
Dairy IVIa-rkets
Montreal, litay 28 - Cheese-Finegt
terns, 14 to 14 1-40; fin.est eaettri
unig, 13 8-4 to IS 7-8e. Butter -Choicest
firelaareTy. 27 to 27 '41-4e; seconds, 26X
16 1-2e Eggs, selected, 25 to 26c;
t� 2 stock, 18 to 19c.
Toronto, May 28. -The butter mar-
ket has a little better tone, wit' t the
'demand good. Tira receipts are ample. to $6.60 per ; tram s $41 to $5;
Choice grades sell well. Dairy, spring lambs, $‘ to $6.50 ealah. Hogs
stoke, 28 to 24e; bakers', inferior. -SeleetS, fed add watered, $8.75, and
29 to 20e, creamery, 26 to 27e Doh $8..te f.o.b. oam -
*Fug and 25e for solids. Eggs—
Supplies are la.rge and prices steady.
tirew-laid, 22e to 23c pe,r dozen, in
ease lots. Cheese-lfaxket quiet. New
cheese, 14 to 14 1-2c poi lb. Honey-
•tifellexited„ in tins, is quoted at 11 to
Ciellerlb. Combs, $2.50 to $2.75 per
E -F_ sal
ntainin 100
coo ban ba
rn 36 66
e with 4em
med
The fa a.
e are t g
•the bit n.
ere are five
80 :sores ed
This p pe
ship and is
ilea fro: Sea
•hesand sto
ss. Fo In
OLCLO G11
ALE -F r sa
Tooke it
premis s it
derneat ,
ne You dati
mder e
odshed
• is all lie
and it in a g
11 flexions.
e haus an
r at the
(tea to
There
of an ore
m, cher estr
er parti ale
N FOR CN
bao
1Kra
.8.
8.4, TbOo:rcease a„,•!:
x 60 with '" e
,a good ea
oor and a shd.
tehen, woo( h
fenced and de •
welle, one a th
te a good hard
of good hrdwcod
gress and 16 ear s
s one of the be t
a half mile a et
and is cony e
ill be sold e
particularsclr
•stance P. O.
it
I 8, Concession
ntain,g 100 "ker.
bank barn :40x
house 22x32,, t
d there is dgo
house with g
utbesildings t
tate of nulti ati
drained antl
There le 'a AV
spring creels 'ru
of the farm. he
d the balm
splendid b '
a halt, cent
to. Terms r
ly on the pr
forth P. 0.
ROME9
14120i1SES.
rillistse100
t Animals
FREE STREE
DAILY AT
ARADE
I
CON E
Bac
A
TWO
AN
RAI
good, rrices Iraaaging all the Way from
$46 -up to 3100 leach, [three cows sell-)
lug 13,t the latter price The bulk sold.
at froir 350 to $70 each. Veal Calves
=There were 530 calves repOrted on
sale, but pe -ices were no lower, Tong-
ing trornt $4, to 07.50, andl a gpmr,,exitira
d
ces were
two dol-;
ewes, $5
quality - calves treached $8 a,
Sheep and Lambs -Lamb pr
easier, selling ,froltr, one to
lairs pen' head lower. 'Sheep,
E OP 4•1R
es Jons h
eConn 11, t
Dublin on
r of on o'cl
1 dark dhestn t 'horse 6 ye
light Chetstnut horse 6 yea
mare 5 yeate o 1 named! je
old named Bel e, 1 Bay m
Minnie i1 Bay orse 6 years
nut marc 5 ye a old n med
all in good don ibion and n
for live* bee' ess. One ne
make, 2 top b ggies only u
gies in good ape, 1 ope
wagon with to nearly new,
or 2 horses, 1 ew farm we
new cutter, 4 utters iii go
bob -sleighs bo and seat-, 2
boxes,i6 eete of single liarn
harness set team harn
Amen -
ASS LIVER
a ceived instr
' 1 hy' pubik3 a
nesday, Jan
k . in., thetolI
Id named.
named Lee, 1
, 1 Grey mare 7
e-6•years old lam al!
a named Tons, 1 be::t.
d sy; The abo *e el
0 tebrugegagn lib: 1 ou t,
e year; 2 to g-
ggy,. 1 Com al
ht. delivery n go 1
set. iron her .13 1
ditatin, se ,Ii h
ght bob•slei be
sat of Al c eri. ge
,4 rugs, 5 &tate ,6
ms -All sums of 10
Int).4 months' ere el
oved Joint notes.
on credit moon, a
rietor is giv.og
UN MeCONNE
etioneer. 2310-
0
bto
obi
wi
red,
bit
ye
Ic
CREED
T BANDS
Mons en
of
PERFORM.)
