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HITAION EXPOSITOR.
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--Under the heading, "A bumper crop of
-wheat," the Selkirk, Manitoba Exporter
soya : field of wheat on the farm own-
ed by Sir Wm. Vont:Lorne, East Selkirk, has
been the cause of a greet deal of admir-
ation. These who saw the field after it warn
out said the shooke were 'the largeat of any
they had ever seen.. A few days ago this
-fold was threshed out, and theyield of the
machine was 48 bushel* tri the sore. There
were easily two more briehele to the sore on
tae ground, as a heavy storm about a week
before the field wets cut =need much of the
teop to lodge."
irappen.
D. -Hay, Commissioner and Conveyancer.
Ines, raortgageeand deeds drawn up. Money loaned
at the loorest rates of Interest. 17400
MARKETS.
SI/PONVEL• 00t. 81/4 1903
Fait Wheat (new), Standard- - $0• 74 to fia 74
0rat Per 'bushel- - 029 Kt 029
peat Per - 000 to 0 66
pee guiguoi pa,. 0.40 to 0 4,0
*cutter. No. 1. loose.... 014 to 016
0 14 to 0 16
O 18 to 016
2 00 kt 22
6 50 to 7 00
6 00 to 56�
6 00 to 525
O 30 $ 01111
0 16 to 010
tPatitoes Per big (sow).- - 0 40 to 60
so (reel) per ben'el... ... I 25 to fI 25
Wood Per corr100130----- 4 00 to , 4:40
Waodn'ar sord — OD to 2 00
robot- — 0 26 to 0 00
Por -
plow, per 100 ibe__
easy per ton (old)
gay per ton n -
ew
litideiPer 100 be-
Steel)
flt . o. .... 5 00 to 6 06
TiteditY S to 255
pork. per 100 bi-,.-.-------7 60 to 8 55
Tallow, per lb- .. 04 to 0 04
- Dairy Markets.
TORONTO, October -6—Butter—There is
still plenty of the lower grade butters ohm-
ing forward, but the market for oreameries
end the beat diaries continues firm. The
demand for the latter is good in the absence
of enough good creamery stook. Creamery
prints, 20e, solids, IS to 19o; choice dairy
pound rolls, 16 to 17e; good to choice dairy
*rho, 14i -to lie ; poor- to medium dairy,
12 to 14c. Cheese—The outside markets
have an easier feeling, but prices here keep
up fairly well. Large are quoted at 12c
per phuni, and twins ea 12o. Eggs—
There is a firmer feeling to the market and
,quotations are somewhat higher at 18 to
We per dozen.
Moiernaat,. Ootober 6—Eggs—Cand-
1ed selected, 18 to 19e; straight receipte,
j6e, No 2, 120. Cbeese—OaMario 11o,
township., Ili to Ile; Quebec, 111, But-
ter—Township oreamery, 211 to 2120 ;
Qae-
bec 21e 1 western dairy, 16c.
Poultry.
Teuezzro, October 6—Receipts of poultry
are larger, but the demand is active, and
there is nothing more than an easier tone to
the market. Chickens are quoted at 7 to
Sa par pound; fowls at 6 -to 70, ducks at Se,
and turkeys at 10o per pound live weight.
Potatoes.
TOILON'TO. October 6—Receipts of pota-
toes apparently are liberal, but include tome
pretty poor stook, and the market is svery
irregular. Thera appears to be quite a
range of views aa to values, In one case the
sale of a oar was reported as low as 45o in
bags on the treats here, and the dealer quot-
ed *he market. at 45 to 48o, others quoted
50 to 65c, and 55 to 60c - for choice stook,
Out of store stooks run at 66 to 75o.
Gram, etc.
TORONTO, October 6—Wheat, white. 80i
to no •' red, 81 to 81i ; goose, 73 to 73o,
spring, 82a4; oats, 37o; barley, 48 to 50io.
Hay—New, No. 1 timothy, 69 to 311,
No. 2 timothy, $8 to 39, sheaf Berate, 39
-to 310, loose straw, $6 to $6.60. Millfeed
—Is steady. Pars of shorts are quoted at
$17.50, and bren at $14 in bulk east or
middle freights. Manitoba bran WWI ad-
vanced a deist here to day Cara of shorts
are quoted at $20, and bran at $18,1acks in -
eluded, Toronto freights.
LiveStock Markets.
LONDONel Englsnd, October 6—Live cattle
krwer at 10,a, to 110 per pound for Anierit
ean steers, (dressed weight}, Canadian
otters, 10 to lite per pound, refrigerator
beef, 90 per pound Sheep, lower, 10i
to 1,110,
lavERPOOL, October 6—Canadian cettle,
St- to ege. I
= MONTREAL, October 6—Catt1e-e-Most1y of
amnion quality. The demand for them
wes slow, and at noon 400 remained unsold.
