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Saisi ening and duri g the week every night I t . 1. . - �$,60 - - � -1 . � - � . . �� ., . k I � - � I Battery, - # � 0 �, . . I � I 1. - re t1ii I , �, 'O a Jn commencing at i - _____ - - . .or. a k. ) _;__ . ... � I I rounded, nor have many -prisoneis Wve i � I � . Y,io_ ailsoil , , , I Ihe Pre*- except Satur Mr. Robin � - - , . � . A&U-0-- I � . . I 4 . I I . . t T I � . I . _ft"Bir -!01.1' . A.'Th w states byt wian chutftth - - pen on the 71.45 jp.m.. ' . � - son �and the 1 1 � � � � � .. .. I . . .1 - . S ' bf I T W T � PT war.supplies been captw*d, - ; . - - by Mr. Nichol, the Usef ul - and ,- Approprtkte I I , � eived 4is woi k of the Social. ervic Department Eviingelist, a . - I I � . . .. I � � I I � I I - . , i . 1A � . . � � �at B I coutte I . � � � __ Iwo.. 11 . �--% � - I I I- - -I- � Ile s - - . I Ind "c jr. ; Canada,,--Mis ,X` on 'is song . - 11 � . � - ,-- -tle less A I - - vombera Geier- leider of their gecretaryand. ituation in Qieece is li' I . ' . . , i 11 I .. - I 11 "I Acc in! � , . . , . .- I . * . . �# 4 - - � , . k . - . . - , 1 2 . hopebA. The., detachment of -Allied t &1y , served it, I - al Supervisor of the $ocial Settlements associatte, MMJ a Simpson, have had. � .- I I I . * , ,X�6,.* - � I ' .11 � - Chirstmas Gifts N2 az 1, . . ... I- . . �_ i .6 1 8 I landed at Athens last week to-, I )=rmm , received later, Bomb - i and Redemption ,Homes of -the Presby- great success in other places Where I - \ - .R 1. I 4 9 troops . - . ; ays I . . I . - - . - I k, 1. 3 + � L' 5 I � I . � ld - teri 4A church, and is w woman of un- f hey have boer, hoVing speewd servi-ees - I . I * (outtsi . , wounded just I �- - I 'in 1-1 -- - � TO it 12 r3 6�' � enforce the,ultimatum. ade t . I � * Grooce - . 14 1-5 - - � , K - I I �, �- . � - t Irwar . Boiabardi& Co t � was . usud capability. All will do 7ell to and come hert very highly spoken of. After all, the Gift that is most ap reciated is the U,erltl \ . . Y . 1. . P ,. I - . -f7 rg :- xg 2o ir 22 207� to hand over their artillery,, a id other I �, R, , o rat6r at. Goderi h When e hea.- her. .. . I i and, try as you will, you can think of nothing more - I '. 2f 2.5 - 26 1 27 1 US 2 1 : w e rilistet 1. . I I i I i I I t Useful)-- more , .9 i 33 war maiteriRls were suiTounded- and at- I - I I MOMOMMMM wom� . . * . . I � . . I I - _ - -...--.- I I appropriate, more desirable for a main, woman, Boy or Girl or ., ,%I . .... ... . �.. . ... -, ...�. � tacked by,_a force,of 25,000 -of King _M1. and Mrs. Guy Hi Is iey L, I : . I By -La w ffi�. 177 f - r 191.6 f3r for the very little people than a seldction made from any of the . a � I � I I ich L - . i HBNSALL. , ! . . 1, . f arm. lGoder towns 0 , e - i I I I � 4� . Constantine's troops. The casualties . 1. . � � Death of Mr. es F. the ToWn of Seaforth " many lines of OW Choice Footwear. 4 � I t t ie�en ement of their only au Moore. -Mr. Jain ;; r . - 71"er I 1. \ I el . werehea,vyand anumber of'Allied I iellie � e h Mm -re, who h"'b)en ill for the past ! I . � ' I NEW ADVERTISEMENTS - . � � I I I � I �� , I to Mr. Olive r R. I A 0 I WO --- LK� - � .troops were taken.prisoners � DUng -son,, of Mr. and Nrs.1 Al - moi th with pl umonia, � A I USEFUL GIFTS FOR MEN. DESIRABLE GIFTS polt . . . ,After , � � BY-LAW!to aid the Jackson Mau- ' . I , � I ... I I I o Friday a Greek mili- ander . elsh. Of the Bayfi Rd liffie, e djed on Thursday -morning,, of last . JW \ I their victory n I ufacturing Company. elt Slippen ... 0 1. #...?k to $1.25 House Slippers . � \ � � I 'he best medical care i - � 75e to I " . weE k, � despite t I eather Slippers ...... $1 to $2.50 '-, Felt Shoes _..'.*.*.'..$*1'.50 to . . e -place in, Dec'emb , i WHEREAS i the said The Jackson . . � Xmas Storte.--Stewart Bros4-4 tary force gave itself, over to running "I ' arria e,,to'W ' � . I , . � -E 1. e C- hi xc,h, Dunjanpon, -m 11 .-,nd good nursing. Mr. Moore had "Ot'..ManufaUiuring Company, Limited, is ine Shoes ............ *3.50 to $5 . " Dress Shoes . ...... $8.50 to - . Xvw Cheer -G- A. Sflls�--2 down the followers, of Venizelos, the. I I . Ty ;;;; i; be(ni in the, best oi h6alth for the last - - � - - - - observe its anniversairry d I . . . . operating a foctory in the said Town Qushion Sole Show.. ,.*. $5 to $ , , � I � 4 1 1 5-50 Cushion Solo Shoes s jdeas__�Greig Clothing Co,4 former Grwian Premier, who. has al- onda , December 10th a . n fe* years and aft passing the crisis .1$3.50 to , 11ma l to- 5 Overshoes ..,......., 1.25 .to . 'L 1. of Seaforth for the Manufacture of Overshoes ........... $1.75 $3. 0 - Ts�d Gift i i und y e in Oneumonia, his heart g2fve out. The . z $1 . I -B to $1.25 ,�-W. G. Willis7-4 �,� ways been most friendly to the cause �% a the cong �egatio ill have t � , oys' and Men's Wearing Apparel. in 19 D,ay&-C_ L. Williams -4 &'Ie s , e .of hea,mg a �013 mer pastor, late Mr. Moor wag -born in Shakes-:'- . � NZ : . ' � . Suggeations-_-J, gaetavish-8 of -the Allies, and whose folloviersre- Rev. C. M. Rut,ibrfordj'of ,Reid's Cor- pe I in the year 1859, being at the 11 ATO WHE�EAS in order to aid the i PLEASING GUTS FOR A. YOUNG . , P" Bulgaria, � 1. . said Company! in carrying on said *in- I � ,Xmas Gifts--rhompson cently declared war on It is . I I LADY. GIFTS FOR A BOY OR (;IRI; � �nerg, 01 will oonduct,�serr-vicias at il timp of his death in his 58th year. He'dustry and retain same in the Town ' I . I I �� - .3tooma Wanted -Expositor Office -8 ' reported that the. King is quietly ftkOU' mm. knd -7 p.m., The A ,ieson Quar- lvag married in Lon. don nearly 32 years - 3edroom, Slippers ...... 75c to $1.25 House Slippers ........ 5 . I ; . I I . . 4,41. � of Seaforth the Municipal Corpora , oe to . I �: $t r- ago, to Miss Leah Destein and settled . ippers .... . r. Notice -_8 ilizing and preparing for war against tette:of Lucknow will a i in! the se , tion of the To�wn of Seaforth has un- Dress Sli .... $3 to $4.50 School Shoes ........ .7 r I I in �Cippeni where they lived for 12 1 *L75 to - Eazaar---8 - ic I On the r 9 Man dertaken to pay the said Company ' _ - � . ,e of pra , e. On t 0,1 owin - Hockey Shoes ....... ! I � - ' the Allies and intends to co-operate v _1 � 1. *2.50 tD I . �, Notice -John A. Wfllson--5 . I d 6ning an entertaini len� will be Years. They then moved to Henefall �-znnually the s,ium of $250 for a period , lockey or Skating Shoes $2.176 to $3 $1. 00 to . � � By -Town iven in the agricultu I I all.. I . "a. � �. - . -Law of Seaforth-4 with -the Germans at the.first possi',,�Je �y e� I whOre they have lived fo'r the past 20 - 4occasins School Rubbers .. . 4_75c td sit � - 9 of ten years pinmencing in the year ... ....... $1 and fl.25 1 1 �� ' # ; Bankrupet Sale_ -T. E. Haysi-5 Sur- . . I opportunity, despite repeated as ' Mi s. F. R AM' d years. Mr. Moore will be greatly miss- 1917, upon the terms and conditions k � .. . and gens ari . - Auction Sales�� ughtw, Miss Doris, 1 left Goderich ed in the village. He was a Methodist We'll take pleasure in showing you anything and everything y& � .� ances from himself - and his Govern- da hereinafter mentioned, . � � : Raisins-Greenslades-5 , ment that they, would do their utmosi b tst we to'tak a up thdir 1residence in , in religion and a nservative In poli- AND WHEREAS it has been agreed care to see in Good Footwear and will make any exchanges do I . I I 1� I .*parm -for Sale -John Crich --5 - I . Toront4: The' S . way 1�ei,rcantile Co., ties and was a kind and obliging neigh- that the said'Company shall enter I sired after Christmas. Make your selectims early. I I - . .11 -r-&de_Jas. Courtney --5 topreserveiftot onI neutrality butor )r w .. - h Mr. ': 0 i . I wn in into an agree ent with the said Cor- . - I � I parm fo Y 1. y � , f h' Nodge- tile CaT.a- boi a,r,,d well and favorably kno . , , , , , , , - ;_;;�; eclock , ' , _�7 ( - � ' I it TO - I di Kai'j 07_�RTI&e . , . . - , I . . e . Mated arS ! and I I 1� I I I I I I � I I i � I - 11� ig, , g i , � I � Y I I I I ! !e! I iSkin. ` - I � - �_] e an Sunday a ' .,xd 11th : 7 Itl 11 a urh I '0 I I Ago , I ;M r ,,il , 4 � Be Prepared -M. R. Rennie -5 der in the country. The assurances Of d ian m C11 as removed its he?td : the I village and surrounding country, poration for t)ie due performance by I I , ` � mager, h i I I . I I . � Roarders Want�d--�g . King Constantine and the promises of o ffice lom-Goderich.to-Toronto, xe- ibav�ng bought grain for the late Geo. said Companyi of the terms and con- I � I , �1 , 7 � . . . i�, V I. 1 i I WJ , I I - � � __ Germany and her Allies are all on 'A ,McEwen. He leaves to mourn his loss ditions as her0i � 0 10 I w - the ff �gsit g Mr. Hodg S : removal to I nafter mentioned- I - I � v . I te citJ I I � . �, . 46 t �Z6 has been oneof the most ,his !wife and one son Wesley, who is AND WHEREAS,the whole rateable I �ame footing,. mere: scraps f - paper, � . � . I � I I ., I I �. ser�ing his King and Country in . I - . A __. p.omment business men of. Goderich, Opp, r 1111 mad it is about time that the - Allies � - . I - The Waratt Exva.M' a ert and progressive, a ... always took : Lording t:o tEe � last revhoad assessment __ - . � - I France and the*'*Iiave the syirpathy property of the said Corporation ac- .1. �� 60 , �. - 11. � I_ 4- 4-1k' 0_.&�n-n_,%,UMzbA Wi" 11" +� 1.1+ + , ��"+� -fn of t1ge num of frier -Is Tho � rff�1012 if fl , I .5 VUE'LL 0 rm a I O%t V v IUIL 11 0 A. W - i roil is � " . : I ___ � ___ ___ - __ - I . , funi ra too place from the Methodist *b1.;J,;JVR.uU. I malpm- - a 3 =-- 1, - - -nA+16 a ahm-f +nrn- t] Le welfare of the con mi mity. . A NTT) WTT RV A Q +U,a A&1%a"+tvv-,& � I . V . I I . I � Y � I _PW. Hugh McGui re arrived in , -ch � Sa day 01 rnoon a d * - . SR4FORTH, Friday-, Dec. 8th, 1916. On -the Western front there' is'lit- - . (hu I I .n was debt Of the; said Corporation is I 11, � I Goderi on edne8dEy nig�ht &M � I�rf ely attended. I hii pastor, Rev. Mr. , I . I - I t I i . $228,231,17. ' - - tle to report, weather conditions.;be I ondon having i st airive( !there - m 1 Kni ,,,ht� gave ' -y able sermon, and I - -1 . � . - I . . I ve i AND WHEREAS it will be neces- TELEPHONA 11 � . most unfavorable, and outside of t] ie front. Pte. I cGuin � K ved un - 1 spoke most lighl Of the &� . i I I . PUEMMR ASQUITH RESIGNS 111,19 . 4rom his personal acquai ehsed .�ary to raise b a levy on all -the rate- A� 11 , . continued artilleiry action tnere has p-cited1j, so, th e was no re t`_ i � I ntance and able property in the said Unicipal- . , On Taea&y Herbert Henry Asquith , '.1ideredl the..h o. Wc,34 I ire .enlist A i the! number of ti es he had 'Sit,d . . I . I I I � . . . - 1:i_ -.9 C-----4- !7,een little fighting of any kind, - ' * �._ QQ�A 4__ .fln.ral ity the sum of $250.00 a yeimr� in addi- . - W - . - Is _44_1u. 4 ;'him, dii2ring- 1his illness The I : ,1 resigned -the � MW __ 91�11 6 C . . to 11 otb 1 rates. i I . --- I - - - I 101:15UT . . i i on on I tion a . . . I . . wbiHie Mates were many and beautiful. The 0_� ------- I -B#tain, which - . ' AD IE EAS, it is deemed,,ex- 7,V_W, 4 ,WVWV-,W-W,W 1�/ he has held through � . talion and , EngI i i was dral t- �tr TD WH I � - � ed into-�:the 4th .M.R., 'd was w, 1 remains were interred in the Hensall . #* " - � � . I I � . stormy years ot. do-mestia and HURON NOTES. � Union Cemetery. I . pedient to, nt the said aid on �the I * '' ;, . . \ eight them til wounded on J y 24th. t I terms and con I itions hereinafter men- - � . I �� , '� r , , foreign histo,ry� The Unionist Leader .- Vingh'am Overland Sales Co., re- The ilBible - Society. -Th- aInnual Ypres.