E DAILY,
oft SHOW.
rti000 at ZS
Olt et 8.
ring
URE SAL
Spring is the most favorable buying time
for thog.-) who are furnishing a new home or
adding an oasi pieoe or more to the old home.
Ca 1 and see what good things we haw) ready
for Pais naouth.
Broadtbot Box and Oori
S. T HOLMES, Manager,
BS, 4
and and r cash ;, over that
whipal elippiag maer
will be ven on i urnisl ing
per cent. per o
Positively no me rve
busirese awing t h
Proprietor JAMES J
Births
SMITE-inGrey,Grey, on May 15th, to Mr. atcl Mrs. John
Smith, it daughter.
EIIIIMIER-In Morris, on May s6th, to Mr. anclifts.
Louis Bauder, a dooghter.
Wintnrop, on May 24th, to Mr. and
• Mrs. W..i. Henna, a daughter.
COLLYER-In Clinton, on May 19t3i, to Mr. and
Mrs. A. F. Collyer, a daughter.
Grain,- Etc. C73 HUNTER -1n Goderioh, on May 19th, to Mr. and
Hunter', a daughter.
'for' onto, May 28,—ontario Wheat- MeLEAN-In Wroxeter, on May nth, to ?dr. and
The market is firm, with the offeringa Mrs. Adam, McLean, a son.
Mr and
butted. No. 2 white, red as..d mix-
ed are quoted at $1.05 to $1.06,
WSW. Peas -- Trade quiet; with
No.2 shipping peas quoted, at $1.25
Pet bushel outside. Oats - Trie market
is quiet; prices steady. Car lots of
2 Ontario quoted outside at
49 -to 48 1-2e, and No. 3 4t 47 ?cents
outside, NO . 2 Ontario, 60 to 51c,
track, Toronto; No. 1 extra west,.
ern Canada feed, 49c, bay ports, an4
O. 1 at $48 cents. bay ports. BatleY
besiness; prices 'nominal. Corn,
=-rade Is dull, with No. 8 Amer-;
• teen yellow quoted at 82 cents, haY
Oats, and ab 85 cents on track, Toronto.
ans-Very light offerings, witin the
Prie6a, s firm. ' Small • lots of hand.
110, ked are quoted ,at $3 per bush
At; primes, *2 65 32.75. BarleY-Mar-
tat quiet Manitoba bran, $25,- in
• I8, Torento freight. Shorts, $27.
PAW Hay - There is ve-ry litttle
94-tr1ng; fair demand; No, 2 wcalkl
iI $19 to $26 a ton- Clover, mime
$14.0a to 315.50 on track: Bat -
Fr Straw -The rarket is quiet, with
Vetoes, of goad straw quoted_ at 311
to 411.50 on track at Toronto. Tots.-
tCell -Receipts continue moderate,
181th llrices steady. Gar 'lots of On -
flubs, in bags, quoted at .$1.75to
• 11.80, and Delawares at $1.85 to $1. -
out of store, $1.05 to $2.
Live Stock Markets.
May 28. -No change from
laSt week. There .Lave been no fresh
suPPlies and markets axe easy. *ides
rod Canadian steers, 16 1-2 to Ile
Zer pound.
Glasgow, may continued ad-
lee•nc in Prices is noted an cattle
wire very scarce. Prime steers, 10 1.-2e,
ewe.tent 10 to 10 14-4c; bulls, scarce
414434 *air at s p2c tort top Pee% Call
COUTTS-In Wingham, on ittLty ,
Mrs. R. A. Coats, ason.