Priem ranged as follows .—Choice butch-
ers',3 to 4e; good, 3 to 3-io ; medium,
2 to 3a ; canners, 11 to 12o Calves -Demand
waa poll, and at noon none romance un-
sold. Poor stook gold at $2 to $4 each,
Sheep and Lambs—Sheep brought from 3 to
3io per pound, lambs selling at $2 to $4
eaoh. There was a, good deniand for export
eheep. Hoge—The demand was slow and
prices ringed from 51, Re Per pound. H.
Hooper had 22 Milkers for eale te-day.•
There were some very good cows in the lot.
They sold from $50 to $65 creole,
BUFFALO, Ootober 6—Cattle—Steady to
etrong ; prime steers, none here, ebipping
steevi, $4.75 to 35.25; butchers' steers,.
$4.16 to $4.90 heifers, 8350 to 3450,
cows, $2 2.5 to i3.75 ; bulls, $2.50 to 34,
stockers and feeders. $2.75 to $3.90 ; stook
heifers, $2.50 to 13.25 ; fresh crown and
!integers steady. good to choice, $45; med-
ium to good, $33 to $43 • common, $20 to
$30., Verde—$6 to 38,56. Hogs—Fairly
active, 5 to 10o lower; heavy, $6.35 to
$6,45 ; mixed, $6 45 to 36.55; Yorkers,
IMO to 3655, s few at 86,60 ; pigs, $6 to
$6-15 ; roughs, 35.16 to $5,50 ; stags, $4
- to 34 50: dairies and grasser's, $6,10 to
$6,40. Sheep land Lambs —Sheep steaay ;
Iambs, $1.50 to $5,85, • yearlings, $4.25 to
34.50, ewer!, $3,60 to33,75 ; wethees, 34 to
$4-25 ; calflep, mixed. $1.50 to 34; common
lambs, $5.25 to $5.75.
TOP.ONTO, Oetober 7--Cettle—Export-
erse—Beet loads of exporters sold at $4.40
to $4.65 per cwt, medium to good at about
34.25 to 34 35. Export Bulls—Choice
Aridity bulls are worth . $4 per cwt:
medium bulls sold at $3,50 to $3.85
per owt, Export Cows—Export cows are
worth 83.70 to $3 85 per cwt. Butchers'
Cattle--Choiee picked lots of butchers'
cattle, weighing from 1,100 to 1,175
pounds- each, equal in quality to the best
exportere, are worth $4.25 to $4.40 ;
loads of good butchers' 'told at $3.85 to
$4.16; fair to good,$3.60 to $3.76 ; common,
$3.25 to $3.40 ; rough to inferior. $2,25 to
V.65. Feeders—Steere of good quality,
weighing from 900 to 1,050 pounds' each,
at $3.40 to 83.90 per owt. Bulle-eBulls
for the distillery byres se $2.75 to $3.25
per met. Stockers—One yea e to twoeyear-
old steers'. 400 to 700 porinds each, are
worth $2.7i to $3.25 per owt ; off-colore
and of poor breeding quality of the same
weights are worth $2.25 to 82 50 per cwt.
Milch Cows—Milch cows -and springers are
worth from 330 to $47 each. Calves --
Calves are worth $2 to $10 each. or from
34.50 to $5.50 per cwt. Sheep--Prioes $3.40
to 33.50 per cwt. for ewes, and bucks at
82.50 to $2.75. Spring Lambs—Priees about
steady at $3 50 to $3.75 per cwt. Hogs—
Best select bacon hogs, pot less than 160
Pounds, nor more than 200 pounds each,
off ears, are worth 3560 per cwt. ; lights
and fats at $540; sows, .$4 per cwt., and
-nags at $2.50 per owt•
Horse Market.
TORONTO, October 7—About fifty horses
were veil at Grand's to day, with prices
ranging from $100 to $150 for general pur-
Pone A number of cheaper ones sold from
about $80 to $125. The demand was nob
very brisk, on account of the weather.
Mein BLANKET SALE.
AAAAMAAMMAANWVOiNNOVIAION
Sixty-five pairs; large size grey and white Flann.ellette Blanketo, regular
$1,25, speeial sale price 96c per pair
Twenty-three pairs pure all -woo unshrinkable Blankets, large size, weigh
7 lbs., special sale price $3.50 per par.
We have the best 250 Japan te�. that we have had in lot& years—try it.
Our black tea at 38c will please yo#, consequently will bring you back for
more.
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We are paying for live ducks ic per lb.; live chickens 6ic per lb.; old
hens'tic per lb. (Poultry received n Wednesday forenoon only).
We have the:best Overcoat in t e trade for $6,00. Also the best suit in
town for 35 00—compare.
Come with the crowds.
B.
B. GUNN, Seaforth.
Births.
FROST -In Seaforth, on October 1st, the wife of
Reuben Frost, of twins -eon and daughter.
JONE8-In Goderioh township, on September 29
the wife of !fr. Isaac Jones, of a daughter.
CAMPIALL-M Westfield, on September 25th
wife of Mr. Frank Campbell, of a son.
FORBES-In Goderich, on September 26th, the
of Mr..Tames Ferbes, of a son.
MANNS-1n Hensel, on September 26th, the 'wit
Mr. Gordon MUDS, of a son.