- � The - "m otuids, i0ich we e �, 9. ceived another car of Overlands on - - . . . � I - cted a Seri . HEREF E be it enacted and it is 11 gash ini his hea . ForeigA Bil)le So' . , S Andrew Bonar Law, was sum.rioned to caused � 0� meetino of the Hen�sall branch 'of the I j� shrapriel, in is ! - Wednesday of last week. This makes I tioned. . teen D k- - d and eg and bad y, � British; and I , ciety' was T in � 1g. - 11 I - the palace immediately after Mr. As- .the third qarload-this month. . I . herby enacted by th� Municipal Cor- , . . - 4y 4 , si nashed - the � I:nuekle Ze his rig, it ',held in � Carmet Cht6ch on Sunday ev- poration of the Town of Seiforth .as ' . - � % . quith had departed, and the King of- -Afiss Ve-1-i Reidwho has acted as h and fi ,� � . �enin last ,When *e .spaciouz church follows: I I ! . k � 9 - � , St flng'e . ,I. � � � ! I . � �, ,fered hint-1he Prime Ministees com- librarian -in Wingham for some time - _Mr, Thomas Wheelet, of Tu*- !wasl filled and a Mi - interesting serr- 1. THAT f�r the purpose aforesaid, CHRISTMAS will be here again. Early sbappers : � r minion, *hick he had juA accepted �as resigned and will attend the Bus- berry, met with a heaivy 162S on T`i� ivice I was held. Th mecting as in the it shall and may be lawful for the - ' ", . . I'll . . getting - oic�. We � mew College. Miss H -den O'Dwyr,e -32 ty evening of 1 le st week past th;!ep years. a union one:and have the advantage of their cb ' ' *,*in Mr. Asquith's hands. , his ba ; . - , said Municipa� Corporation of tho * q - . has been appointed in her'stead. S co etely ..estroy �a fire. ' e addieses were giv by Rev. Moore; Town of Seafo�th to raise for a period have an extensive line of Xmas, goodSto-offor thiS year. 0- � ' w - I � . On Wediiibada;y morning the - King -Mri. Doul. McFarlane passed a.�. .9 I ki "I , '', fi U,-11 and it is ,;,of St. IPaul's ch and Rev, Mr. of ten (10) ye�ars, commencing in the I _# � � . - . * . , I . - ' I - I way at her home M" Cayuga on Sunday, n . � ,Aitken,!.of Kipp , 'who ipOcs I Having bought early in the'season befolre pfice�ad-'J . _gave, a further audince to Mr. Bonar 'known w � c e fire, s ! 1917 the! f Two Hundred' . - I � I � � ! last The deceased lady formerly re- 'N.. 11 .�Wh ih .,. noo in the ba] 7 . year sum �o . . , . Law,. who intimated that he was un- . - ter of .. - 4.-- I . ,in Rev. 'Mr. Knight place as the latter and Fifty Dollars ($250.00) a year (in vanced we can offer the -following at very- re.4sonab i I sided at Belmore and was a M' a ter t e noon hour. i I the gra n ;was, away from home conducting' anni- , � - . . ; le , I . i I addition to all other rates) such -annual' . . I ; . � I I 'm an AdministratiOn-There- Messrs. Doul. d W Ii in F I i services. Aev.'Mr. Smith,.off sum to be prices- � _ - able W, for an. il a ryf0gle, a d. hay, part ol the i- Rements 01 Le VeMary sed, levied and to&6 ted I I - � - . . .. . I asse : I I - . upon the King summoned Mr.. Lloyd of WingbAm: , - I . ultry ' -C 'Carnief Church, very abW presided in each �i4 I , Auring tite . I I - I cl, If,, nine pigs a ad s- Wff � . year I I I "" - ' � George,, who, at His . Majesty's re- -The 'customs returns at, Clinton d 9 6." -Vhe loss is only party ovb* the niep,tirig..� Rev.'Mr. Moore �eriod aforesa d by a special rate on . Picturo Books -Large imported range from ioc to �Sc. - - * - m- � 6. . � 11 ; - I continue to show a- ,bstahtial e er � y insurance., Coming -at ti is ke of the, Bibl% what a wonderful �ll the rateabl property, i * , I -ou I - � . . I � -, I . . queat,lunderto�k to endeavorto form crease over the prev. s year, the re- = it,iwas, viewed from ev6ry stattd- n the Kuni- . -1 s' Iron frains, engines, boats, 4etc., xron tanils, . , �� an Administratin. . the S ason of the ye r the loss, of the barn cipality of Iiii Town of Seaforth. TOY dogs, * � ceipts, for last.,eight months a- aid f will be an ineb;venience bo �point, which made�a book great, eni- I : horses, elephants,'! etc. SlOghs-hand steer'ing, dolls-�54 t;1y. - . 1 2. That the. said Municipal Cor- I ; . Mr. Asquith has held the bridge of mounting to 2.5077.83, or an increase i hatlizl'g the fact that it was un- I . I . . ' . $3 Mr. eler�, as the sea wtv_ -AS too f ir IP .= poration shall pay said annual sum of 4-Maoi�- ,the ship of State tb_rough what will of $13,426.64. idou .ly the book of all books. His ,, Ebony Goods! Manicure Sets, - etc - Ivory Goo - . � alvance tolpermit btildin $250.00 to th� said Company during , - . I mg a,nEw 1� - I -Mrs. Wigginton has Teazed her barn.-.thi season. ' I 1,address0r6ughout was pregnant witr the period afo*esaid, provided the said cure sets,etc. Perfumes- 14 ighest irade, in Attractive �'ackago - . always be regarded as the most . I ; . . - I , _x farm on the Bayfield Road, near Clin- --�-A ' iet wedding ,was solemnizi d �,good thoughts and'helpful st,ggestions. Company shall during that p�rW Toilet Piedes-Mauy kinds. i I t I 1 stmmy and perilous years ,of mod- A)n, to; -, . , Ue was followed by Rev. Mr Aitken, � � . . � I . , Mr. A. Bisbeck, of Moncton, lin. Godeoch;1-jon Wednesday, in Kn(x I I carry on said:industry in said Town . � . I � and the new man takes possession in P resbyt�rian I ch =h, w6en Margar ..t Boys' Books -By Henry, Alger, Harkaw Girls'!, Bo'oks-- . I �e.m - history- Before the war he was � �the're&ently,iiid ted pasto.- of -St.' of Seaf* ' ay. ' ' � beget. behind and before with internal the * Mr. Bisbeek is a Belgian lVfabel� i aughter of Mrs. Archibald 1 'T'. Andre;0-s chur6h, Kippen,, whose sub- � By Meade, Southworth, Holmes, 20o new fiefion boo.45-late I s g- covenants and� conditionis hereinafter -st . I ject, was the work being done by the : -W _4 I ,.. troubles. The Home� Rule question, re- , and T 7said to be a good farmer. . - Donad 4,W#S� Lnited 'in marriage to mentioned. : # fiction--6oc, -reg. 1. 2.5 and i . 5o for each. Bibles-Hy',0-H.001cs. � . � ' -The home of Mr- and Mrs. Walter; R odorick Ge r Johstcn,�,son of . BibXe Society and the great work it 3. AND as A condition for granting . "I .9 I warned unsettled and the danger of Garter, of Blyth, was' the scene of a 1 Alex, J, ilmst6n, th -y i lwag� destined to� do. The Rev, g�ntle- said aid and as a consideration there- # etc. -Large new assortment. � . : . . . P_ ceremon I I civil w=, in Ireland came 'from Ul- happy event on . 