PAGE -In East Wa.wanosh, on May 16th, to Mr. and
Airs. George A. Page, twin sons.
oineags-re Wawanosh, on May 18th, to Mr. and
, Mrs, Patrfek Gibbons, a son. '
litarriages
STEWART-POLLOCK-At the residence of the
t-ide's parents, Bayfield, on May 21st, by Rev.
H. J. Condell, Florence second daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John PollookAo John M. Stewart of
Goderieb.
FLEVNIER-POWELL-At the Timothy Eaton
°batch, Toronto, on May 18th, by Rev. Dr,
Griffin, assisted by Rea. J. °dent, Mr. Reginald
Sherman INeether, of Winnipeg, soh of the late
Thomas Fletcher, of 13rus3els, to Miss Mary
Pearl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G.I A. Powell, of
Toronto, formerly of Brussel,.
COUSINS-DRINKWALTER,--In Goderieh, on May
6th, by Rev. J.Pollook. Thomas Edward Cousins
to Miss Abigail Drinksvalter, all of G,
SAUNDERS-BLACKWELL-At 29115 tWashington
- Street, San Franeiseo, Cal., an May 22nd, Hazel,
only daughter of Mr. and Mr. William Black-
well and grand•claughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.
• Davidson, Seafortb, to Ilarry Ernest Saunders,
formerly of Toronto.
for
the
alt
N
$19.59 to $1.1;
une
64 Pthl
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Otthave a. nage Ova of e
Coin eaure 1.
gradtta es get tbe h
more ler our trtdents
schoot '
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bu
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now.
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aye tbre
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Ye owe it to ye
ing. .
Write, for ou
D. A. Xcle-A-
sa8 COL
and practio sl. • We
instructor and our
positions. We do
any othet sin dar
mite
roe
Big 1.14rdwari- Store.
EDG SEAFORTH
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:•T Brighten up vour home with • • •
• r, • • 0
t t. t Martin-SenOur Paint, the only *I:
Z ;14 paint labelled 1 00/, pure. There • 44,
is a rdason. Get the best.
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fo
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Shortha
ow what w
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talogue now
Principal
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N tioe is hereby' gl
li
hereto ere etabaisting bet
.as Bo tand Shoe Dealers
has tii
%. day been diseolv
debts- wing Ito the sakd
to Harry11.; soott, t
elaimg against the sa d p
sentwd to the staid ' arr
same 11 be settled. i
THOMAS RIOHAR SO
. 'ilL R. soon
Dated at Seafortb, Ilea
he firm of Rich rds
to -Mx people.of Seat rth
their:eincere thanks fo
kindness shewn to t em
in Wei future the pre eut
same liberal treatme t.
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artnets
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KING TR
(0254)
ROYAL R
• (14824)
GUINE• A.
(13139)
The above three horse
improvement ot stock
ines,•regar •ioc
3 1bsfcpzi
hat the Far ner h p
us, the undersig e
e Towe of Sisal rt
mutual consent. 411
rship are to e:.ad
13 aforesald.Ianv 11
rship are to be pe -
Scott, by NY OM! tie
reg ii.ar i 5c
s. f r ...
aches, regn7
ine,12 lbs. for
Ppwders„ try
winners'. 0
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Deaths ,
•COOK -In Clinton, on May 1.7th, Susie Ostrom, wife
of Joshua Cook, aged 14 years.
TIONTER-In Goderich, on May 19th, Pearl, third
daughter of Samuel Hunter, ated 14• years.
XENKIN-In Ocilborne, on May 17th, Grace Sleman,
wife of James Jenain, aged 81 years, 8 months
• and 6 days.
LAMONT -In Stanley, on May 21st, Mrs. William
Lamont.
KORMANN-In Walkerton, on May 17th, Ferdinand
Kormann, formerly of Wingbam, aged Z3 years.
BROADFOOT, BOX & CO..
7he Leading Un4ertakers
°TT A RGES MODERATE
S. T. nolmes. Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
Night and Sunday calls promptly attended
to. Residence on Godertch street west, op-
-posite Dr. Scott residence. Phone No. 5013.
Flowers furnished on short notice. 2098 •
tnees R. S.