HUDSON -In Heneall, on September 29th, tin
of Mr. George Hudson. ors *Om
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Marriages.
FOWLER -0R1011 -1 --At the re/0330 of the bri
me's
other, in Seaforth, on Se Umber 80th, by v.
Mr. Waliwin. Mies Annie ertrude eldest da h -
ter of Mrs, Jotui Crick to Dr. Howard Fowler, of
Clinton. ; a
PARKER -PARSONS. -At the residence of he
bride's- brother, Ur. John Pamons, Meareg r,
Manitoba, on Se bar 10th, by Rev. Tho is
Meville,Mits Dolly Parsons, formerly of Biqa ,
to Mr. Wm Parker, of Milton. North Dakotan
BREEN-MITOHELL-M the home- of the bri e's
parents,'In Turnberry, on September 23rd, y
Rev. W. J. West, 111. A.,_of Blnevale, Me. Da
Breen, to Miss &web Mitchell, daughter of
Andrew Mitchell, both of Tornberry.
MILHAUSEN-DAILY-At the residence of
bride's parents. Trowbridge, on September 2 in
by Rev. A. C. Tiffin, Mr. John Milhausen, G. T.
R. agent at Brussels, to Mies Prisoills, eld ut
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Richard Daily,of Trow-
bridge, •
WILSON-GIBSON-Z-0n September 80th, ka K ox
church, Goderich, by Rev. June° A. Ander in
B. A., assisted by Rev. Dr. Meldram, and
Dr. Um, Mr. James Wilson, druggist, to
Louisa Grant, deughtor of the late Oeptain
net Gibson. -
MoLEAN-REDFEARN-At Castle Memorial 11 11,
McMaster University, Toronto, on Sapient er
24th, by Rev. Chancellor Wallace. M. A., D. 1.
L. L. D„ Rev. J. N. McLean, B. A., pastor of
learn, of Toronto. '
Winghana Baptist church, to KW id. W. Rid-
CARItOCHAN-COLEMAN--At the residenee of r.
Thomas Coleman, father of the bride, on Go
her., 7th, by Bev. N. Shaw, B. A, Mr. Rob rt
Carnoohan, to Miss Myrtle- Jane Coleniau;-all of
Tuokeremith. , • -
YLO-RAYNARD-In Grey. on September 30th, by
Rev, C. P. Wells, Mr. George Teo, of T r ober ,
tonarlies E. Susanna, daughter of Mr. Joseph R v-
fe
of
iIe
Deetths.1
BROADFOOT-Tn Chicago, Miner', on October 8 st,
John II. Broadfoot, mayor of Seaforth, ed
.67 years. 2 menthe and 8 days.
Mt:CALLUM-In Braforth, on October 7th, Jes ie
McPhee, wife of Mr. Duncan McCallum, axed
years, 7 months and 213 days.
MITCHELL -In Stanley, near Verna, on Sepieml
5th, James Mitchell, aged 82 years.
GRIEVE -Near Milton, North Dakota, on Septem er
24th, Nettie J.. third daughter of Mr. Then as
Grieve, formerly of MoKillop, aged 14 years, 1
month and 2 days.
7
ilUTEIBBLAND-1n,t Egmondville, on Ootober est,
Charles Sutherland, aged 78 years and 6 ;months.
BEAVERS -In Farquhar, on September 24th, Mrs,
B. W. F. Beavers.
ZELLER-In Zurich, on Septoniber 26th, Mich el '
- Zeller, aged 78 years.
STANBURY-In Bayfield, on geptember 28th; lif r-
. guerite R. Stsobury, eldest daughter of Ir.
Robert R. Stanbury, aged 24 year.
bleLEAN-411 Goderieh, on September' 25th,Norra n,
youngest eon of Mr, John McLean, aged 10
months and 16 days.
WALKER -in Clinton. on September 27th, 'Rob di
Stewert, eon of Mr. Wm, Walker, aged it mon WE
and 26 days.
THOMAS -In Bayfield. on . September 24th, 1 re.
August Thomas, aged 84 years.
-ROSS-InTeeswater, OD September 27th, Carol no
Tulford, relict of the lat.t David Ross, form i riy
of %Ingham,- aged 71 yearn
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NALE REGISTER.
On Saturday, October 17eb, at 1 o'olo k
p. m.' at Diokti Hotel Yards, Siefore
StockSteers and Heifers, Newly o1v1ed
Cows and Springers. P. A. O'Salliven, pr
prietor ; Thoinas Brown, auctioneer. '
On Saturday, October 10th, at 1 ' o'clock
_la ma on Lot 11, guron Road, MeKillop,
312 miles east of Seaforth • Farm Stook and
Implements. James Atkineen, proprietor;
Thomas Brown, auctioneer.
On Thureday. Ootober 16, at I o'clock
p. m. on Lot 20, Conceosion 9, hicKillop,
farm etock and implements. , Arthur Gal.
breath, proprietor; J. bleMichael,
tioneer,
On Monday, ()debar 12th, at one o'clock,
p. m., on Let 29, COleeeasion 2, Hibbert,
Farm Stook and Implemente. Ed. Hart,
proprietor; Thomas Brown, auotioneer.