'Monday afternoon, ! p, qrmOd by RE v. R. C. I � etted t"t, he had not had for the said Company agrees with the . i . . . I I XeDermid, ,man regri . Leather Goods -Purses, music holders,collar and ruff boxer, , ' "., - ster as welt as the Nationalist camp,: when their son Albert and- Miss �May I' tile presexice, of the imzi.ediate 'frien more time to. prepre his address as said Corporat on to employ in said � "" I To add to his'domestic troubles . the Vincent, late of Norwich, England, I and relilave's.1 .Alter t6 ceremony . he did not know that he was expected -factory durin eleven months of the Chatelaine bags. . 1, . I . , I , � � - I 1. in marriage by Rev. W. ' happ . lei left on th( � � 5 . - . �to speak until a day .r so before. first year, of "id period an average of For the Smokers -Case vipe'-Boxe' Of Cigars x,o in box,Soc * I I 2��gette campaingn was launched by . were united :: .T � s P [. B. Hawkins. The bride was given a-, train' 6r a' iltoth and' i a a However, he spoke quit3 interestingly at least twen�y-five employees. and ' Mrs. Pankhu�st. The Premier was the, . , � . I . ia in box i. oo, and many other iltem!§. - -mray by her brother, Mr. A. R. Vincent. for. a sh ipjafter * - '01 ey 'of the wdrk of .the 'Society and inci- will employ 1 Said factory during + 10 in b0x'7�c, i - * I centre, of their attack. They assault- -Thoinas Lucas of Goderich, bag- 1, take up their r . sidencE in o d e rii . dentally pa to his - , 1 I il��d& ligh tribute eleven months bf 'each and every year We invite you in to inspect all- our goods. - , 1 c6 � t ed him in public and raided the G.T.R., who was in-; 13 Kippen katic n as being o I . him in gageman on I Dth 4 re; pop young� people of G - . , ea �ng said period an av- . I vel . 0 i ' -Mr. Asquith, however, kept a jured by a txain at Buffalo recently,. eH6, thie'bri,& being a valued mem- peo.ple -and-, gr 'interested in the eage of at 1 least 35 employees For i9i7 we have 400 beautiful caleadars--to gi - � . . I . I I _ . . ,away to 11 is recovering as quickly as could: be ber of ... Bible and Bible�' eadiog. Rev. Mr e - I ' ok church choir and - for a I - 4. Th; said Company also agrees I t - � our customers. � . � . stainich front against the assaults of expected,. The doctors saved his arm, number of years was assiStant post- Smith very hap` y intmduced -the with- the -said oration that all its i , . . . ! the women, and told them the majority, but he will lose the last three fingers master ,i �t -the. 6 odenich ol�-ce,- and 49 Ve4ker� and adfli d the sue* ess,that (-mployees in� the said Factory . . �, I - c _ . . on "his right hand. On account of other' sit h a ,u t had,'att�ifded' tgi'01 , "er union' meet -id 'riod will res e in the i I � . I - during s 4i 1 S �' -,-he women did not want the fran- c cc ited lie high�s esteem of � Of , . I I -1 I , id Ce Le WollieLm � - injuries he will be confined to his bed all. 1; . � i ngs, and the'pleagi - V feature of brinz.- Town of Sealfrith and not elsewhere. . I- 7 I I � � . I � chise., . for & couple of months. -AttIfte regu[ar mee 1 g of Huron " all the village and rurAl congre,za, said ompa-ny further : � i , I David Lloyd George, who has over- -On Saturday forenoon of last week I ..O.V., Goderl I the follow., �ions e 5 The agrees # . . The Rexall Store, Seaforth . I 'j, � L)dge, T�O together, and only regretted th with,said Corporation to furnisfi an- ffic�r . g were 'absen : 0 Mader �� th�own the Asquith Cabin�et, will be- Henry Lawlor, -of'Auburn, passed a-firg o . electe� f, th ce lof Rev. Mr D h rty ha` had nually during said period and before # ,uality Service � ate Pric -, - � , )r " e 0 'o 'e n . . ' . come Prime Minister himself. The 'way, in -his 79th year. Some time ago irg term: N. .1 [Wattei Pinder? �. always taken such 9 sp�lendi','wpart in said annual payment of $250.00 be- I �& ".4w �""#*#*####*### **# - ____� . . . . � be fell and fractured his leg, which'. J. Vrooni.an; ecording secretary, C. . all meetings prior to his oval to I . I new Government will become coaliti -)r, I-, comes payable,� true and correct copies . - bowever, healed remarkably well for a i Raid; F1 ecretar V, W.F. Clarl�; London. � The collection wa a ver I . � I anci all. S I I I - , � I . Y of all time sheets and will verify same I . - like the old one, but probably without man of . I )ibetal d,ne, amounil �$6 , I � � his age, and he was able to Itz6asurer, J. PI - ; trustees, Williapa- I . ,-M ly 0- by Statutory � ' df Briefs� Peclaration if required. ' ' I the same measure of harmonious sup- sit up. On Tuesday of Iasi week he 1 Prou t, I i A. Nairn and F. F. 1� r. and Mrs. Jo Roy, of 6. This By.+Law shall take effect � � . � __ . . � port which attended the -first coali- suddenly took a turn for the worse, Lawereace. " hi.3.1odge as been hard Russeldile, spentaday or so ere with from and afte� the passing thereof, I � I '111 . I., - and from that time sank rapidly to hit during thls'�',fea to enlist- their uncle and aunt Mr. and' , rs. Tha's after having received the assent of � tion government because its birth li-�s � " ,,r I I . 1,, omin . I the end. Besides his wife, he leaves ni ents but i& ini. is'yin Peart. --,Our d w the El6ctors. ' . � . . 5 condition. 11 ! - ' I I . . . created additional factional differ- three sonsand six-dauj�hters. � busily engaged,in ipractising for the I .1 . 