,
A. D. 1912.
Cott wish t
surrounding
iberal patron
past and tr
will be awe
co stay
co try
gel and
st 'tient
e tate
23 .1
've you
in g powde
takes out
e t., buy
Fres
P nes, R
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d -M-0
ried 0-M-0 the new bleac
hi
ai
on
T J BE
A 41 stand for
t s season at
Y'S
e Stable
t rio.
Sale . and Exoha
Hensall, 0
Don't cook in misery. Get a
I Perfection Oil Stove l Cheaper
• ** than gasoline and safer. Guar-
: anteed not to smoke or smell
Z to. for the yea+ 19121 and future
• • • years while the stove is in use.
1 •1 i -•
0.40+*******4444,4•4,41440.44.40-: •
Se our display of 'Ham- :* :
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:I:11 cks, S retri Doors, Lawn *I4
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. •. NI wers a d Sul -Tuner (roods. Z
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e , Sle Agents for Gold Medal tI*
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Twine, Genuine Frost Fence. ; •:
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mal
11 co
pack
es cloths lilly
ee, fruit, wine
age, only
1
PaINCE of
Fruit & Vegetable
eubarb,•Taettuee, Tomo s,
Etc,
Smo ed & Cooked Meati
neardi e and Ingersoll Meats, no e
b tter, give us a trial.
Butter. & Eggs
niemhe we pay highest cash price
f first -c lass Butter. Cash for Eg
S. BJ4e
Sea or h
Co e ai
at ode
to 28th.
indeed
melt
tt,
,Lte
82641
d enjoy
ich MAUI
Better .p
very9am
he bet
tenant
o weeks suti,
ainp J e 17t
han leefo e ,paid
being dine to
yet. A ply to
Dick -on
Sea
t
EST
,
fitdayed 'Irma Lo s 6 and
Go riehlownshils on •r a
yearIciicl per, red, wit wh
taiI and white on b th
will .be given for an in o
covery,,and any person f
this notice, willbe roe
'
2120-8 RO
A
ICTON
WM. BERRY. Proprlet
Monday - Will leave h
Brucefield, and proceed west
arm Hotel, for noon ; thence r
weirs, Goderieb Township, for
-To Orhbani's Hotel, Clinton,
until Wednesdaa morning.
way of the 2nd concession, Hu
tle's, for noon ; then- east to
Hotel, for the night. Thursd
ville, and west to Thomas Cole
Tuakeramith, for noon; ; then
and east to Robert Charter's
South, by way,of the 4th cone
miles west to Robert Elea's,
own stable for night, Wherah
following Monday n3oening.
# r
9
or
tb
fo
e
le
S.
a
ou
fo
r
Maaager
own stable, at
Vhana, at Temper -
to John Rath-
night.Z.Tuesday
oon, and remain
esday-East by
ti to Frances Ket-
alforth, at Kling's
South to Egrnond-
is, 2nd concession,
A to the Mill Road,
i night. Friday -
la 2A tenet, and li
on; then to his
1
I remain until the
281641
"The Big hardware Store."
ENRY EDGE SEAFOR H
BARGA Ns
There are still g e Bargains to
; be had a,t tb,e
STEE
leaforth T
•I
for 15 days longer
balance of Oro° e
Glassware.
• 10 -piece toilet sets, reg tar price $5.25
s sale price 33.85; 44-p ece China tea
sets,. regular $5.50, n w $3.75; 44 -
piece China tea sets, regular $8.50,
now $4:85; 112 -piece inner and tea
set, regular $15. DOW
GROCER' S
Bayfield C nos
out May 1St
te spot on fa e,
ege, ; A rgwa o
tion leading o is
harboring • int 1a
atcl t
WINTER, S
Illp IS HE E
s usual we lave received a
ssortm nt of Sweat Pads,
usters, Nets and Collars to
e dem nd of the public at tl-
lowest prices.
e 1 als carry in stock a,
assOrtment of
G
Si gle, Pare f
altnotations
May 31st, Ju
t 43.14it Ju
;
FLO, t Muskok
onto .10.15 a.
mAkink.direc
Wharf for
,
RTIID
lat e
m et
e v ry
,la ge
ng
to
ble
the
ing
od.
