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Reading at the naturaldistance
should be c0ifurtable. `If you
have to hold your hook, paper,
or sewing further• Off Chan the
natural distance you need glasses
A r ONCE. If you the wearing'
glasses you nerd thein changed
AT ONCE. Delay fs hurtful to
� our eyes and ilia kesWor
C011-
I eetioft wore difficult! \1'e put
new glasses in your own fraules
for 75c. Complete with good
ordtnary'frame $1.00. Front that
to $10.00 according to quality.
l
WE guarantee 8atisf•Lct1ou or re-
turn Y Y
our money.
To those in doubt what to give
muther, father or wife for Xutas,
nothing- could be nicer or Marr+
r
x>ct r<tu t f
s,t.r vtcei,,ble than t1 c 1t 1
glasses in a good traille. Buy
Som us now on approbation and
have the person t0 whom you
• ] ill after XuliLs
givethem cc ole and we will test his or her eyes
and "lake any changes necessary 0
in the lenses wlTiipU'r EXTRA
CHARGE. Ili gold $5.00 to $10,130.
Cheaper in filled gold, silver, lac.
ALLEN & ILSfON. o
Graduate Druggists and Opticians.
Turn to Inside for Smits ao�v't, but fail not to
make a personal inspect [on of our stook and d
the sooner the better.
4 •�-d�•O.O.•��-sem"� ®•'dd
•0000esoa�e®®oeas,o•ee@o®seoe�
Great
i
Slate .rhter
SaIe��-
-of' $0,000 col til of -
ED
Watches,
Jewelery and •
Silverware
Everything in Illy store,at whole
• sale prices or below, front now e
• until Christmas. We trust have •
the money, and if you avant the e
e goods at prices that can t Abe o
e beat, come to us. This is a genu- o
• ire sale, and e4'er•y word that we •
jsay we buean. Everything will
• be sold At cost, or below, until 0
• Christmas. Mind; we eau •
give yon price's that no- g®,
o body can hent, as we are o
• hound to reduce our ,Cock by W
$fi (") w'oi•th lit once. (-!()file and
• Met these great snaps, because •
®
they :Ere worth coming wiles 6
otoMct. 0
J. B. numball Ole
pLead1•r of Ji'tr('llel>' Yn511iin). �,
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A RE BO TH EYES IlMt ?
Fecv TT)(,ople. htivt• eye,; idilae. Folly
nine-tent}Is of those who wear glasses
have different, vision to vac•h eye.
Careless examination fails to hying ont
this defect, consequently you suffer
with headache from eye strain. We
test each eve separately, select proper
lenses and aclinst glasses to suit both
eyes. Spectacles ;Ls lo(v as $LIN).
e o W. Cooper & Co., Q
I3ookgc1lors find Opticians;
- - - CLINro N, - -
L'xeter.
Mr. Robert Harness, of -Port Hope,
is visiting relittiveS here.
Misses Hannah and Martha Butt,. of
Kippen, visited relatives here on Fri-
day last.
The annual tea in connection with
Alain stret-UMethodist. church was held
on Monday evening and was very
largely attended. The addresses given
by the si'ver•al ministers present. were
really go(id. The ladies Of the church
who provided the tea deserve great
credit.
Rev. Jasper Wilsgn, a Pof'mer pastor
of Main St.. chln'c•h, preached anniver-
sary services in that, church oil SundaLv
last to barge congregations. Ills many
friends were pleased to hear hire
again.
Died-AlcCallum-In Fxeter North,
on the 7th inst., John McCallum, aged
70 sears.
Mrs. James Whitetand tion John, and
Mrs. Win. Ross, o) Benn]iller, visited
friends in town the hrginning of the
week. They were guests of Mr. and
1-s. J. Ti'stcott.
Mr, and. AVAL s. Philip Crerinw0od] who
pent the past' 18 months vita their
dAughter here, Mrs, J. T. Westeol.t,
left on Monday last,for Cypress River,
Manitoba.
Mr. and Mrs, ],,'Joint Bntt told Mr.
Silas Butt Of Kippen visited relatives
here on Monday.
A fowl supper is to be held on Mon-
day„evening next, fn Gidley's Opera
Hoose under the auspices of the Ladies
Guild of the Memorial church.
Addresses will be given by Revs, smith,
Willoughby, Salton and Bray,
The annual tea in connection with
JaI)les St. Methodist church was held
on Monday evening, and was a decided
success.
Mr. Ed. Profit., of Sarnia, is visiting
relatives here.
A meeting of the creditors of C. W.
+smith, eheese maker of Centralia, was
held here on Tuesday,
•+F.1-= •.;le.a
t
tint
A statement ulade by us in this or
other sp.tce, you call depend upon
it being the truth and being so if
We say so. Misrepre8e11tation of
our Goods is never resorted to.
Wheh we sell an article itud guar-
antee it we back that clni"n at
all titnes, and what we say we
inean, and what we prowise, we dor
(,duality considered our prices are
always the lowest. Note our prices
o" the following articles
WATCHES.
Psents' Gold Filled Case
15, 'care
with Elgin Move.
e
guarantee �y
B jry�'
meat • - - . $9 00
Gents' r,.Ilver Case with
Elgin Movement - $5 75
Ladies' Gold Filled Case
with Movement - ., $g 50
Gent's Nickle case with
American Movement
$5 00
We alio have a full line of
Stirling Silver Novelties,
Kbony 'Goods, Cut Glass,
Fancy Clocks, FancN,
Piarses and • Jewellery,
which weareselling very
close to cost price;, frons
now until Xmas.
`-�ee our specials in Filligre(AII
stick pins at 200'
"Ie liave no old or shop,.vorn
• goods, so you run no chance of
getting old goods tyhen you
buy here.
,
o -0v
P. P. Crews,
Jeweller and Expert
Watch ]Repairer.
Au bitrn.
The me nlbers of the L. O. L. No. 033
held their Finnual meeting on DPS. 2nd,
when the following officers were elect'-
ed:-
JosNph Fnegan, Master; ,`11enty
Sturfly, Deputy Alastm; Henry I,;Lw-
Iol•,' Chaplain,; 11. -Barre, Rec•or•ding-
Secrot, 1'M. Mole, Financial Svcre-
tary; Gec]rge. Yomlgbltlt, Treastirer; N.
Johiistun Director of Ceremonies;
Thomas Lawlor, Lecturer; First ('u")-
mitt've, J. hergnson.. Second, .J. Bole;
'Third, I). E. Alunroc; Vourtb, Ai.
