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young peoPle CANADIAN
st: Goo'd-Ttanea—The B
Duff's,- churele Walton, purpotse
tokung a neck tie sooial 111 tbo
oureh ion the evening of the 22nd ; OF cOmmE
nese nen a good programme will , •
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ed.
einneenenreseen -
Leadbureee
canastLfl Dank of CoMmeree, Bea -
now pays interest from &ate
a deposit on savings bank accoarits.
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.-Mr. Gtikineon and the!,
Gilkinson, of near Listowel,
been visiting at the home a
sainuel sutt recently. -Mr. S
Jaekeran, and faMily have mewed to 1 A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS -TR
ft teem in Morris.-1V/tntsee. George
Under weed andCharlesaniel Drer are Farmers' and Graziers'
e,A,„ o help Mr. DagBegley
et the tirnber hal...emcee this winter.-- very facilitafforded farmer a and grenere for their btinki g busiriese. Notes die
Will Sir Wilfrid Leerier and hie'in counted. Sale Notes owned or taken for melt anon.
Government explain hew it is that •
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13id-up Capital, $8,700,000. Reserve und, $3,500,000
HON. GEO. A. COX, Preeident.
. E. WALKER, General Manager, ALEX. LAIRD, Asst. ,Gen'l Manager,
110 Branches IN CANAtIA, THE U ITED STATES
AND ENGLANO.
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, 1 very
INNON
ristmas; Groceries.
We'have laid in a heavyset)* of groceriee for the Ohristm trade, and
up g as we_do In very large quantities for spot cash, we get the lowest
pric s, .which pate fie in a position. to sell first-elass Christmas oceries at
pia s like these : .
°mimeo, corn and pen), 3 ean—one of each -for `1,5a. • Good red hid CT, two cans
for ne. Choice selected rainne, 3 pounds for25o. Calif zeta seeded ran no, in pound
boxe 10e, Cleaned eurrainte in balk, 4 pounde for 25o, Choice Cleaned ourrante, in 3
1 boxee, v ry specialefor 25 . Choice gulden date, in package, at o. Orosse &
well's orange. lemon and citron peels at close. prioes. Breakfaitt ce eels in orange
malts, vita, oatmeal, wheatine, cornmeal, etc.; alwaya in stook, En -emit! cheese,
ehoice;'ae 12 -re Long clear bacon, breskfast been°, tiptoed roll, mincemeat, eteo
' alwa s in etook et bottom prides. The old reliable /Eiji Jape tea, none genuine ex•
leapt ute up in polled bags, worth 30). for 253 Red Rome tea in black, m xtd and Cey-
lon g een, at 26o, 30 a Me and 501 -Englieh mixed pickles. very Bpeoial, t laic. Pare
extra t of lemon, %rennin etc, a. 50 ani 10o per boatel. _Pure spices of all kinds at
queen 1 price. Rig eiet priche paid for butter, eggs, dried tipples and,,,,kon try.
reople get suela a small parcel of
eeigaz for a dollar at the present
eteet.-We are pleased to ()leer that
„our young friends Mr Clayton
-nate and his siste,r, Miss Cora, -w-he
are attending the Model school at
r doh, have been engaged to
the °Nunez year, Cora at a
not far from Leadhury and
at Port Albert. -We are
to bear thatMr John Dun-
II� oeverely bent by- a fall
ing around all right.—Little
parties are all the go these
enalin. The failure of the fall wheat
ben snot apparently driven all the
fun out ot people's minds -Mr Ed. -
Nan 'pea Liberals out in South Hur-
oj are surely getting high minded,
where nothing sbort of a minister
will do for a candidate. In East
Beton a pair a farixtere ere good
isennin for us.