Store
clear out the
China and
bu
ev
gi
th
. -
are sole aigents for Walker's Overalls, made in
lkerville, Ont. We guarantee ioc for every
ton that comes ofif and 25c for every rip and for
ry six pockets cut from worn garments we wtil
e you one pair of Overalls or Smock Free. Get
habit of saving your pockets. Sold by the
d trip. et
da. Goo
•nd and. 3 el.
-1912, (M rn
25c.)
ess-Lea
ily, ex. u
ction u
a pike poi
es
D uble &Sing
Harness
111011J, SEE
June nth a,n a
and every se on
titi
un ' * eptembe
i -
-i, .
wIgnmpeg and
Edini o ton an, d
fi
Tickets
1
th,
T
Lijo
F,1
etu
iet
od
1 trainlw'll 1
o a,boved
Ach s and Pal nil
Cars. No Change
wit also be on; s
Northern • Navigat
tl, Ulaes and ticket
Some
es
W. Plant , .
address
T.Oronto.
4. or
1 :
10
Lily 9th nd
esday t er
h, 8
go.
13
for 50 da
ve Tore
carrying
u Tourist
of Cars.
e via Sa
on 00.
from
. ...To
Dep
puff, D.
1
d.
a er
or
f you
arness
all , an
rand
towest
it back
are contemplating auy
it will be to your betefit
see. our, " Depend
with a gnarantee at
f prices: If not good b
nd we will make 4 g
.11.••••••••••••••••••
Gr
Gua
ig Cloth
ng Co Seafroili
anteed by Walker Pant & Overall Co., Walkerville
0
BR
DERIOK
hea,p Ictarness Store.
'Oppositt Commercial Hotel, Seaf
A1,1! kinds of Garden 6
marked for 1912 seed
Surprise Soap for 25e;
Soap for 25c; 6 bars
for 5c;2 6 bars Rich
for 5c;2.Silver Star s
one 3-1b. bar of N. P.
bar -S of Wonderful
three and a half p
U. 9 for 2,5 cents ; 3
ens, -fresh, an
; six bars of
g6,ebaHrsiSvuensliogahpt
s' Pure Soap
3 (
sap, 7 bars 25c;
soap for 13c • 6
oap for 2,4e ;
nds of cur-
s.. of seedless
raisins for.25c ; 3.1 lbs. s arch for 25c;
3 packages of corn starch for 25c ; 5
I lbs. cooking figs for 25c ; 3 lbs, of best
dates for 25c 2 lbs. table raisins 250;
2 lbs. of new prunes for 25c;;also 3 lbs
tor 25; 2 lbs evaporated peaches, for
' 25e; bet red sablacn, 20e a tin, also
15e a can, also 2 carts for 25e ; Maple
syrup 25e per quart; 10 lbs, of
Glober salts for 25o; 10 lbs. of sulphur
for 25c; I b.av a few nice herring at
20c per dozen ; table syrup in tins or
by the gallon : best eia cheese ; first
Meeting of Huron Cou
Council
rth
MIME,R GOODS
. !
NOW is he time when Spring Goods are in min
and you should have your order in early so as
to get youx clothes when you want them. We have
made speci 1 efforts1 this year to secure the BEST
in Men's SumerinWear and have succeeded. You
I
1 should see Our Summer Wea.rables. I
. class potatoes for seed. Good fresh
-Ey Bubter and:Eggs wanted, for which I
will pay cash or trade. A cordial havi-
r tation is extended to all to come and
ty of get some of the ba,rgains.
• 400k. PHONE 95
the
The 0nunoi1 o tke Corporationof the am
;Huron wi meet in the Council Gnaw -her
Mown of Goderieb, on Tuesday, June 4th, at 30
idieeouista against the County will be slonslide
placed will' the Clerk before this date. •
I , W. LANA • 113
Dated 4ay 70th, 13121 2
TAILORING
!Made to order Clothing is our specialty. Bright'1s
Clothes look the Best and are known as the Best.
I.A. Gr. Ault, Seafoisth
D.
BRIG -HT, Seafort