-\vnlsh•ong; FifL1i. G. Ilamilton. The
officers were itstallvd. lelich nrvntber
it is expected will do his duty raith-
fill ly,
lir. Thomas Lawlor ila9 hought ont.
J. K(n.itz• bre\gery with it'll acres of
laud which .he iulr p,o
cnds fo:tuM
riil
})III1r)os0s, t .
alr'..Jacob Knilt.z loav�. 0)1 the17th
for hi:( llvw hor'ne in sallfuld. 110 will
lie missed in the villiLLe of kohor•n ;L;
he was nl\v•lysready to help With :ulv-
thinK which W;(s RIA -11011t• to the• vill-
•Ige. ( Um• host wishes follow hitt to
Ills new host• rot. saltfurd.
Mr. A. Robinson, of Goderich, moves
Into the hotel vIcilted by J. Kuntz.
We welcome hire to the ,village (',f ko-
bum hoping he will b0 like(( as well as
those who have lately left out hurg.
The logs have colnulenced to roll in
to.). Young's hill yard.
Sleighing is the order of the day
]let,(,. N
Mr, James Young wants ,L hnndr•ed
thonsapd feet of first-class niaple logy
and will pay the highest price.
Air. J. Nae rle has h4alght, (,lit L.
Wettlatlfer's iardware and tinware.
Mr. Nvettl:uifer• intends to put in Fiore•
dry goods in his store.
A1189 Maggie King has started dress-
ill
king with Hiss Arthnr.
Messis.•Aiole and A. Robinson spent
Alonday.in Clinton.
Mr. J. Alills is repairing his house for
a tenant so look out for a wedding in
the near future, The old lady is
plucking her- geese.
What are the trustees of our village
doing when they let those outsiders
who own village property out of
paying their special tax as they have
village property taxed with their farm
property and thus get out, of paying
special tax and doing roadwork for
villa ge. Now l think that those
peopgi ought t0 pay
119 well
Its
thbgP
W()I'killg Irleii wlloowlt villiLg(• praperty.
Now trustees, look to the interests of
Lhe village and don't• neglect this
matter any ion{,ger.
Mother Ir
is black once -more
after the very heavy rain of Flidaq,
The Maitland river is very high for
thio tithe of the year, hig''her, indeed
than for a number of yeolrs.
Ali,. Jacob Kuntz gaae last Tuesday
night, to his old friends stn evening's
amuse meat in the shape of all the free
drinks which they were capable of
indulginr in,
Air. J.Ytylor, tax collector, of West
Wawanosh, was ILL the hotel last week
and l;otall the taxes.
Mr. J. II. McClinton, collector for
East Wawanosh, put tip tat U. F. Mim-
rou's store and received taxes there the
stone day.
Miss E. Ross and Aliss B. Wilson
took a short trip to Hamilton last
week:
Mr, N:. Mole and A. Robinson *pent
Saturday in Blyth.
Miss Fluker, of Clinton, is spending
a few days with her parents.
The children of R. Stalker sire sick
with scarletina, We •hope to hear of
their speedy recovery.
Miss M. Youngblut is home on a
visit.
I wonder the people of Auburn
don't keep their little children oil the
Farmers to
days sleighi(
ket,
Mrs. Davi
McKillop, I
She \vas FL tat
qualities, all
gretted,
Miss AnnNi
troit. We 1
Sant tittle. illl
Mr. Edwot
ly hurt sou,
as can he e
Kelly Bvo
mill with t
ing the sells
Mrs. Row
section, is 1)
The inarri
and Mr. DH
affair.
Th
guests prese�
The now
Robert Mu
marry in th
ship.
Messrs. Ja
Irvine Ins altteti
Mitchell la.
Sall, RPgI
purpose oY bl
season.
A grant] tj
taintnent wi
house, Lead
Friday next
sols. Blyth all
local talent.
and it good of
Mr. Thos.
MAnitnhA in
el John who
r... w1- �L . fir^ �w w v
Th
eHuronNewspillillRecord
Thursday, December 16.
Toronto Farlllers' Market.
streets inore
little ones,
When oil
hurtor killblamed, rIKI
Mr. J. Sl)
guest of hili
Read'_���
1'orontu, Dec. 10. The receipts of
were suave Christul,ts beeves uu the
8011.
A statement ulade by us in this or
other sp.tce, you call depend upon
it being the truth and being so if
We say so. Misrepre8e11tation of
our Goods is never resorted to.
Wheh we sell an article itud guar-
antee it we back that clni"n at
all titnes, and what we say we
inean, and what we prowise, we dor
(,duality considered our prices are
always the lowest. Note our prices
o" the following articles
WATCHES.
Psents' Gold Filled Case
15, 'care
with Elgin Move.
e
guarantee �y
B jry�'
meat • - - . $9 00
Gents' r,.Ilver Case with
Elgin Movement - $5 75
Ladies' Gold Filled Case
with Movement - ., $g 50
Gent's Nickle case with
American Movement
$5 00
We alio have a full line of
Stirling Silver Novelties,
Kbony 'Goods, Cut Glass,
Fancy Clocks, FancN,
Piarses and • Jewellery,
which weareselling very
close to cost price;, frons
now until Xmas.
`-�ee our specials in Filligre(AII
stick pins at 200'
"Ie liave no old or shop,.vorn
• goods, so you run no chance of
getting old goods tyhen you
buy here.
,
o -0v
P. P. Crews,
Jeweller and Expert
Watch ]Repairer.
Au bitrn.
The me nlbers of the L. O. L. No. 033
held their Finnual meeting on DPS. 2nd,
when the following officers were elect'-
ed:-
JosNph Fnegan, Master; ,`11enty
Sturfly, Deputy Alastm; Henry I,;Lw-
Iol•,' Chaplain,; 11. -Barre, Rec•or•ding-
Secrot, 1'M. Mole, Financial Svcre-
tary; Gec]rge. Yomlgbltlt, Treastirer; N.
Johiistun Director of Ceremonies;
Thomas Lawlor, Lecturer; First ('u")-
mitt've, J. hergnson.. Second, .J. Bole;
'Third, I). E. Alunroc; Vourtb, Ai.
-\vnlsh•ong; FifL1i. G. Ilamilton. The
officers were itstallvd. lelich nrvntber
it is expected will do his duty raith-
fill ly,
lir. Thomas Lawlor ila9 hought ont.
J. K(n.itz• bre\gery with it'll acres of
laud which .he iulr p,o
cnds fo:tuM
riil
})III1r)os0s, t .
alr'..Jacob Knilt.z loav�. 0)1 the17th
for hi:( llvw hor'ne in sallfuld. 110 will
lie missed in the villiLLe of kohor•n ;L;
he was nl\v•lysready to help With :ulv-
thinK which W;(s RIA -11011t• to the• vill-
•Ige. ( Um• host wishes follow hitt to
Ills new host• rot. saltfurd.