On Tuesday, October 13th, at one &cloak
p. in., one mile went of Porter's' Hill, Here-
ford Cattle and Ranch Horses: William
Elliott, proprietor; Thomas 'Brown, aue-
ti°nnMeer.
Oenday, October 19th. at 1 o'clock p.
m., on Let 2, concession 12, Hullett, Farm -
Stook, Iinplemente and Furniture.' Joseph
Stevene, proprietor ; Thomas Brown, auc-
tion fax, -
On Monday, October 120, ab 1 -o'clock p:
m., on Let 26, Coneession 9, MoKillop, Farm
Stook mild Implements. Henry Warden,
proprietor; James A. Smith. auctioneer.
On Wednesday, October 14th, at 1 o'clock
p. m., on Lot 32, Concession 9, McKillop,
Perm Stook and Implements. James A.
Smith, proprietor and auctioneer).
On Thursday, October 22, at 1, o'clock
p. in. on Lot 4. Smith Boundary, Stanley,
I mile west of Kippen, farm, farm stock and
implements. Jaen Whiteman, proprietor ;
B. S. Philips, auctioneer.
On Wedneeday, October 14th, at one
o'clock p. m., on Lot 3, Coneeseion 9, Grey.
'Farm Stock and Implements. R E Coates
proprietor; Thomas Brown, auctioneer.
On Friday, October 16th, at one o'clook
p. m., on Lot 22, Concession 4, L. Be S.,
Tuckersmith, Farm, Farm. Stock and Im-
plements, George Brownlee, proprietor;
Thomas Brown, auctioneer.
On Trieedey, October 27th, at one o'clock
p. m., en Lot 13, Concession 8. McKillop,
Farm Stook an Implements. Jobeph Mor-
rison, proprieter ;. Thomas Brown, auction -
On Tuesday, October 20th, at one o'clock
p. m., on Lot 30, Concession 3. Hibbert,
Horses °owe, Stock Steers and Reda*
Peter lhoCann, proprietor; Thos. Brown,
auctioneer. • 1
On Wednesday. October 21st, at 12 o'clook
noon, on Lot 6. North Thames -Road, Us -
borne, Farm Stock and Iinplernente. Alex.
McDonald, proprietor; Thee. Cameron,
auctioneer.
On Monday, Ootoher 19th. at 1 o'clock p.
m., cm Lot 2, Conoeision -12, Hallett, Farm
Stock and- Implements. Joseph Stevens,
proprietor; Thomas Brown, auctioneer.
On Wednesday, Ootober 210, at 1 o'clock
p. m„ on Lot '5.• Concession' 12, Renate
Farm Stock and Implements. John Cros-
bie, proprietor; J1. 0. pdottichael, auction-
eer. • . '
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a UCTION SALE -OF STOCK STEERS, HEIFERS,
„L -I NEWLY CALVED COWS AND seninnows.-
On Saturday October 17th, at I °Week p. trn, at
Dick's Hotel Ferrite geaforth, the following property:
Ten steere 2 :oars old, 6 heifers 2 years old, 8 year -
110g heifers, 1O,year1ing steers, 2 DOW1Y ODIVCd WWII,
2 cows to cal4e le October, 2 cows 'to calve in Neve ni.
her, P. A. O'SULLIVAN, Proprietor; THOMAS
BROWN, Attetioneer. 18694
1 FARbIneFeOlontiltflfilLrawnessia, Lo 1st
AUCTION SALES.
213fay,in the
Road, and the south-e:st part of Lot 27, adjoining,
containing in all 125 acres more or less. The pro -
party Is all well fenced and drained and well seeded
down with the exception of sheet 15 acres under
woods. There le a frame dwelling house and barn
.40x60, cow -Mime, driving house. Amble and large
shed over 100'feet long. Two splendid wells, good
new wind mill, pumps and abundance of water.
Thereure also two good orchards mostly Northern
Spies. This floe farm property is within 11 miles of
Hensel and the same distance from Kippon and le
on the London road. This land.le No. 1 and will be
sold cheap and on favorable terms as the proprietor
intends giving up the farm. For particulars sppiy
to GEORGE PETTY, EIR, Henan, or to G. J. Suth-
erland, Conveyancer, 1869•11
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A UCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK AND IM -
4., PLEMENTS.-The undersigned has instructed
Mr. J. G.' McMichael to sell by public 'motion, on
Lot 5, Concession 12, Bullet, on Wednesday, Oc-
tober 21s1, at 1 o'clock p. tn., the following pro-
perty, viz, : Homes -One heavy draught; mare off
imported stock, 1 driving mare. Cows, eto.-One
cow supposed to be in calf, 1 heifer 2 year old, sup
-
ed to be in calf to a thoroughbred bug, 1 well
bred yearling heifer, and 28 well bred Leicester
ewes. • Implement. -One Massey -Harris binder and
trucks In good ;running order, 1 Noxon drill nearly
now, 1 by rake mosey new, 1 champion MOWerp 1
Maseey-Hares prow, 1 pair diamond iron harrowe, 1
'lumber wagers, 1 pair boindelghe.. 2 single buggies, 1
cutter, 1 hay rack, 1 fanning mill, 1 set double her-
pes', 2 neokyoke, 2 sets whlftletrees, a Saskatchewan
robe, a ruober buggy rug, forks, chains and many
other articles. Also a quantity of bay. The whole
will positively be sold without reserve, tee the pro-
prieWr has sold his farm, Ternis-All sums of $6
and under, cash; over that amount 12 months'
credit ,will be given on furnishing approved joint
notes.; A discount' of 6 'per cent, per annum will be
allowed off for cash on credit amounts. JOHN
CROSBIE, Proprietor; J. G. MeMICHAEL, Awn'
Mouser.