7 Tie Lodke bak se nt tomrs. . oodwor4 7 And �t is 1urther enacted by the % � . . f, I . I . . ences. . -Mr. and Mrs. R. J. McKenzie, of W �fe of , Ithe fight -iouse-kee0er at LoA`g Christmas entertaifiments. = Mr. W. said Munk-ipal Corporation of th� said ; I I . - * _. - . I . the Bluevale road, celebrated the twen- 'Point,a 6nds0me silver fruit basket in Vanhorn and fami ave moved into. Town of Seaf4rth that the vo I i , . � . I i THE WAR SITUATION. ty-fifth anniversary of their wedding r( co . ur .'village again and have settled in Electors of the 1 said Tourn of Sea forth � i - � gni.0on of her services to the three 0 1 1 4 1 . f The war situation has not improv- day on Friday evening last. - There m ambers, 6f 1�,uron lodge whose bodies, the dwelling recently - vadated by, Mr. Nvill be taken 0i this By-law on Mon i � . .- i - - = ,� 1# were about 75 guests presient including were w,i§hed [ashore from: the ' ' lost G. Tomlini--The Fost Office depart- day, the Ist dV of January, 19 17, ed during- t1he week, and the shake-up friends from Teeswater and Lucknow. Ammer' Mer ,,ia, on Octobei 20th, last. : the local postmas- commencing at 9 O'clock in the !-re- ix rd -o ment, in a letter to . At 'The Bix a � in the British Cabinet by Aich -Mr. The evening was spent in dancing and Mrs. 4)odwprd found the ter Are anxious that our village a ! . - P -bodies u- noon and cont, ing until 5 o'clock in I r' ga d two songs by Mr. Weir dibw then oult of the'watqr and- with thorities� A.9.%re ',> Asquith has esigned and Mr. Buriar ' mes an should put up a sign at each the aft * I ,_ ermmnoon the following places 1. . � Municipalit and by � � Seafor& Elliott were very mWh .appreciated. some of her _b -d flothes coirere!di them end of the village an the public high- Nvithin the sai i - Law has been Asked -by the* King to � , y ware Store ' I -_ Mr. and Mr:s. McKenzie's friends oil to protec; them -f rom the si�agulfs. The Way� glying the name Of the village, the following eputy Returnirg Offi- . form a ministry, is undobtedly due to the boundary presented them � " - . i I .t&b C, I , � .1 � � 11 vith a ba ket *,ns s it ha� been u Pht before the De- cers and Poll erks, viz: we anied by a letter a �, \ i I I the non success of the Allies in the beautiful silver Wa set. Other friends of rhanksilhroi� t1i e Oddfello-*s. J, ' partinqnt by travffflers and autoists, Polling Sub -Division No. 1, at the X�le have th s axe Right -Quality G aarantftj' �gave beautifur�nd useful or,,::*,-rts. . -P I at � it *ould be a great convenience D D Wilson Block I e stock -Price - Balkans. �Roumania's entry into tb-- -Word has been received of the C')d ete�� and Angus McDonald, of th A 'now � that 1. ' -D.R.O., Ja nes D. --+-War Conditions are Forda war- seems to have been badly bungled . .,( erich,� ha& a narrow cape from an it,is being largely done 1jinchley; Poll Clerk, A' G. Smillie. 11 i 9 tirices Up -Buy now, even ' . � * safe arrival in Britain of Miss Helen'a watery�grave on Wedn'eslay. tro ce, as well a's in F '� . I not,only so, but there have been o � 1. They � Polling Sub -Division, Nos. 2 and 3, n xt season s requirements,and save money. It will pay' I . ther Strang, who went overseas with a ` , had gone'out -in the mw the States, and we make -mention Of at the Town Hall-D.R.O., M. BLoder- 1 tending purchasors to look through o' . ; i rning in their I . . . oder ,!a , enterprises m the side of the Allies draft for the Queen Alexandra Nur- ga soline:� Shing ofit to lift nets and the,requ0et that it may, receive con- ick; Poll Clerk,J. F. Welsh. ur up to d4te stock 7 ' I that have met the same fate., and there ' sing Service. Miss -Strang is a daugh- W(Te out 4bout eleven mile,s4' . The lah-'e .9ideration.-Mr.- and Mrs. Hujh ime- Polling Sub-lbivision T-Nlos. 4 and 5, at � is a feeling growin in the country that ter of Dr. H. L Strang, of Goderi&, I was fai y roiigh and th-ce wave i s Lean, of 'Hamilton, have the Sympathy Dickson Blom - .R.O. I.X. Jackson; �Ie are SOLE AGENIS for H-APPY.THOUGHT RANGES ONARCK and has had several years' experience seemed t') meet. of the coimthu I PENINSULAR RANGES, HIGH OVEN PENINSULAR' MANGM I � � , � The �vei�,ht of the, nit,y it. the sudden, death Poll Clerk, J. .A. Case. , f 1 GURNEY OXFORDIRANGES WITH ECONOMIZER. (whi* sgVes 2S . there should be a change and that -the as a profes�ional nurse, chiefly in New. lifting m chin" of fileir young daughter, Miss Nettie 8. That on riday, the'22ri-I day o � pereent. fuel), PANDORA RANGES. .- LLLL ery loosened a board and L ' ; 0 , egan t)� le- 1. i , who - � - war should gbe pushed with greater York. City and in Massachusett�. She th � b at� The McDon- McLean : toget ier with. her par- Decembe at the hour of 11 i)-'- I . .1 is a graduate of Moses Tayloit Hos- at Is matAga to & to t4e G ents -- esided-here soi ae years ago when L]�ADING SPECIAL-�The Northen Range with reseryeir Rzi'd Warning vigor. There seems to have been a tn- rahaT. clock, in the forenoon at the Clerk's . - , -nd. the Presby . - I even, cam pital Scranton, Pa., a - tu- which was nearby, K Mr. c in caXTied on the Mercantile Office, in the Tow I plete, $35.00 .7� slackness, too much red tape, too many terian Hospital, New York City. Her " hit dead. whep�, their en�- . n Hall, in the Town i - . i . Ill appoint i I 9T i6 we . The tug,�'Qevei- busi s. We, believe Mrs. McLea%'t is of 'Seaforth, the Mayor sh. I HEATERS. Stove Boards " ' I . councillors and no real head to direct enlistment is for a term of one year. to,,ved them i-4, lour men being'kept ,expectedl here -this week.�Quite�l a in writing signed by him, two per- A4t Laurel .... .. ........ $43.00 WK the, Allies' aOairs. In a word there has -The- Huron' County Beekeepers' buky bailMg oiit ! he* fishine boat. Had num] er of the reh tives of the � late sons to attend the final summing up A# Laurel witk oven .. . - .. $48.06 Horse Brushes .... .. �. 26 to Oe I i I Association held their annual meeting it not I been, that e tug was nea c at James Moore atten , his funeral on of votes by the! Clerk and one person 5.50 to $12.00 Raw Oit Per gallm . . i Vie been -no team work, and as a conse- in Clinton on Friday, when Mr. Bain- ha,id the ric-c in Lhe gasoline boat 8atu�day last, ---Grain and beans 'con- to attend at ea6 polling place on be- .