Mr. A. Robinson, of Goderich, moves
Into the hotel vIcilted by J. Kuntz.
We welcome hire to the ,village (',f ko-
bum hoping he will b0 like(( as well as
those who have lately left out hurg.
The logs have colnulenced to roll in
to.). Young's hill yard.
Sleighing is the order of the day
]let,(,. N
Mr, James Young wants ,L hnndr•ed
thonsapd feet of first-class niaple logy
and will pay the highest price.
Air. J. Nae rle has h4alght, (,lit L.
Wettlatlfer's iardware and tinware.
Mr. Nvettl:uifer• intends to put in Fiore•
dry goods in his store.
A1189 Maggie King has started dress-
ill
king with Hiss Arthnr.
Messis.•Aiole and A. Robinson spent
Alonday.in Clinton.
Mr. J. Alills is repairing his house for
a tenant so look out for a wedding in
the near future, The old lady is
plucking her- geese.
What are the trustees of our village
doing when they let those outsiders
who own village property out of
paying their special tax as they have
village property taxed with their farm
property and thus get out, of paying
special tax and doing roadwork for
villa ge. Now l think that those
peopgi ought t0 pay
119 well
Its
thbgP
W()I'killg Irleii wlloowlt villiLg(• praperty.
Now trustees, look to the interests of
Lhe village and don't• neglect this
matter any ion{,ger.
Mother Ir
is black once -more
after the very heavy rain of Flidaq,
The Maitland river is very high for
thio tithe of the year, hig''her, indeed
than for a number of yeolrs.
Ali,. Jacob Kuntz gaae last Tuesday
night, to his old friends stn evening's
amuse meat in the shape of all the free
drinks which they were capable of
indulginr in,
Air. J.Ytylor, tax collector, of West
Wawanosh, was ILL the hotel last week
and l;otall the taxes.
Mr. J. II. McClinton, collector for
East Wawanosh, put tip tat U. F. Mim-
rou's store and received taxes there the
stone day.
Miss E. Ross and Aliss B. Wilson
took a short trip to Hamilton last
week:
Mr, N:. Mole and A. Robinson *pent
Saturday in Blyth.
Miss Fluker, of Clinton, is spending
a few days with her parents.
The children of R. Stalker sire sick
with scarletina, We •hope to hear of
their speedy recovery.
Miss M. Youngblut is home on a
visit.
I wonder the people of Auburn
don't keep their little children oil the
Farmers to
days sleighi(
ket,
Mrs. Davi
McKillop, I
She \vas FL tat
qualities, all
gretted,
Miss AnnNi
troit. We 1
Sant tittle. illl
Mr. Edwot
ly hurt sou,
as can he e
Kelly Bvo
mill with t
ing the sells
Mrs. Row
section, is 1)
The inarri
and Mr. DH
affair.
Th
guests prese�
The now
Robert Mu
marry in th
ship.
Messrs. Ja
Irvine Ins altteti
Mitchell la.
Sall, RPgI
purpose oY bl
season.
A grant] tj
taintnent wi
house, Lead
Friday next
sols. Blyth all
local talent.
and it good of
Mr. Thos.
MAnitnhA in
el John who
r... w1- �L . fir^ �w w v
Th
eHuronNewspillillRecord
Ahotit oighte COUNTRYlieu
days Ago.. 11 Tot-onto,Dec. t
Shepp(,rll' wl cei Its (if hcl,go roll
turned with : lu;ind ' is FutSiteratl
Miss Et.tie
front a visit, is eFl,ivr at 1 Ic
grand-pnrent till) is -Wane alis t
The Epwo Eggs --ivvc in f,
social and lit( gond tieilutnd 1,61
Chile expecte( the lmu'ket is sle;
drip night of I cult, slornge Itre clot
ed ,bv Mr. C ed at. lac.
he: --What P Pot.auws--The d
Qnite a nu the market, is va,y
tend the tea. -t on tit(- track here
Ebenezer ('till Petal utas out of sto
week at whit I''uilll1.3---The Nn
tribute severl owing to the Iniad
Mr. Courti, is dull and weak.
school here fr „fur geese, 7c fur Lo
-- ducks Intl •L5c to Ill
Baled Itay-Thr
the market is stt
On Friday 1, trade bore are (lila
swited her hu 131dgi11 Straw- T11
The Misses quiry and the nntr
Sundayed at I tau Lrac•k here are I
Mr. Hoove
Thursday curl The ]Live
Air. John A TORO
front Dakota I
Miss M. Milt Toronto, Dec•.
to friends in I fair at Lite West(
Miss Stuart,
Mr. C. Skin
of rutting It. 'l'etr•hilran's Woolf.
)E:tla ��':uwauosll
Miss ,label N-tvlor, of the 6th, was
t1w :,nest of lout line friends during
part 1-.f last w'oek.
Alis.. Mil;;gie bind, of 1Cinghtil", is
at prosect visiting hal, c•otlsin. :Hiss
Lizzie Jlenzies. .
:\ plwtsnrtt. lune was speptat Mr.
.John Shiell'N oil Thursday evelling of
lxst. week. .
The sheriff ;•de of \V, mtteii's prop-
gir•t.v wa; last-goly at(ended nn Monday.
Thv MothollisIs of the Brick church
dr•ovo ovor' to lielgtave oft Th ir�day
avenin;; fuel suprised theirpastor, Rev.
Air. Osten, by taking, hint a load'of
oras. The evcnin" was very pleltsrutt-
ly spent in Music, Maul's and sovi;d
(hitt.
Mr. J. Arill,stroh- hoc returned Froin
the Prairie province an'1 it, is expvcl.ed
the wedding bell; will soon be ring-
ing.
]Vest T11rkersl» lth.
Mrs. F. Layton- spent a coilple of
day, last week with her sister, Mrs.
Lloyd of Exeter.
tl'liss Maggie Alai -tin returned froin
Souris, Alanitoba. ort Saturday last
after a three rnonfh.;' sojourn there.
Cgnsec•ration and roll call Inst Sun-
day evening at League.
Mr. Fisher, of Holi nmville, will ;td -
dress Life League on Sunday evening
next.
Aiiss'Fanny Townsend, of (e'linton,
returned home last Thursday atter •1L
short visit with friends here.