- ' 1869, 2
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A UCTION SALE OF FARM STOOK AND Ilill
21, PLEMENTS.-Mr. Themes BfOWD has receive
instructions from Mr. Joseph Stevens to sell by pub-
lic auction, on Lot 2, Coneession42. on Monday, Oc-
tober 19th, at 1 o'olook p. tn., the follawing property
viz, : Horses -One working honk', 1 general pur-
pose mare, 1 driving • mare 6 years; old, supposed to
he in foal, 1 heavy draught gelding 8 years old, six
M
heavy draught ines 2 years ;old, 4 heavy. draught
mares 2 years old, 1 driving filly rising 2 years old.
Cattle -Six cowe supposed to be in calf. one 2 -year-
old heifer Supposed to be lb calf,19 fat heifers, one
2-year.old steer. 1 ste,er 1 year .old, 1 calf 10 months
old, 4 spring calves. Also 4 pigs 2 months old and 1
brood sow. Implements -One Massey -Harris binder,
1 Big.B, mower, 1 -horse rake, 1 seed drill, one disc
harrow, 1 wagon, 1 pair[ bobsleighs, 1 buggy, one
double'buggy, 1 cutter, 1 oart,' 1 set iron harrows,
2 general 'purpose plows, 1 gang plow. 1 ewtting
box, 1 land roller, 1 new ;magnet c eam separator, 1
lay fork, rope, ear, pulleys and slings complete ; 1
fanning mill, 1 grindetcine, 1 gravel box, 1 Gook
stove, 1 box stove, 1 set double 'lowness, 1 set single
berme, 1 set whiffletrees, 1 nockyoke, 1 sugar
kettle, half an acre of turnips, a quantity of hay in
gawk, about 100 bone; forks, aliens, and a lot of
other &Wales roo_numerous;to mention. All will be
sold without reserve as tbe proprietor has sold hie
farm. Terms -Ali sums of 810 and nndor, cash ;
over that amount 11 months' credit will be given on
furnishing approved joint nettle. 1 A dim:went at the
rate of 6 per cent. por mourn will be allowed di for
cash on credit amounts. JOSEPH STEVENS, Pro-
prietor.; THOMAS BROWN, Auctioneer. 1809.2
A UCTION SALE OF FARM,•FilltM STOOK AND
Li. IMPLEVENTS,-B. EL Phill ps, auctioneer, has
been instructed by Mr. Jam Whileman, to toll by
public auction on Lot 4 South Boundary, Stanley.
ono Inilel west of Hippen,lon Thursday, October 22nd,
at 1 o'clock p. ro., thel following property, viz :
Horsee-Two working:horses, 1 horee 10 years cid, 1
horn! 9 years old, 1 driving WI f0 0 years old.
Cattle.-Tbree cows in calf, 2 (sr ow cow', 4 steers
1. year old, 4 heifers 1 year old, 4 ,eprin ; calves, one
.brood eow end 10 pigs 7 weeks old. implements -
One Massey -Harris binder neatly now, 1 Mersey:
Harris mower, 1 seed drill, 1 hay rake, 1 fanning
mill, Humber wagon, 1 covered buggy, 1 open
buggy, 1 lay rack, 1 gravel box,11 Cultivator, one
walking plow. 1 two -furrowed gang plow, 1 set
harrows, 1 weigh zeal.: sem is. appoint, one pair
bobsleighs 4 single cutter, 2 sugar kettles, 1 wheel-
barrow, about26 tons of hay, 1 hay fork, rope, car,
and pul'oys compkte, holf an emit of turnips to be
sold on the ground, 1 set team harness, 1 set plow
bunion, 1 set tingle harness, forks, chains, shovels,
crow bar,cant hook, and a lot of other weal
articles. The Farm -Contains les acres, and le
well situated and in a fair state of 'llultivation. There
Ise good frame house and outbuildings on the
place, and a spring creek runs boron one corner of
the lot. - Terms of Sale. -On the form -62,000 cash,
balanee can remain on ntorigage 11 10 desired, bear-
ing interest at 4 per cent. per annum. On personal
property. -All sums of ell and under, cash; over
that amount 12 months' credit will be OVID) on fur.