�.$i to $IAlt� ! riwWal beekeeper, wculd a6� ly have peri tinue! to � come into market in large half of the person .interested in and ; quence a successfutprosecution of the ard, of Lambeth a i O�k Heaters .... .. $12.60 to $22.00 Halters ....... .... . :'J, , , , " I r ".1ost surl sh'3d,and I 11 ; I Bise Burners (special value) $30.00 Manure For 4 tineN 14".." war has, suffered. bu � f o r. the f act - an itieo.-We regret to learn of � the de6irous of pro#ioting the passing -of . -Whether the change was the speaker, and his adaress was .. tthey were delay� 11 I . Bi se Burner 4vith oven ...... $34.00. Manure Por I Ir. $1M " num one of gr 5 tium of ministers and a reduction in - ,eat interest to beekeepers. ed a little time in startm' out on fflne s of, both Mr. nd Mrs. Thomas the By-law and � a like numbe Ptrfection Oil Heaters, no smoke P 5 itines; 16-. $LW ' - , . The attendance r; on be- Manure- � 0 : was not very -large. account of waitin for one � )r odor ..... ...... $4,50- to $5.50 --- Man- F , 5 tines� her of -members in the war council, The old staffi, of officers were r:� - geniber of She , itt And trust t] Ley may soon im- half of the perA'ons interested in and � � . � ure 1(9" - .$L" " - , -el- their party, whom wey finally -went provel-We hayfe it -st learned that desirous of op�osmig th- ishing Machines $6.50 to $13.00 Mantuffe 6 tines,� 16 . 2M will rectify this,. remains to he seen. ected. , Among those present fr-)m out off withQg't, the Wg 1,41UI41 ,lot have Wesl .ald*ell' son of Mr. and TI.rs. this By-law. : - � :1 , � I sp nd happened'to, b�� at hand' atth . T ho tas be6n on . At least� i� is hoped so and at any. of Clinton were: Messrs. Babb a, � Wi ingers 10 and. 11 inch rolls.. Manure , or , G tines � 18"AM I . . I : e criti- W . Caldwell, *' a,r- "We 9. That the �, lerk of the said Mun- ..... ........ $4.50 to $5.75 Stable sh - . ., b0c to $L29 rate it is believed that matters can :Murdock, of Hensall; and J. Haberer, cal, rilom�e,ht- , . ! service from nearly the very c m- icipality shall dttend at the Council Co !per Boilers .... $5.50 to $7.50 Stable Brooms .... .. � .0c to $LU -- of : . I I . � - ot be made much worse. The, in Zurich, the latter being secretary i ; 9�11111111� I menc�meatofthewarhasbeftena rd- Chambers in t�e Town Hall, in the Ti , Boilers .... .. .. $2,00 to $3.50 �1 � . anner I -, _____ � I : Of the association. i 1 z I ed the military cross fordistingu'Lsh- Town of Seafortl'th on the 2n Te Roger's Butcher Knives.1.45c to L21J � ' KIP EN .. � � . attlefield, a 1 3.00 . - n which imPortant affairs have beer --Charged with stealing chickens in I P ; nd of January,1917, a6 the hour of 11 o'clock . TTER RUAIRING-The un ' Rust Milk Pails..74c to $1.00 1, S�EIGEI AND 0 Q . e th 2.00 to $ andled -ky the Allies.recently show Elgin County last Septe'm-ber, James de I on Le t A Pocket Knives, SpleuM Assortwe* � . on :to all lines 0 � ther referenc( in in the forenoon to sum up the number A a i i � � , cam' Riley, an Indian, was taken into j&cus- r% work re.l.pairing for sleighs and a itters, with % -another issue. Han Sall Ju$tly f lels of votes-kiven f o� and agaimt this By- G a . Stable Pafls ...... 4oc to 60c Carpet Sweepers .. $.2' gned ismow &,Ing hf8 atteuti whic4 we make fur g0j, , *ttle, ' se for congratulations to 4.0 Alex. .Cock of;sleigh toril Ues, runnerg and all lines 0 Of izrast Strainer Pails 85c to $1.25 11 prices. he Powem that be. 0 ' dy at Hensall by Constable � Of vqood and �'ood work -epairin prou er brave soldier -6,4.- I n the, other ' ,1.., T6e beatqual- . -Q lite, law. t75 to $4.W 7, Shaver, who was. bringing him back ity 6f cuVer x.nd buggv i hafto a ways in stock. All, ai lar e zi�umber,'on -Wednesday After : G . Wash Tubs .... .. 90c to $1.25 O'Cedar Mop z : s, #11 sizes,,.. and the maxner in which the ,soldi rz th ' - Cedar Polish 25c. and Soc' � e on the train when Riley smashed a work entrua4d will, ree jive the ben u� atte nooIr - PUBLIC NOTICE. 00 � . n'60" at! a, attended the fimeral of the . ate I Gr niteware, all'kinds and prices. I;e; lot. �f Britain and her Allies hav ' Id reffabIle Stand. TI: iomas Meftls. Kippen. 11 A, . . . -e been window and jumped oui, while the "r . fr. Varley, who had obtained a �ipe The foregoink is a true copy of a Liquid Veneer 25c and 50c per beL . ieeting the foe on' the field calls for train. was moving fifteen miles an I � I � 2553-4 , old ag'e a 1 h'd was highly respected Ifor proposed By -La* which has been tak- 6!/, foot Black Diamond Cross Re -NU -All 25c and 50c per boL I � -The - but praise and prid Mr, John � B. McLean ,who, is 5 Y2 ft. Indian Cross Cut saws $3.25 . Ithing otes.---�We arE I �u - e. They hour. Constable Shaver at the next sorry to'note that bis Many1fine sterlirg qualities. ' en into consideration. and which will be C t Saws ..;. _ ...�.. ..$4.50 1 ply ready rvOing..$15.5 to $2M . . station telephoned back, and also to . 9 at the farm'ers have finally passed b� the Municipal Coun ' bis - dat ghter, been improving the,vV,on_ . - Ruck saws .... .... .. 60c to $1.00 1 We not only shown bravery-, but op- home of: . . 2 PI ready roofing ..$2�25 to $2.70 . � High Constable Whitesides- at Hensall, Mrs, IL M'i derf fine,weather of thd past weeik_ cil-of the Town� of Seaforth (in the 3 pry ready roofing . .; ...... VM Mcpregoi in Tuck ersmith iS in a ve ' 1.17iss, and th-ty should be backed by .who first arrested Riley. , : Ha4dled Axes .... .. $1.15 to $2.00 1 'The daring I rY for Vt1iYS time of year in getting 4f1l event of the ass4nt of the Electors be- I . ., - . serious condition.Mr.MeLean has been In .e beet, brains the country can pro redskin has not been recaptured. , Plou ing do,new_Mr, Hugh J, c- g -obtained theteto) after one --month Hokse'Blankets .... .. $2,00 to $4.00 . Pig Trough, 3 feet, 4 feet, 5 feet mi ' - , - veriy ill for about a year and at times Dona- 's fine �. red � br ek dwellin L --.e rega curred at , . g, st from the first p4blication of the said Ho rse Whips .... .... 