7 ho annual Christmas tree and en
tertainment tinder the auspices of the
snnday school of Tinmer•'s church will
he held on the evening of the 2,'3rd
inst. The committees in charge :Lie
sparing no pniny in endeavoring to
make it. the usnad success•
Rev. B. Clement, of Ontario Sat.
church, Olinton, conducted missionary'
services at Alrna and Turner's appoint-
rnents nn Sunday last.
Air, Fisher, of Hohnesvillo, address.
ed the E. L. of T. church on 113tinday
evening hist.
.Miss A.tcheson will address the E. L,
Oil Sundavvvening next..
Rev' :VIP. Findlay is taking a two
month's vacation for his health. He.
hag socnred Rev. Air. Wad(-, latae Of
Dakota and a former pastor of Ontar-
to SS. church, Clinton, to take Ills work.
,lir. Wade will commence next Sit If -
day. Air. Findlay leaves this week for•
his home. We liope tosPo him rehirn
at the end of his vacation fully re-
stored to health and strength.
Mr. Gifford Crich and Air. Robt.
Haney have both been confined to the
honge full several -clays ptlst.
Mist( Hollnes has the"past week been
visiting friends fn Lucknow,
Mr. W. Nott pttrchitsed a new etit-
ter frorn F. Rumhall, Clinton last week
and Mr. Fred Thontlinson one frorn
J. Leslie we cannot say that either one
of thein are sporting thorn very much
but. are both living In hr)p , . Mr. J.
McKenzie purchased (t new buggy
from Mr. J. Leslie Clinton.
Mr. Chas. ('rich is learning tele-
graphing with Mr. F. Watts of Clin-
ton.
The public examination at S. S. No.
6 promises to Nil ood. Lunch will be
served at 12 o'clock p, nt. A good pro -
grain for the afternoon.
[Jl ,1.-lULiO� lit- I ('hri.;tinas hevv('s...... 7 00 14) 1 50 t II
►3ottev -'rhe re- 131f elven' chuicgicatllt', The Gredlest Raling (uml
L' ;u't' fair, I b0 dl-- cwt . :3 :ii) to 3 751
liotcherrs', good c;ftale,
and the uuu'keL c••wt... ;3 01) lit :3 lei BEST 01T EARTH.
3c, ('hoice dairy -
11 com, cnlLle,
11 ttt'16c'• cwt , .. ........ 3 75 to 2� 4. H)
I . u5lply, thw'e is a 13ulls, psi' cwt...... , ... 2 110 11] 3 00
I'I''(,sh g;O 11U ell and . b'eedel s, per ch L..... , 3 251,o :3 ',11 a
Lely at We to 16.1. v; Stocicvrs, per ew'ta..... 2,50 tit'. 3 13
)tea at 1 is and liar- Exgol t sheep, per cwt :; IN) to :3 1'I Patented in I'at(,nted in
1311tc•hrrs' sheep, each.. '1 75 to N 75 ;
cotaud is slow and i.anlhs, per cwt, ....... 1 4 (N) to 1 ;i0 Ullitgid ('anada,
bolt, no lowl.r. (';try (salvos, per heat(. .... 'l. 00 to 8 00 :hates, l .-�l. October Ill,
ado quilted lit, 13010. ('lluiee bacon ]togs, por Atur-AsL i8, I% 1801,
egi sell ;it, (L&1- to, 70c, cwt. . ' ............ 1 •1 51) to -1 051 18(11. w:ow '•
pply is ample, and Light, fact hogs, per cwt 4 25 to •1 ,38
wealher thgi Inru'ket Thick fill •hoM.;, per cwt 1 ) Lo •1 :35 r
Prices at'e easy at. be. Sturgis, per cwt........ •1 1.i to .1 :30 ♦a� .c
Sows, per cwt... .. ,. 3 (N) to :3 •l5 ,
('keys, NM to 13010 fat' ,� ,�_
c for chickens. stags, pct• cwt.... .... `L 00 to a
demand is slow :End __...._ � G hARANTEI:D.
lady. Cars oil Lite pleetlul„ of Goderiell T'D (101111cil. _
Led ;it, 3s tel $8.50. --
pre is ,lot. 1111101 Ill- Dec. 6l. h, IS97. County and stato Rights Lu• Sale by
ketis dill]. 'Carson Council nlet to -day-, Iniu"Ws of last OROC� SHEPHERD
hinted at $5. Incet.inl; read :61111 adopted.. Moved by
1 J hn •ton secondod by Johu Alid- I m- .I
Thursday, December 16.
Toronto Farlllers' Market.
stay, 44 carloads, hllt evel.rything' sold
I.Orange
hold In til(, following places N(1 I I'll.before
the close of flit+ chty. 'There.
Itidl ILII coil., Chas. Johnston
1'orontu, Dec. 10. The receipts of
were suave Christul,ts beeves uu the
1). It. O.; No. 2 house of Nixon Sturdy.
grafi" cm the toarket to -day were fair
buaids here front the Litt stuck show (
7th con.,lohil Sturdy D. R. O.; Nu. 3
and prices were geruirally tIVIDer,
gust clobed tit Brantford. 'Theobfferings
house of TILL•, Itarrison, Thos. Ilarri-
Wheat was It. to ll' higher. 1300 bubll-
Included 255 sheep and lambs, 1,8(JU
son 1). It. 0.; Nil. 4 house of 11. W.
els' sellillg at Ki tuf33.c fin• white, 85c to
hugs and about 20 calves.
Elliott, Johu (Tuff 1). It. D,; No. 5
85.c for 1'ed alld 78c it) 70t' for guustl.
,�
I xpol t Cattle-1'Kcept ill ai Yew bulls "
house of It. Baker, It. Baker 1). It. O.;
B Lrley-Steady, 'l.,IM)U bushels selling I
32c.
there was hardly R11(thing dune in this
fur,
Nil 6 house of Win. Crooks, \\'nt.
('I'ouks D. It. U. Moved by Chas.
at, 28b to
line to -day. Those hulls taken sold
�Villimils seconded by Thus. Churchill,
Buckwheat Firmer, 100 bitskels sell-
:3.W to :31c.
that Ilylaw No. 8 now read by gassed.
Ing kLt 3f3C' to 4010.
Butchers' Cattle --There was ag,00d
A nu11 bur of acchunts were ordered
Itye-•Firuler, 8U bushels selling tit
business dour ill this lite, lit-A.Lps
I
paid which will appear in Treasurers
4Nc Lu 46c.
chiefly because of till- offerings of
re}lort.
Oats-Pit'nier, 500 bushels selling Flt
(Jllt'IS(tlnts C•atlle. PI'll•t•s I•eati'Led for
Adjourned Io alert oil 15111 Dev.
251' to 26c•.