Welting approved joint notes. A dlecouut of 5 per
cent. will be allowed off all credit amounts. JOHN
WHITEMAN, Proprietor; B. S. !PHILLIPS, Auc-
tioneer. , 18694
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A -:UCTION SALE OF FARM, FARM STOCK AND
21, IMPLEMENTS. -Mr. James Atkinson bus in-
structed Mr. Tbomas Brown to sell bypublic, auction
on Lotall, Concession 1,, McKillop, 81 miles eaet of
Seaforth, on Saturday, October 10th, at 1 ololook
p, m., the following property, viz.: Hones --One
driving marc 9 yeses old supposed to be lo foal to
Wilder Lee, 1 two year old heavy horse broken, one
Wilder Lee sucker, 1 draught sucking foal by Flash -
wood, 1 pair of yearling draught fillies. Cattle -Flee
cows springers, 1 cow to calve in Mar.:11, 1 cow to
calve in June, 1 farrow cote, 2 fat cows, 11 stook
steer* coming 8, 8 heifers coming two, 1 steer comp
Ing 2, 7 calves, 21 stook aeon', 1 brood sow to litter
November:1, 8 stook pig& Implconente-One mower,
one steel land roller. 1 Maxwell! root pulper, new;
1 lumber wagon and gravel box, 1 stone beat,' 1 set
bobeleigs, 1 new cutter, 1 top buggy, 1 plow, 1 set
harrows, 1 new Chatham fanning mill with bagger,
1 set double harness, 1 set single harness, whiffle -
troop, neckyokee, chains,' eta. Almo about one.
quarter of an acre of mangolds in the ground. Every.
thing will be sold. The farm. -There will be sold
at the flame time and place the fartn, which contains
40 acres. all under glees except 8 acres of fall wheat.
Good buildings and good water. , Terms -On chat-
sele--All sums of 86 and under, leash ; over that
amount 12 months' credit will be given on furnish-
ing approved joipt notary. A disconnt of 5 per
cent. for cash. On the farm. -Ten per cant. of the
purchase money on day of sale, the bllanee ov
terms to Ault purchaeer. JAMBS ATKINSON, pro-
prietor; THOMAS BROWN; auctioneer. 1860-1
GRAND TRUNKRAISTLWAY
SYEM
e
Thanksgiving Day.
Thursday, October, 15th, 1903.
Siegle fare for round trip between all
stations in Canada, inehiding Detroit and
Port Huron, Miiihigan '• alio to, but not
from Buffalo, Bleck Rook, Suspeosion
Bridge and • Niagara Falls, New York.
Tickets good going Ootober 14th and 15th,
valid returning on or before Monday, Oc-
tober 19th:,
Special Coloniet one way excursion tick-
ets now on sale to all points in British Col-
umbia, Montana, Utah, Idahoe, Oregon,
Colorado and California.
11/=Iliag•••Im.sea.
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Hunting Season.
Apply to agents'or write to J. D, Mc-
Donald, District Passenger Agent, Toronto,
for illustrated pamphlet, entitled " Haunts
of fish and pine. For Tickets and all in-
formation apply to
WM. SOMERVILLE,
Agent, - Seaforth.
Or by addressing J, D. MeDONALD, Die-
, triot Passenger Agent, Toronto.
HOTEL FOR SALE. -The only liceosed hotel be
tween Seaforth and Brussels. In good repair.
Terms reasonable. Apply to W. BLASHILL, Wal-
ton, or to J RANKIN, Seaforth. 186941
MoKINN N & CO.,
E31.1."2"-TIEE.
Some Specils.
Thu, wk We make no\ comment, but let the goods and prices speak for
•
themselves. 1. They make some pretty strong assertions, but the goods are here
to back up what is said. Listen :
'ut.s nd cream flan-nelette, 40 inches wide (note the width), cheap at laic, our
special price 0o. Flannelette shirting, in dark Awake and stripes, regular width, worth
10c, sale price 6ko. English flannelettes, heavy weight, soft finish, in fal107 bine mnd
pink etripes, good value at 12ie, for 10o. Fancy striped flannelettes, good width, wo th
8o, fot 5o. Ail wool tweeds, in fancy patterns, heavy firm cloth, good value at 60e, nr
special price 35e. Wool tweede, suitable for boys' suits, very special at 25o. Lad tie'
gloth alcirtt in, Oxford, black and navy, with rows of cording on bottom and sides, good
%slue it $2 50, our special 31.75. Ladies,' skirts in black and colored, in frieze, horneeptui,
vicunas and venethine lengths 38 to 44, some in extra large . sizes for stout ladies, Our
special prices $2.50, 33 50, $4.50, $5-00, 38,00 and $7,50. We show an elegant range of
wrapporettesein all the newest patterns, at the lowest prices. American flannels, in very
stylish goothelfor wrappers and ehirt waists, at 15o, 18e and 20o.
One carte new dress goods received this week. They are the most stylish
goods -we ever handled. -
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King Quality Shoes.
We have just received another shipment of those celebrated shoes for
lathes and gentlemen. If you want a perfolt fitting shoe, buy the King quality
0.A.E333 (:)NTM 13MZIC:JM
M*INNOIN & do., BLYTH.,
Dr.