2Sc to $2.00 6 feet long, Erie Iran Works, beo - I I rdless of person animosity the Bainton Bros. tannery, Blyth su ers mileh. I He. has a Wide circle of th post office is nearing cam � C_ BY -Law in The '� Huron Expositor, Buckskin, Sheepskin, pigfidn, -horse., make,no leaks.., .. .. p, .. .. .4 1 a � " ' ' . newspaper. published at the s wn hide and other kinds of gloves and -he fate of the Roumanian capital governor belt broke causing the engi . proving. a�n�ia th --�- vill of Seaforth, li mil ts at last e ' prices. �, paruy bickerings. � ? cf -.�7iends who �RrE sorry"he is not im- f ion a. d _!' aid To I when in some .unac'countable way the ranks among our finest dw 11 String Bells, Strap �,�nl.s ne ver so * -to is vicinity were ings. The relatives- and friends .the::date of which pub - , y ars . Bells,Swiss 1kVA : � tGr be dooMed and perhaps the to run away, and as there was no p �learn of ihe -death Of: regret to �learn that Mrs. Robert V cation being Friday the 8th day of Crookery churns .... $1.25 to $2 at all prices. � : � % er- Mr. Jamels Moore f Hensall, He w -1 ,ul- .50 � son in the room at the time, it caused I ,.as a. is! very Po.-Ylly nrl was orderediby December, 1916,17 and the vote,s of the , ole country� 'The enemy are con- considerable damage before it stopperl hig:Ay est med by all who knew him her *ediciil attendant to try:a pert,WC Electors of the said Nuxticipality will er Pots 7e, 10c 15c and 20c each Food Chpppera 80C $1.60 $L" $2.25 a. Uing theil- driVe which every daY� The fly -wheel on the engine broke and zaA, his eaved wife has t4e sympa I be taken thereoi* at espective Hardiners .... ..-.. _70c,to $LM . I - ' s possible for some time the r Ra sting pans black iron 65c to 2.00 Hand Saws. ..... .. $1.60 to f2J% rtf,rS them nearer the capital ano one part of it, tV Of m4l -Y friends in the loss of her in ord Ro4sting pans, granite .... $1.35 -which weighed a few d ote ' er to try and regain her won"ted places and the- oersons mentioned in hundred pounds, went sailing through ev d husband. Many old friends 1 ealt�. )_ Brafes vvith Ratchet ,,$IXO to $3M -.,!adY it is almost surrounded. The �Mr, Fulton is als3 quite po6r- this By -La* onAhe Ist day of Jan- La#ter7-is .... .......... 90c to $2 , . " t from this: arf 4,ttended the funeral. ly and unable to atttend � Q acc6s- .17, bet*een the hours of 9 Cis, I ,. Spirit Levels . ... .... $1.00 to $SAO I , . o'clock -the f � Um 'Russians, who,went umg -The Met odist Sunday, School worV e -.n PUMPS .... $1.95, $2,,.$2.25 anians and I he ceili " �hi,� uary, 19 1 Hand Sleighs ........ 3oc to " a and travelled about one hundred yards rs arepreparing r the holdi lomed duties. We hope soon to heai�, of in Qrenoon and 5 o'clock I e e in -the &ternoon. 1Any tenant SOLE AGENT FOR-Ganadian Air Warmer Furnace,clare Bros. ifecu vur-� 'he'r` a'cl are b-Attling desPer telY, from the building, while another piec ent ng of a them both improvinJ7,_-Dr. H. G. Mal- who de- - - the Russial's haven't made the pro weat through the cement wall. Chnstmas ent.ertanin ' --*.Carson ires to vote mds t- deliver to me not 1 naC . Mr, ,!�104fe of .2Llgo . loy h S Moved into his new premi�� S e, Gurney Oxford Furnace, Sunshine Furnace. . � � 'S was expected they WO en working in the * nia, and his sister. Miss in . e te th day' befo i ;;, it uld and Bert Bainton had be e avis bloc later than th re the day I . Mary, of Thamesi - . 1 where do, th shortly before the ac-. ille, who � were at- I �i Get our prices for installing hot air and hot water iurnw-ft, ALze i ey seem to he aYe to . I occupied by Mr. R. J. Drysdal appointed for.ta ing the vote, the de- ; I cident. . tend th e, and I Ing d for Bathrooms complete. ,& e funer I of 1- C a . ion provided for by sub -section I , their brother, has had his store and restuarant n1f,le- _ � I I I . e,q More, were visiti, � i I � - I I " tkl -advance- The Roumanians, Mr. i . ig with ly ngeli�ai 3, ion 266, of the Municipal Act, � - I C el Pr� R.S.O.-,(1914) "'ap. 19-9, i ve, per e t 11 es- � � .1. .-Our village mer,charits are by-beriltn church on � � Of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Coutts. ,of the village, F, C at. discount for e"lb * forced to gi'W grotmd,, are i�eti,iiig Goderich, has received a medal for po S bbath next, the JORN A. WILSON, " nr, -r, although being driven back, son 0 11 0011ttsi their brother, Mr. William 'Moore, of -ervico will comm(tne-e in 'n � ,,.,, e" 13'nabardier James Russe fitted up and stock6d,-Eva ' - 2 moa 0"1WY fashion and no Whe'e bravery on the field of battle, accord- king ready fo . : � � W ma r Christmas and 19th, . the morning service and wrill � Town Clerk. � I - , . � r . �re displaying their holiday goods,giv- contintie for Tlm e�' I -' there beeft. Rigns of a rout; ,Vd as ' Ing to a letter received from Mrs. M. mg their stores a - ' - two weeks, or until the Toym Clerk's BIG HARDWARE ' 0 McGregor, Roseberry Place, from her ance.-This, Fri Christmas: appear- 22nd cif thf� nionth. -On Sabbath the Coce, Seaforth, 'SEAFORTH idw, r, evenin ' D � '11 ik. 'the 4tk day of December. 1916. * EDGEww""w" . � 9, ecem- morvil-sim M" -U-1,4 .-,-:-- ---I I . I . I . I � SMAORAff � . � � OPPOSITE COMMEROIAL Fof� -, � ; i .. � , � . . ,; _ - - - __ - - - __ -, ____ �11 I . I I I . i�- � __t� . - � � __ . 11 - I R Ela C E M� B E F. � I . � IT � � SALE REG -113n I - � I � � . On Wednesday, Decembo . - I -1" p.m,, at the Dick H�tus I i , � i- _ -a c%r of choice cow.%,. inech . �,--�=Ived cows and sprixg-er. J � I -Holland, proprietor; 'T_ R ; - * '_ I i -!I I On Tuesday, December i I I ' * �1�_ .