I
the bitter welt, frolll I(' to Inc and Some
NIXON STURDY, (;lurk.
PPILS Steady, 300 bushels selling, al,
of tile", were of fine quality. Foi. (he.
- - -
40c' it,) 47e.
1 Ilsuni I -Lill of hUtchel's cal ale prices 1-111-
DEATHS,
Hay and Straw Steady, til) luaus of
Icd "tutu Sic. to 3-k per Ib fur the best
' lull
MuEWIN(I, to '1'uckertltnith, on nertunber $ol,
-
hay selling at yi7..]0 to �U, and fort
't inar to
•) a .3 • ordinary
ILud lit w • tc t t t .y
A• acs 5luusuu ruGut o1 the lulu James 51,:1,1wu,
.c
loads of straw at, $7 to $8.
Inedlltll. Thele Wel•(, solve bought fur
aged SJ years.
OtULWA, M(LIILI'(,;Ll' WUUCIAOCIL and
maw'oUU, to ('eborue, on the acrd lust., Eli
Dn esbed !lugs 1'hu r ccipts were Pair,
Other places.
Iletwuud, aged St( ] ears, 7 months, 80 days,
thele WAS It k01µ1 dellland Witt the Ilial•-
ket, \\'assteatly, with sales at $3.75 to
Stockers and Fvvdi-rs-There was It
;MAKILIAGES.
,y15.00.
(ltligit 11100 110110. Light stockers fur•
ATKINSON-Mal{AY.-At th, residrnre of the
\Vllvat., White, per bit .til 83 td $ 135.
,•
11311Ifillo s1,h) fol' jt lit :3„t• pec Ib, 7LIIli
bnas'n bruth,+t•, 511-. Adam 51101{av, Nu;]Pnrth, uu
fill LU c'-
I'c'llnim
fvl( dens found a dl'hld(ol'y inquiry III.
lloauutber 81.11, by Rey. N. hbaw, m1-. ,]:]nolo Ft-
ch, ................
flu Mouse .............. 7th to 711.
] c.
3}t Cl3 1!
Aitunsou, of Itb(gutuwu, to 51 is. Mary McKay, of
Suurorth,
131 -11 -ley pts• xsh... ... rfto d.
Sheep Hurl Lau,hs Shipping shegi}
B1u-u ,Nt)9 Ir] McKillop. .,it D e 2nd, at
Oats pel' hllrll.......... 2.) til 36
are steal{ at. 3t' lu:V,c el 11) told kill((-
Y I
the r, Mr.csof the i„'I�l u'tl tlal',•IILs, 11y Hoy. A. e
C.
tial u, MI llacid J. Bold al Hiss Charlotte,
Rye Iwo wish... , .. , ..... 45. to 40
�. 47
els' ;ire (lull ill 13;1.73 to $53.7:> ciu•h•
duuuhtcr,d 511-. Jahn lluudae, all of 5111{tll.,p.
• l)1 ... -lis to
• s 10, Is1L
1 1,L I
•)-
.•• II a•
, • s :, to •'' I . h 1
Lambs sill t ,1dV nl :;1...
L alt 1
,., , ,
('i I )( ,' ']tAN '(3. -At the n tluluu ,+t
M ), ob I ruin
13uokwhgiilt per bush.... :3fi Lu 10
1; w
li
l'N'l, 11li'l't'. belllM sea'el'}il 11gia15 IllFtlh! tit.
's , Itldirtt, nn I)ecumher 1st• by
trite bride's
^ (
HayI o0 to J110
•
1'-II1,
ttev,(1. W Audr,ws, Sir. lIerbert JIu;F„rldpe, r>
Andr
Straw.. , ..... , ..... 7 (11) tU 8tx)
Mise Alice, oldest daughter of Mr. John Mail-
Dvessed lit ......... .1 73 in 5 011
Ililc•h Cows anti tigrinRers--OlfvritlMs
ping.
1'lggs, lit'\L' Iaid.......... 10 LU 18
wel'e ligll(, t ll' (It Illalllll Mlaal illtll 111'1l't's
Baath• r, Ilulle 4l rho renb r 1 of the 1-. W.
father, llnlletJit. oil ne,•Innbur twr, by Bev.. W.
13ut.L(,i', lb. Pulls......... 16 to 17
are firm tit $21 Lu $115 1101' hush.
Andrews, At r. Jilin Br�nv u, h, 51ts 5lury A.
(11) till), dail'y.... .... 1''- to '15
,
Cidves-- Firlp. I'Iicv-, roto I'voltl ;62
I
dunghter of 51r. 'I'homeN Leu.
Clicked,, pct' gait'....... 25 to 10
7 fi
LU :11')3. ('ht)Il't' \'(':LIS ;LI.1• w'rlll LPtl.
SU5 ER-4-BULLAIII). -Un Wrdno,4+,y, Uev, Nth,
Ill Ihr M.thodist pursollag,, Brussrin, by Rev. S,
Tnrkgiy s ger lb........ , . to
Duc ks t.l' ..:. , .. •11) to 1311
I
,lugs uffvvi"llgs were heavior, fill,
J, Alain, 51 r„ woof s,n1]ors to Slips Suru ltullurd,
Doth of the l07]v].ol Nun G,rl h.
4]1-.,
• .
Ggiesl gel' 1 ,... , 5- to 5!
prices did sol• decline. l'buic", sYlcc-
I li:o: Ill,
' M( C('LLuI'ItH-\a'(Y°1ll. ---f1, LnNtu, at tho resk-
irt)l.iL(ut'Nlle\v per bllg... 05 to (10
Idl]Ils 1'elllttl tl 111'111 at ge l' 11).,Ilctl
dace ut .l he bri.be's parts, lyre. 1st, by Ire,-• Sir,
Sill -Ing litlllb........... 6 t1) s 7
I t,tf the (•ill's, alllt light and thick fat.
Bradley, John M,Cutduugh,of Jlitebrll, to Ameg
Mill toll ...... ......... 5 to 0
I hogs V° c 1('1- It).
Boatriee lh]ry, dnnghter ,-f 4111sbaul \youd.,
Burl', tore ...... ...... -1, to
du IliAI ..... , .. . 03. to 0)i
0)i
Wv ootv
Alilch enc•h. (ll) (0 $; 1(i w,
- - ' - -- _
T E LAC
Veal, 1011 -101;1 -,per ll)., ... I) U(3 to U
rows, .....$'?1
."