Lakelet
Bret eene-The Rev. Mr. Radford,
Of Blitheswood, will be ieelueted un-
• tie pastoral charge at McIntosh
end Betraore on Wednesday the 14th
at Betmore at 2 snolock. Both
ennenetrations are on a good finan-
tie! Weis and no doubt Mr. Rad-
fertre pastorate among the people
will be eminently successful. - Anc-
tinteeere Torrance, of Clifford con -
Waked a very successful auction
We at W. Geddie's on Thursday af-
%moon the 8th inst. Though the
day wtes rather stornty a fair crowd
was in attendance and tbe stock and
ininiernents sold exceedingly well,in
tacit the sale ail through was an ex-
one.-IVIr. Bowman, of Mar-
fris, Conservative candidate foal East
EIITOD has been in the vicinity get-
ting acquainted with the people. Mr.
'B'ktop has not yet celled ronnd,but
ae le is well acquainted here it will
be unnecessary for him to spend
much time among the faithful and
faithless -There will be a Christmas
tree and a lecture in the 'Methodist
elittroh Christneas eve. The Rev. Dr.
Beziewood, of Hamilton, will deliver
tit leoture on' The sunny side of Ire-
land." -Mr. Charles Hi eks, of Ar -
their, visited his brother here last
Bushtieid and her
kle•cighter, Susan, are going away on
a couple of months' holidays about
!the 15th inst.-IVItin oip al inaatters are
• )ier quiet thus far in Howl*.
Though there is a oonsiderahle kick
=one the farmers at what they
eetneider an excessive tax, yet there
dote not appear to be many anxious
to 'undertake the task of bettering
inatters.-Mr. F. Deakraan, bvtr
on the Clifford road, died last Wed-
needay night ratber suddenlyand
eine buried at the Lutheran cerne-
neny Ofit Sunday at 10 o'clock. -Those
interested in the building of a
bridge across the lake north of the
bU1 g are at it again hauling brush,
togs. gravel, etc. Last winter tlaey
Worked. like trojans for a couple of
Mantle and last summer all that
wield be seen of their work wee a
few poles floating on the water.
end the gravel some 4 or 5 feet
Under water. How persistent and
perse-vering some people are. -Mr.
Cooper, of Fordwich, tax collector
or the eastern half of Howiek was
Lakelet on Tuesday, 8th inst and
Itook away a whole pile of money.
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MA RIK: 74* 1"
SBAZOIreEt, December 8th, 1904
s all Wheat} 1" 00 to 1 02
Fall wheat (new) 1 00 to 1 05
os.ts per hu.t.,.* - 0 81 tO 0 31
Pea per bushel - -0 60 to 062
Earley Per busbel_ 0' 40 to 0 42
!Suter, No. 1, loose - 0 13 to 0 16
Batter,Ztub-.,- - - ---0 14 to 0 16
_Eggs per dor - - 0 19 leo 0 20
. Flour, poi 100 153_ _ - 2 60 to 2 75
Hay per ton new „ - 6 60 to 7 00
Hides per 100 the.- - -.... 6 00 to 5 85
0 80 to 0 26
021to 078
Potatoes per bag (new),- - 0 60 to 0 76
Sett (retail, per barrel-. - .... I 25 to 1 00
Wood per eord(lont . _ Er 00 to 6 20
weld per aord (short) 8 00 to 3 00
0 25 to 000
6 00 to 760
1 25 to 200
05 fro 25
7 50 to 8 20
Sheep Skins....-. • Ot• • • 4.! ••• WI/ • V
tples per ay& Oaf .//0 Off !! • • •
Timothy Seed:- --
'fallow, per
Pork, per 100 !be
Poultry.
Toiteerro, De cem ber 13 -Poultry-There
is a continued demaitd ter eh Ace stock,bue
receipts of din kind are light. Quotatione
all-round are unchar g•;d as foliowe : Turk -
eye, 13 to 14) for young, and 10a to lac
for old ; dueke and geese at tin to 90 ;
chicken a 5re to se, and hens at 5o to
6o per pound.
SAYINGS BANK PEP*Alit MENT.
Deposits of $1 and ,upwards received, and interest allowed a current rates from date
of deposit Intetest added to the deposit twice In eaoh jfear, at the end of
May and November. The depositor is subject to e delay what-
ever in the withdrawal of the whole or any po tion of
the deposit.