�,4*r,lock p.m., on Lot 18, q -1 ,,Twk-ersmith, farm stock . . utents. Robert XcG-6ni-,,,Ie, ' I ,T. Brown, auctionecir. , � ! on Saturday, December: ; , ; ; p.m� at the residence aff I . I __ � Henderson, opposite 1 ; � - za! , ,Wwllen Mills, clearing ,_ 1 4- : 'hold furni"Ure* Mrs. G. 11. i I . F�roprietress; T. RrowA, au I � I i I SRAFORTH MARK, . - , � Seafort1% Dec. i � i . i Fall Wheat, per back. Li � I ; \ 40ats, per bush . ...... �11 J \ Barlev, per bush ...... .. ?'! I . �: I \ -Beans, per, bush_ __ 2_z� , 1 1 1 ; . \ . I \ 36 , - Skorts per ton ....... 3.i I P I: _ii�r_, I '\Wu � 3 No. 1, per 1b. .. - - Zggs, -per dozen ...... . I ,- , � i . Ar,j, per ton ...... .. SJ I ; � 1 11*s�. .. . � .. .. .. 10 1 1 . I � - . I '. BRAN MARKETf . I Tor -onto, Dec. -0th-Beam I : I,andpicked, per bushel 6.� I Canadian primes, ;5.50 to �, . Iner pound. 916- to lee. . - - � ..I*. - . � r, POULTRY MARK) I � � Toronto, D4ee. 5t,k--Live : . ; I iChickens, 15 ,to 16c; fowl, . I I Zveks, 13 to 15c; turkeys, L ; . � . � ]geese, Spring, 1-4 to 15c. Drf � I I -,try---Mekens, 21 to 22c; i � I 19e; ducks, IS to 20c; turl� I . i 35c; geese, spring� VI to IA -i � I 400- , 1 1 - "' I DAIRY MARKNI, . Toronto, Dec. ,5Butter � I I . 4reaniery prints, 471 to 48c; �(' � - I : .45 to 46c; do., solids, 44 to 7 � % - I . I � prints 40 to 41c; ordinary d. � 35 to 37e; bakleW 33 - to 34c I I I New -laid, cartons 60 to 65i \1 -1 �cartons 1511 to 60c; storage , . 11 � to 45e;, storage No. 1, 42 1 � - , , ,dozen. Cheese -New, large ! '' twins 25%; triplets, 26c; St I y i to 26 1-2 cents. Hoser -, I a - - � - . 0xs, 18 to IS 1-2c; five lb, �, I 1-3 1-2c -0 ten pound tins, � 12 1 I sixty pound tiz�s, 12 to, 12 1 , *heak 60 pound tins, S to 9 � � I . = honey, extra fine a I �weight per dozen f3; select � � I . I i . 2.75; No, 2, $2.26 to $1.40. : _______0"._ -, LFM STOCK MARKI I I . Buffewl, Dec. 51--r1arde � � srades 15c to 25c higher; oth steady. Prime nat-we stear� $10.50; good to choice $.!� � I best Cinadi.�n steers, 1300 V 1 $9.50 -to 00.35* I , best heavy- $6.75to, Z17. butcher . I "p, $ I feeder I I -at $7 -to V.25; inilkv I springers *65 to ;110. Hogi., steady; heavy $10.15 to *10 - ,erg $ 1 1, $"O", to 10; Pigs und � to $9.25. Sheep and L ambi � .-otrong-top lambs 13e; yetr V - J, - to ,*11; wethers, $8.50 to $& . .17.70 to $8. Calve"trong. ' TA- fair to gDod, 411.50 to .$-.- , - I ,C�iv:"�;, $5 to $510. � Montreal, Dec, 5, -The off . 1, the mar1cet, this morning cvA I � : 1400 cattle� 400 sbeep and h I . , bgs and 500 calves. Sales of, 11 b � ,caunm � i g purposes were made I I W per cwt. A further ai1vat, � was made in lamb Prices. Th I � steady falling off in supp-li . I kem' 'demand from buy"er's. - I � L ,Ontario, stock were made at 412 and Quebec at �$11.25 to, I . -cwt. Owing to the Small off � ' I -hogs the toue of the niar ' ! : otroVg and prices advance-� I 10 to 15fe per cwt. The derr, ,packers was good tLnd an ae�, I Vas done with sa,les of lots - � � ' selected -at U2,10; to $12.251� .90 � lects at $11 to $12; sow.s. � - I I to ;10.25; and stags at $0 t1a, . - cwt., weighed off cars. 1 � 'Quotationst Butchers' eatt I . J$8 to $8.25; medium; $77.60ir common, $5.50 to:;6.6-0; cam I to $5.25. butchers' choice v<7 to $6 .50� medium, $5.50 to i;l . 45 to $6.75; nii1kersxhQk0',ea I . SIM; common and medium, $ ' . springers,$70 to *85;sheipie, to $7.75; bucks and cullsj. $7j � � s I I . hog_ :$11.90 to ;12.25; calves, Pei I to $10. 1 � I . I I Union Stock Yards Toront . 7 1 . ber 8, --Fat cattle for the I V -trade put in an appearam � I inarliet to -day and met witl I i rz_zLle, The� total offering in� � � ; �cher cattle was inuch- under, ; I zge of Mondays in r"ent * - contained a respectable perc I I � i zood to 4ehQice killers. This � I �huyera; . who operated - . �! i ves junq to 25c h cfe igher fo t,d- t I le ! � f �: - ade to 40e for good ,gr � I butzhets, There was an ea� I . I i I vp of all grades, and the m2 L , eed firm at,the highei:mlue I I thing with fat on shared i r , . . [ vance, and even -eanum at ! ; e . rnet with a stronger trad - . I F L 4 � -Of 11300-11b. steera shippe& iz I . � . � i .and Levack by ,T. M. Ramsa-N 1 : ,b�qrgh, top a i ped the market � 1� �and Whaley sold four Ioad.9 � � ; �, and there W,erp- other loads I I i I �steors were cashed in 191-011 : ! $8.Wi. Choice butcher st � i ' I . � � L i � I lieffers were in demand frol : � �8.10 and good grade killers . I :. - , ,,, ; 45 to 7,75. Stocke7r-_ and 1'ef . . I � . � � -affected by the highe� valu� I I - r . [�, 1� � �cher cattle, and cominission �� , i L, *� i . _1 of paying 25c above last, W* . . 3 I I - I V,he'United States enibart � � . ;, -p t cattle --ontinues ti i i � ,,,or . . � � I I -trade here, and orders fo I I i ' heavy. Mil � . . E points are not 11 ; � - rz were steady, u *4 1 � I .i.pringer I � i . ' i F . 4emand for fhe f better 9f. i Lambs scored a 50cent adv�� I � 11 [ 1 selling to $12.40, and it wouj� , I � as a big surprise' were lan; . I ,I [ z t - ' L .' L !at 139s before inany niarlaet. I � � � � r I I � I ,Veals were ztronger and sh-1 11 w ;and active. All the hogs 4-41, I I . F i ket -were consigned dire -d U L � I I � - ! fers, who handed out quotat; I I I � - - . � � - i week as $10A,l f.o.b., $10. � �- I i ' E : i watered, and t11.15 weighe i ' � � ' gwiv I I � , . I These quotations theyg, i I : � I ; � ago, but the &overs would r.11 I . I �� I iness at, the prices, and fhc k� � r " � � , actions during the week wi 7 � � : � 43-1.25 fed and watered bw I - . � i I I Ynore than likely that last I F : t I <es will hold g6od this wee'k" � z � � -depeiads on the Y.Ontrel-d : : i � values in. Ithe East sliakoi ; I I , . I . -the Toronto -markeft may be � r i t I - I Joe McCurdy, (for CIrL11.1 � . i - . -Coughlin) sold 39-9 lawbs,i . � � . 1 *12,25; 50 shaep,. $8 to Mli ; 1, ; k � $7.550 to #11,50. 1 ! i i Rice and Wlialey s6ld: I I q 11oads, 1148 lbs� 19-90; 16 1 " I I � . - _____ _. . i � � - J I _p I - i i .____ I �_ I'll - - J ,