�
1 11
Export cantle, pel.cwt.. :3 50 ft, :575
Ahotit oighte COUNTRYlieu
days Ago.. 11 Tot-onto,Dec. t
Shepp(,rll' wl cei Its (if hcl,go roll
turned with : lu;ind ' is FutSiteratl
Miss Et.tie
front a visit, is eFl,ivr at 1 Ic
grand-pnrent till) is -Wane alis t
The Epwo Eggs --ivvc in f,
social and lit( gond tieilutnd 1,61
Chile expecte( the lmu'ket is sle;
drip night of I cult, slornge Itre clot
ed ,bv Mr. C ed at. lac.
he: --What P Pot.auws--The d
Qnite a nu the market, is va,y
tend the tea. -t on tit(- track here
Ebenezer ('till Petal utas out of sto
week at whit I''uilll1.3---The Nn
tribute severl owing to the Iniad
Mr. Courti, is dull and weak.
school here fr „fur geese, 7c fur Lo
-- ducks Intl •L5c to Ill
Baled Itay-Thr
the market is stt
On Friday 1, trade bore are (lila
swited her hu 131dgi11 Straw- T11
The Misses quiry and the nntr
Sundayed at I tau Lrac•k here are I
Mr. Hoove
Thursday curl The ]Live
Air. John A TORO
front Dakota I
Miss M. Milt Toronto, Dec•.
to friends in I fair at Lite West(
Miss Stuart,
Mr. C. Skin
of rutting It. 'l'etr•hilran's Woolf.
)E:tla ��':uwauosll
Miss ,label N-tvlor, of the 6th, was
t1w :,nest of lout line friends during
part 1-.f last w'oek.
Alis.. Mil;;gie bind, of 1Cinghtil", is
at prosect visiting hal, c•otlsin. :Hiss
Lizzie Jlenzies. .
:\ plwtsnrtt. lune was speptat Mr.
.John Shiell'N oil Thursday evelling of
lxst. week. .
The sheriff ;•de of \V, mtteii's prop-
gir•t.v wa; last-goly at(ended nn Monday.
Thv MothollisIs of the Brick church
dr•ovo ovor' to lielgtave oft Th ir�day
avenin;; fuel suprised theirpastor, Rev.
Air. Osten, by taking, hint a load'of
oras. The evcnin" was very pleltsrutt-
ly spent in Music, Maul's and sovi;d
(hitt.
Mr. J. Arill,stroh- hoc returned Froin
the Prairie province an'1 it, is expvcl.ed
the wedding bell; will soon be ring-
ing.
]Vest T11rkersl» lth.
Mrs. F. Layton- spent a coilple of
day, last week with her sister, Mrs.
Lloyd of Exeter.
tl'liss Maggie Alai -tin returned froin
Souris, Alanitoba. ort Saturday last
after a three rnonfh.;' sojourn there.
Cgnsec•ration and roll call Inst Sun-
day evening at League.
Mr. Fisher, of Holi nmville, will ;td -
dress Life League on Sunday evening
next.
Aiiss'Fanny Townsend, of (e'linton,
returned home last Thursday atter •1L
short visit with friends here.
7 ho annual Christmas tree and en
tertainment tinder the auspices of the
snnday school of Tinmer•'s church will
he held on the evening of the 2,'3rd
inst. The committees in charge :Lie
sparing no pniny in endeavoring to
make it. the usnad success•
Rev. B. Clement, of Ontario Sat.
church, Olinton, conducted missionary'
services at Alrna and Turner's appoint-
rnents nn Sunday last.
Air, Fisher, of Hohnesvillo, address.
ed the E. L. of T. church on 113tinday
evening hist.
.Miss A.tcheson will address the E. L,
Oil Sundavvvening next..
Rev' :VIP. Findlay is taking a two
month's vacation for his health. He.
hag socnred Rev. Air. Wad(-, latae Of
Dakota and a former pastor of Ontar-
to SS. church, Clinton, to take Ills work.
,lir. Wade will commence next Sit If -
day. Air. Findlay leaves this week for•
his home. We liope tosPo him rehirn
at the end of his vacation fully re-
stored to health and strength.
Mr. Gifford Crich and Air. Robt.
Haney have both been confined to the
honge full several -clays ptlst.
Mist( Hollnes has the"past week been
visiting friends fn Lucknow,
Mr. W. Nott pttrchitsed a new etit-
ter frorn F. Rumhall, Clinton last week
and Mr. Fred Thontlinson one frorn
J. Leslie we cannot say that either one
of thein are sporting thorn very much
but. are both living In hr)p , . Mr. J.
McKenzie purchased (t new buggy
from Mr. J. Leslie Clinton.
Mr. Chas. ('rich is learning tele-
graphing with Mr. F. Watts of Clin-
ton.
The public examination at S. S. No.
6 promises to Nil ood. Lunch will be
served at 12 o'clock p, nt. A good pro -
grain for the afternoon.
[Jl ,1.-lULiO� lit- I ('hri.;tinas hevv('s...... 7 00 14) 1 50 t II
►3ottev -'rhe re- 131f elven' chuicgicatllt', The Gredlest Raling (uml
L' ;u't' fair, I b0 dl-- cwt . :3 :ii) to 3 751
liotcherrs', good c;ftale,
and the uuu'keL c••wt... ;3 01) lit :3 lei BEST 01T EARTH.
3c, ('hoice dairy -
11 com, cnlLle,
11 ttt'16c'• cwt , .. ........ 3 75 to 2� 4. H)
I . u5lply, thw'e is a 13ulls, psi' cwt...... , ... 2 110 11] 3 00
I'I''(,sh g;O 11U ell and . b'eedel s, per ch L..... , 3 251,o :3 ',11 a
Lely at We to 16.1. v; Stocicvrs, per ew'ta..... 2,50 tit'. 3 13
)tea at 1 is and liar- Exgol t sheep, per cwt :; IN) to :3 1'I Patented in I'at(,nted in
1311tc•hrrs' sheep, each.. '1 75 to N 75 ;
cotaud is slow and i.anlhs, per cwt, ....... 1 4 (N) to 1 ;i0 Ullitgid ('anada,
bolt, no lowl.r. (';try (salvos, per heat(. .... 'l. 00 to 8 00 :hates, l .-�l. October Ill,
ado quilted lit, 13010. ('lluiee bacon ]togs, por Atur-AsL i8, I% 1801,
egi sell ;it, (L&1- to, 70c, cwt. . ' ............ 1 •1 51) to -1 051 18(11. w:ow '•
pply is ample, and Light, fact hogs, per cwt 4 25 to •1 ,38
wealher thgi Inru'ket Thick fill •hoM.;, per cwt 1 ) Lo •1 :35 r
Prices at'e easy at. be. Sturgis, per cwt........ •1 1.i to .1 :30 ♦a� .c
Sows, per cwt... .. ,. 3 (N) to :3 •l5 ,
('keys, NM to 13010 fat' ,� ,�_
c for chickens. stags, pct• cwt.... .... `L 00 to a
demand is slow :End __...._ � G hARANTEI:D.