BANKING BY MAIL.
Deposits may be made or withdrawn by mail. Out -of -tow accounts receive every
attention.
SEAFORTH BRANC
F. HOleMESTED,` Solicitor.. G. E. ARKES, Manager.
Uri/3g at 18 to 20o per dozen, and Montreal
limed at 19o. There centinues to be a , •
TAmb r for Sale.
steady demand for seleened eggin a job
bing way, and prices rule firm at 24 to 25o,
and Montreal limed at 20o perdozen.
Grain, etc.
TOP.ONTO, December 13. -White wheat,
$1 03 : red. $1 03 ;Iroise, 88o ; spring $1
cereal, $1 07 ; peas, 701 ; oats, 35 to 350
barley, 483, Hay -No, 1 timethe, $9 to
$10; clover or mixed, $7 to $8 •, sheaf
street, $10 ; lonse, • $7 to $7.50. Hey -
Light droned hop, $7 ; heavy,16,50 per
owe Millfeed-$14,50 to $15 for bran in
bulk ; $17 50 to $18 for thorte east and
wee.Manitoba millfeed at $21 for shorts,
and $19 for bran, experte.
Live Stook Markets.
iserinerooe, December 13 --Canadian
tle, ; eheep, 6d,
Loneme, December 13 -Live nettle are
quoted at 8no to 13o per pound ; refriger-
ator beef ati no per pound; eheep at 10 to
124o per pound,
Moen/zee, December 13 -Butchers' oat -
Ile, choice, 4 to 4o; good, n to 32o; men.
lure, 3o ; common, 2 to 2no ; °sinners, 11 'to
Ino; butohere' bulla, nn to 3o ; miloh cows,
$30 to $50 ; hone 1,400 head ; aelecte, 5no;
oeeasionally, 5o; mixed, 5 to 40; heaven
4-1 to 5o, calves, young, -75 at $3 to $5
each; sheep. butchers', 100 at 30 ; lambe,
200 at 41 to 5o.
BUFFALO, beosraber 13-Cattle-Operied
slow, steady tie -strong for good to choice
quality ; others, 10 to 15o lower, prime
steers, $6 to $6.50 ; shipping, $4 50 to
$5 25, butchers 43,65 to $5 vintners $2•50
to $4.25 CGWO, $2,25 to $3.85;
$2.25 to in " • stockers and feeders, $2 50
te$4 ; took heifers, $L50 to $2; fresh
cows and epringere, choice eteany, others,
$2 to 13 lower ; peel to choice, $45 to
$56; medium io good,$28 to 840; common,
$20 to $26, Vienne -Are 30e higher at 84.50
to .50. Plegs-,antive, 10 to 150 higher;
heavy, $4 60 to $4,70 • mixed $4.60 to
$4 65; Yorleere. 55' to $4.60 op.
$t.50; roughs, $3.80 te $4.l0; stage, $3 to
$3,50. Sheep and Lambe -Active and
higher; native lambs, $5 to $7 40 • a
few at $7.50; Canada Jambs, Vd to $6 2:5 ;
yearlings, $6 to $6.50 • Withers, $5 25 to
$5 50 ; ewes, $4.75 to 15 ; sheep, mixed,
$2 50 te $5.
oat -
Horse Market.
ToRoNro, D• mire- 14 -Tee following
are the qua Whine for the N., k at the Re-
pository : Single elude -ere, 15 to 16 hancls
high, $125 to $150 ; eine. (Jobe and car-
riage horsce, 15 ta 16.1 halide, $150 to $175;
matched 'ware r.f earriage her aea, 15 to 16.1
bands, 8300 Senn delivery horees, 1,100
to 1,200 pi uncle $125 to $160 ; general par.
ease and $ xoreile nerve. 1 200 ' 0 1,350 lbo.
$150 to $170 ; draught hor es,1,350 to 1,754
pomade, $160 ra $175; eervicseante aecondn
hand te oriole, $60 $90 ; F ervioetsblc aec/
ond-hand drivers. $60 • e 880. j
Dairy Markets.