Dr.
wo Reliable Remedies.
Clark's Imriroved Iron Pills
Purify the blood, clear the skin, and invigorate the whole system.
They do not constipate the bowels as some forms of iron do, but
have a gentle laxative action, thereby carrying off the impurities
eleminated from the circulation by their action. Price. -25c and
50e per box.
Headache papsules
Relieve instantly all kinds el headadhes and neuralgic paios,
They are easy to take, and when once tried are almost invariably
preferred to any other similar remedy. They are guaranteed to
contain neither morphine, socaine, chloral or opium, Price, 2e
For sale by
ALEX. WILSON,
:.01:07C+G—I ST,
FIRST DOOR NORTHOF PIOKARD'S,
SEAFORTH.
HE GREAT UM STORE.
Onairlf tBE • fa • Si' Bali • j FILIDENEEI
Don't forget the date of Blyth Fall Fair is
T,iesi!ay and Wednesday, Oct. 6 and T.
Every, person Icome and make this bignitore your headquarters, and we will take
pleasure in Weing care of any wraps or parcels you may wish to leave during
the day. 1
Special Bargains During!the Fair.
We have an immense stock o Millinery, Thiess Goode, Silks, Fancy
Blousipgs, Flannelettes, Flannels, Hosiery, Underwealr, in fact many lines that
space viJ1 not allow us to tell you about. 1
I will pay you to see our Fur; see our ladies' 'and misses' cloth mate, see
the fire range of Overcoats for men and boys, special value in readymade suits
for men and boys. It will pay you. to buy your boot4 shoes and rubbere here.
The rnilUne y department is booming, but with our large staff we can fill
your orders promptly, and guarantee you the best of satisfaction at a reasonable
price.
gtaingentigaintigeiMitOtocesiergi
0. M. M. McBEATH, PRETORJ BLYTH.
F
rniture and
dertaking.
mesemeneememlnew
If ou watt a comfortable and thorough-
ly reli le sanitery mattress, we have it.
There s nothing like the Marehall. Bed-
ridden patients; have found their bed gores
heal ui on tine 'mattress.
W also remind you that we sell the
vertioa feed Davis sewing machine, and
honest y belieee that it has no equal hi the
countr . It has all the latest attachment'',
and, n t needing to take off the pretser-
foot to place them, they can be prie on in a
few se onds. !Before purchasing, call and
see the Davis. 1 We hone other sewing ma-
chines, cheap in pries, but good in quality.
. Al kinds of Furniture and House Fur-
niehin
U holeterieg—New and repair work
careful y done!
A
Recei v
Night
denee,
blacks
Kn
nlitertakilrig
ung
attention.
ehters reel -
ton & Son's
d Embal
s our prompt and esrefu
ails anisivered at Mr. Kn
second house west Of Ba
ch.tel & M
cAnziete
ith shop.
SEAFORTH.
Oa We Be of Service
To You?
WeI' Oppose there is any one but
baso'cesniton ,ocoasionally to patronize a
iwei
please as man* people as possible. We are
store. 11 This store likes to be of ser-
vice to to quote prices to those who are
only looking merged. Or we will explain
what is in fever for presents, or give any
other infosmation within the knowledge of
the jewelry man,
JOHN BULGER!
Jeweler, - - - Seaforth
MONEY TO LOAN
So boo tlowest rates of interest an nod
rity, -Apply to JAS. L. KILLORAeLf
r, Seadrift 1112-11
Roberts' Drug Stoie
Yolande
Is the name of out new perfume. In
seeking a perfume worthy of our moat en -
rioting patrons, we have found Yolande,
°which is p sniveler exquisite, 'Tim not
enough for ue to believe this -ewe wish to
convirree you, No way is so easy as for
you to ask us about Yolande next time you
are in onr mere. It will be a revelation to
you for Yolande is worth knowing &lieut.
A haudeome Duograph given with =oh
ounce of perfume. - Price 50o per ounce.
At J. S. ROBERTS' Drug Store.
G B Chocolates ;
Are the best made in Canada and equal
to alai made in the -United States, while the
cost is no more than for the inferior quali-
ties. A fresh aseortment at
J. S. ROBERTS' Drug Store.
Roberts' Pills
When you wake up in- the morning with
a bad taste in youranouth, you know that
your liver is outt of order. Ta,ke a dose of
Robert's Vegetable Stomach and Liver Pills.
They will cleanse your stomach, improve
your appetite and make you feel like a new
&nay. _ 26e at
J. S. ROBERTS' Drug Store,
H and H Soap
For cleaning earpete and all kinds of
silk, woollen goods and exterminating moths
sold&b
j. 8. ROBERT'S Drug Store.
ilWRIONKIOADIEN
J. S. ROBE RTS
DRUG STORE,
SEAFORTH
pourt of Appeal.
Town of Seatorrh.