lady. Cars oil Lite pleetlul„ of Goderiell T'D (101111cil. _
Led ;it, 3s tel $8.50. --
pre is ,lot. 1111101 Ill- Dec. 6l. h, IS97. County and stato Rights Lu• Sale by
ketis dill]. 'Carson Council nlet to -day-, Iniu"Ws of last OROC� SHEPHERD
hinted at $5. Incet.inl; read :61111 adopted.. Moved by
1 J hn •ton secondod by Johu Alid- I m- .I
trnr�rr�rr
S.
out,
)atS
very
11ces
.25.
low'
as
feet
and
ver-
i for $3
Z
-.r
al'e
ants
Z
id 3
;ets.
voile
90c,
and
ttte,
)nay
I1 at
t at
ifts
on
its. 0 b L�. 13111. 1(, 1,
St Illarliet• dlet.otl that the uonrinations for Reeve,
:VTO, Dcpctty•Rgievva,id three Councillors be The Acn1e. Heiate� Inay be seen in 'on r
held ill '%Vil wli's Half, Hohnesville, ail use at U0111he's Di ug Store, Clinton, or
111,--OII'el•ings were the last Aluuda.y ill Decenlher, at 12 at the Clarendon Hotel. A trial
1-n Cattle Yards tit- o'clock and the election (if ally) be always gives satisfactiuil,
A-3 _ 4:64 l,,1- Y> r fT
The follmviug of`(ic•ere were elcctec] t'�' ---- at, the Doc. limnal ","eting of L. U. L. F,
No. 101 t for tile, current. year ;- • �
-1V. Jlendcrsou, W. Ai. LA
ll. lltiston, I). M. � Q�
W. (i Garde n(,1-, ('hap. L t ^� nam 1•S
It. E. Brown, R. S. (D
('. AicDonngh, F. ti. (�
J. ltltchigi, 'freilsorer. w
It. Husto.l, 1). C.
\\'. Irwin. Leeturer. rpt C't
1'ALE
J. Hackvit, C, ititrhie, \V. Oroahy, A. FURNITU RE
Cook, Poter•Cook, Curpnlittep.
All I':pworl11 Lengne finn s begiorgan- �
ized at 4(in with the following I Commencing with
ullic(,rs t - r� yt �-
1. 1[. C;uolginrr, president. &r
hiss Al. Weli;trr, Ist,Vic(, President. SA URDAY DUMBER IS
%\' Hunter, and Vice. 9
J. 1VebNtl•r, '31-13 Vice• �' ..end continuing until the
.J. Hd'1 PIs, it'll Vire.
A. Ritchie,tchio, 'Treustii't•r. FJ�
J ITitll t'. sc.-Svcl'y. ' , 31st DAY OF DECEMBER �'
J. Titin, Cor. -sec. ■ ■ •■
-� g'arlur. - We will ]to](] one of the biggest Furniture
_ 'a•lgs ever held in this part of the county. Fj
Mr. LLnd Mrs. Wiloy have returned
fmin Alitnituha for It visit of solne d We claim to Savo the, largest and finest stock of
length and Choir arrival will make the
first-class Furniture in the county and people
(%h T'Istd11tL9 sP;L51111 the IIIE•1'I'lel' ILL the �■y9 �� ,l
incl homestead. y I'Aljr who take advantage of.this big sale will have all
The Atethot] ist S. S. is preparing fur opportunity- *o buy everything in the way. cif
it's usual entertainment. on New Year•'.,
Eve. Food Furniture at prices never liefore offered.
Mrs. A. Pairio pito also come dawn Full realizing we are on the e-ve of better,times we
from (hl- Prairie province' to gladden y g
the hearts of old friends and relatives prepared for this season's business 'by scouring the
by Her presence. w10 for the class of goods that sults onr growi
Mi,. Chas. Troyer, of llill9green, is vg
yery low with typhoid and at tinge of trade. We pay- shot citsh fol• our goods which Fives
whiting riot much hope is entertained Ufi the aflVantticre Of ^'Gino' to g1l the lar ro manufaetur-
for his recovery. b b a
The bad weather of Friday night N1'S and bili ill, lit the closest )rices. AN e have picked
could not jwevent the success of the U 1 p
E'iccolo concert which wits attended by (T up man V sna• s dulling the last few days that mean tom,
it, large crowd. The Piccolos (lid well, AK
ridiculous rices its ,ono as the last.
very well, indeed, lint the actors did p 5 y
even better. fihe funds will be de Don't miss this sale. 1t means an opportunity to
voted to helping on the hand which i.,
a credit unto itself and Varna. Mr. J.beautify your Homes as well as add to your coLnfort at
T. Citirns is leader. 'Nuf said. Q: •(J
a very low cost.
Weare determined to close the vear with a big
CLINTQN MARKET REPORTS. nP)nth'a business and have put the r knife into the 7)
Fal
Wednesday afternoon,) 4.a1.� prices on our entire stock 7)
Fall wheat, new ............. 0 81 to 0 82 4!9'
uatsBIrl........................... 0 20 to 0 23 OUR FURNITURE IS THE
"ata ............................ o s:� to o• 23 BEST
peas .............................. 0 40 tc 0 45
Eve .................... ....... 0 89 to 0 40 OUR PRICES.ARE THE LOWEST.
Potatoes, per bush, new... U 30 to 0 35
Butter iloose in basket..:. o A5 to U 14 � We litive not space this week to enumerate prices
40
Eggs per doz.................. 0 13 to 0 13 but we simply say buy all you nee(, lit the way of
Cabbage, per doz..,......... 0 0 40 to 50 Furniture NOW airs at
Ray ............................... 6 00 to 6 00
Cordwood ...................... 3 00 to 3 50 MOBARLETT'S Apples per bbl ............... 1 50 to 1 7,5
Apple's culls ................ 0 45 to 0 50
Dried. Apples per lb........ 0 04 to 0 04
Ducks per lb ................. U 05zto.0 061 Ho 0■
Turkeys per 111. 0 06ito 0 07 F
Gems per Ib....::....r.H ttr 1� Yl St.
0 Ob to 0 06 �.C'llntOri. 1
W okens per pair............ 0 30 to 0 3
5 p, , ,-When it is your painful necessity to consult an ITnde+•taker,
\Vol ............................ 0 l8 to 0 18
remembdr we have the finest Undertaking Department in this part
Toronto Farmers' inch Live Stock roar- of the county and we are, told the lowest in price for the splendid
lets appear on Supplement. �9 service- we render. Don t forget this.
]Night and `unday calls'at residence No 67 Huron St,
Mr. Allen, member for North HsaeX, opposite the Baptist chiirch.
has bean appointed to the Customs pl p
col-
lectorship at Windsor,
A
L:
101
.A
trnr�rr�rr
S.
out,
)atS
very
11ces
.25.
low'
as
feet
and
ver-
i for $3
Z
-.r
al'e
ants
Z
id 3
;ets.
voile
90c,
and
ttte,
)nay
I1 at
t at
ifts
on
its. 0 b L�. 13111. 1(, 1,
St Illarliet• dlet.otl that the uonrinations for Reeve,
:VTO, Dcpctty•Rgievva,id three Councillors be The Acn1e. Heiate� Inay be seen in 'on r
held ill '%Vil wli's Half, Hohnesville, ail use at U0111he's Di ug Store, Clinton, or
111,--OII'el•ings were the last Aluuda.y ill Decenlher, at 12 at the Clarendon Hotel. A trial
1-n Cattle Yards tit- o'clock and the election (if ally) be always gives satisfactiuil,
A-3 _ 4:64 l,,1- Y> r fT
The follmviug of`(ic•ere were elcctec] t'�' ---- at, the Doc. limnal ","eting of L. U. L. F,
No. 101 t for tile, current. year ;- • �
-1V. Jlendcrsou, W. Ai. LA
ll. lltiston, I). M. � Q�
W. (i Garde n(,1-, ('hap. L t ^� nam 1•S
It. E. Brown, R. S. (D
('. AicDonngh, F. ti. (�
J. ltltchigi, 'freilsorer. w
It. Husto.l, 1). C.
\\'. Irwin. Leeturer. rpt C't
1'ALE
J. Hackvit, C, ititrhie, \V. Oroahy, A. FURNITU RE
Cook, Poter•Cook, Curpnlittep.
All I':pworl11 Lengne finn s begiorgan- �
ized at 4(in with the following I Commencing with
ullic(,rs t - r� yt �-
1. 1[. C;uolginrr, president. &r
hiss Al. Weli;trr, Ist,Vic(, President. SA URDAY DUMBER IS
%\' Hunter, and Vice. 9
J. 1VebNtl•r, '31-13 Vice• �' ..end continuing until the
.J. Hd'1 PIs, it'll Vire.
A. Ritchie,tchio, 'Treustii't•r. FJ�
J ITitll t'. sc.-Svcl'y. ' , 31st DAY OF DECEMBER �'
J. Titin, Cor. -sec. ■ ■ •■
-� g'arlur. - We will ]to](] one of the biggest Furniture
_ 'a•lgs ever held in this part of the county. Fj
Mr. LLnd Mrs. Wiloy have returned
fmin Alitnituha for It visit of solne d We claim to Savo the, largest and finest stock of
length and Choir arrival will make the
first-class Furniture in the county and people
(%h T'Istd11tL9 sP;L51111 the IIIE•1'I'lel' ILL the �■y9 �� ,l
incl homestead. y I'Aljr who take advantage of.this big sale will have all
The Atethot] ist S. S. is preparing fur opportunity- *o buy everything in the way. cif
it's usual entertainment. on New Year•'.,
Eve. Food Furniture at prices never liefore offered.
Mrs. A. Pairio pito also come dawn Full realizing we are on the e-ve of better,times we
from (hl- Prairie province' to gladden y g
the hearts of old friends and relatives prepared for this season's business 'by scouring the
by Her presence. w10 for the class of goods that sults onr growi
Mi,. Chas. Troyer, of llill9green, is vg
yery low with typhoid and at tinge of trade. We pay- shot citsh fol• our goods which Fives
whiting riot much hope is entertained Ufi the aflVantticre Of ^'Gino' to g1l the lar ro manufaetur-
for his recovery. b b a
The bad weather of Friday night N1'S and bili ill, lit the closest )rices. AN e have picked
could not jwevent the success of the U 1 p
E'iccolo concert which wits attended by (T up man V sna• s dulling the last few days that mean tom,
it, large crowd. The Piccolos (lid well, AK
ridiculous rices its ,ono as the last.
very well, indeed, lint the actors did p 5 y
even better. fihe funds will be de Don't miss this sale. 1t means an opportunity to
voted to helping on the hand which i.,
a credit unto itself and Varna. Mr. J.beautify your Homes as well as add to your coLnfort at
T. Citirns is leader. 'Nuf said. Q: •(J
a very low cost.
Weare determined to close the vear with a big
CLINTQN MARKET REPORTS. nP)nth'a business and have put the r knife into the 7)
Fal
Wednesday afternoon,) 4.a1.� prices on our entire stock 7)
Fall wheat, new ............. 0 81 to 0 82 4!9'
uatsBIrl........................... 0 20 to 0 23 OUR FURNITURE IS THE
"ata ............................ o s:� to o• 23 BEST
peas .............................. 0 40 tc 0 45
Eve .................... ....... 0 89 to 0 40 OUR PRICES.ARE THE LOWEST.
Potatoes, per bush, new... U 30 to 0 35
Butter iloose in basket..:. o A5 to U 14 � We litive not space this week to enumerate prices
40
Eggs per doz.................. 0 13 to 0 13 but we simply say buy all you nee(, lit the way of
Cabbage, per doz..,......... 0 0 40 to 50 Furniture NOW airs at
Ray ............................... 6 00 to 6 00
Cordwood ...................... 3 00 to 3 50 MOBARLETT'S Apples per bbl ............... 1 50 to 1 7,5
Apple's culls ................ 0 45 to 0 50
Dried. Apples per lb........ 0 04 to 0 04
Ducks per lb ................. U 05zto.0 061 Ho 0■
Turkeys per 111. 0 06ito 0 07 F
Gems per Ib....::....r.H ttr 1� Yl St.
0 Ob to 0 06 �.C'llntOri. 1
W okens per pair............ 0 30 to 0 3
5 p, , ,-When it is your painful necessity to consult an ITnde+•taker,
\Vol ............................ 0 l8 to 0 18
remembdr we have the finest Undertaking Department in this part
Toronto Farmers' inch Live Stock roar- of the county and we are, told the lowest in price for the splendid
lets appear on Supplement. �9 service- we render. Don t forget this.
]Night and `unday calls'at residence No 67 Huron St,
Mr. Allen, member for North HsaeX, opposite the Baptist chiirch.
has bean appointed to the Customs pl p
col-
lectorship at Windsor,
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