Noose is hereby given that fe court will be held
pursuant to the Voters' Lists set by hie Honor the
Judge of the County Court of the county of Huron,
at the Town hall, Seaforth. on 'Wedneey, the 28th
day of October, 1908, at the hour of 9 o'clock a. me
to hear and determine the several complaints or
errors and omissions in the Voters' Lists of the
Municipality of Seaforth for 190$. All persons hay.-
ing business at the o,ourt are requested to attend at
the time and placee. WM. ELLIOTT, Clerk of the
Municipality. 18094
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Traction Engines for Bale.
One 17 horee power Se.weer & Maseey, oompound ;
otie 14 hone power Weterous, one 14 hem o power,
George 'White & Sons iono 14 horse power, John
Abell;eone 14 horse war, Waterloo ; aleo the fol.
lowing portables: on 14 horse power, high
White ; one 13 horse power, Cornell ; ODC 13 borae
ppwer, Leonard; one 13 horse power Sawyer and
Massey, and -several °these all Which have been re-
plaeed by Bell engines. Write for prices and terms.
ROBERT BELL ENGINE le THRESHER CO.,
Seaforth. 18694
Corner Main
and
Market Smoot*
Sisaforth,
Ontario.
The Largest
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Pickard's jEzthcrn,:d.: st"
four Crean -nal
Don't Make ally ITO
intrl°1-144-144-1-1-1-1-e-1-1•dold.
Quality is never sacrificed h re for the sNie of
making little prices. This i a safe store first
and a money -saving :sbore fterward. If you
are looking for reliable goo s—goods that will
give both present and perm nent satisfaction—
,
we cordially inviteyou tc inspect our new
-
stock. We are confident that you will find just
what you want in style and. quality, P,nd you
will wonder how we can sell such good at f3uch
low prices.
Staple Dep
The bargain gates are open wide in this d
Forty-five pieces wrapperette, fast colors,
at 7ic It yard.
Two special prices in bleached linen tabl
$1.50, for 95c; and cloths 1I yards, worth $1
FLANNEL BARGAINS—Eight pieces
worth 25c a yard, to clear at 170.
Six pieces of plain blue flannel, worth 25
Special line of cream and white fiannelet
ROLLER TO BARGAINS -
Worth 8; to clear at Sic.
A line of roller towelling, regular price 1
at Sic a yard.
Fifty pieces of towels, large size, regular
One ease of all wool blankets, large size,
A special line of colored quilts, worth $1
A table of wrapperettes, prints, &a, regul
choice at qe a yard.
Ten pieces table oil eloth, 11 yards wide,
Dress
rtment.
partment for this month.
orth from 10c to 12i -c, cleu,
clothe, 21 yards long, worth
00, for 65e.
of plain and twill grey flannel,
to clear at 15c a yard,
to clear at Sc a yard.
Special line of gloss towelling,
le, for 7c. Five pieces to clear
price 300 a pair, now 19e a pair.
or $2,75 per pair.
26, for 75c.
r prices from c to 10; your
to clear at 18e.
Goods epartment
Great exposition of new dress fabrics for
not find, outside of the largest city stores, a
fabrics that will equal this showing. Special
all wear. You positively can -
other assortment 'of new dress
aloes for this week:
A number of zibeline dress lengths, no tro alike. Zibeline flannel; at 80c
a, yard. Opera flannels, all designs and colors special at 50e a yard.
x eaielLefinteilirent
at,
Dress Goods
asrgai ns,
Fifteen pieces all wool serge and plaids, egular price 25e, for 121e.
I Six pieces all wool homespun, 56 inches wide, regular prices - noo ana
$2.25, for 50e a yard.
Ford.
One piece 56 inch wide navy blue suiti cloth, regular 50c, for 360 a
One piece navy blue all wool homespun, egular price 31.00, for 75e.
antle De
Styles change, and the curiosity to see w.
to crowd this department every day. The coa
some this year. No previous season ever offer
Our stock is so large and varied that dozens of
for every style of figure,
artment.
at the latest fashions are, helps
for ladles are strikingly hand -
ouch variety of smart styles,
becoming modes can be found
Clothing De
Our goods are right, our prices are right ur methods are right. If any.
,thing goes wrong, we make it right Thepri we plot° are not mialearling
They are a fair representation of the values avi are offering in every line.
artment.
New clothing to hand this week. You sell find nothing in the trade to
equal our fancy woreterl suit, colors blue and 'lack, sizes 34 to 42, price $8.25.
We are selling this season a 20 oz, black nd blue worsted, well tailored,
perfect fit, for $9.50.
1 Special values in men's Overcoats. An nglish tweed overcoat, with a
ilvhite stripe, special value at 37.50.
We 'have all the latest etyles of overcoats special cloths at $9.50,
We are showing special values in reen,13 rainproof coats. All coats
$6 up sold under guarantee.
A full stock of Stanfield's pure wool o ...nkable underwear always iat
stock.
tft.rugaigtfROMMOtlinCiel-QMS
Highest prices paid for Buttery Eggs
and Wool.
WM. PICKARD
Opposite Town Building, Comer Main
Ala DIRECT
VIF* IMPDXUERS
and:Market Sts,, Seafortb.
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