TOT.ONTO, December 14 -Butter-Trade
Ea ateady in ell lines. The demand for
choice wades continues good. Reeeipts
are fairle heavy,, Quotations are unohang-
ed. Creamery rebate, 21 to 22o ;creamery
tubs, 19i; to 20; ; good to choice dairy
tabs, 190 to 200; niediom dairy, 13o to
150 ; inferior grade dairy, 10o to 12c ;
dairy Pound nen, good to choice, 17o to
18a ; large dairy 16a to 17c ; med-
ium dairy, 143 to 15o. Oheese-The mar-
ket le fairly steadf and is quoted unobang-
ed at 101 to 10reilor 1,rge, and leno to 110
for twins. Eg-There are no new -laid
coming forward. Frieh are cinoted at 20o
to 21c, and limed at 20o per dozen.
Moseeneee, December 13 -Cheese -As
already mien more inquiries have been
received over the eable, but, so far it has
not led to mueh, but there is good ground
for believing that if holden; were willing
to accept 10 to 10qe, a good turnover of
etook would reoult. Thie, however, they
14111 nob do, and mattera remain in statu
= quo. Bleler-Tierty-pound tubs for local
warite meet a ready ir quisy at 20e ap from
Intel jobbers, while -there are buyers for
boxes at 20. Urclergracle stook range
down from 151e to 17o as to quantity and
quality. Eggs -Cold storage eggs are of -
Births.
ROSS. -In McKillop, on December 9t11, to kr. and
Mrs. W. A. Rciss, a son
MeGILL -In Mnrapano, Manitoba, on November
21st, to Mr. and Mre. Clolin McGill, a son.
CREE.-In Clinton, on Nevember 27t11, to - Mr. and
Mrs. Leek (tree, a daughter. '
MUTCH.-in Stapleton, on December 8rd, to Mr.
and tdre. Fred Mutoh, a on.
WILSON. -In Goderieb. on December 5t11, to Mr.
end Mrs James Wilson, a son.
KELLY. -In Morrie, on December 3rd, to Mr. and
Mrs. Sohn W. Kelly, a daughter -still born,
ROSS. -In Mooaejsyr, N. W. T; on November 28t11,
to Dr. and Mrs. Rosa. nee 'Miss Edith Clarke,
of Wingbam, a daughter.
ISAA.C.-At Grand Bend, on Nov. 26t11, to Mr. and
11re. Wesley Irma% a daughter.
BROWN. -In Olinton, on December 7,th, to Mr. and
• Mrs. Fred Brown, a eon.
Marriages.
DIOKSON-MARTIN.-In Morris, at •the residence
of Mr Frank Martin, broth r of the bride, on
-
December 14t1i, by Rev 3 J Sadie. Belgrave,
-11r George .11 Dlefiaon, of MoKillOp, to Miss
Lilian Ida Martin, of Ilullett.
R YNARD-HUFFIlst N. -In Grey, on December
14th. by Rev 0 P Wells. B A, B D, Mr Austin
eeynard to bliss Bade Huffman, both' of Grey
tOWnship.
McLEOD-SSIITH-In Windsor,- on Wednesday,
December 7t11, by Rev J 0 Telltale, Mr A. D Mc-
Leod, of In troit, to MlasBella Smith, daughter
of Mr Jacob Smith, of Egroondville.
CLEM-BleMILLAN.-At Shoshone, Idaho, U. S.,
on November 20t11, by Rev II. W. Parker, Mr.
B F Clem, nf Shoebone, Idaho, to Miss Euphe-
rola E. MeMJIl�n, formerly of Bruseels.
ENOLISH-COLVIN.-At Harding, Mn,, on Nov.
28rd; by Bev Mr Leviie, Mr Alone% Ci English,
of Harding. to Mies Annie Lillian, second
daughter °Mr, and Mrs George Colvi n, of
Brussels. Ont.
DINIS-LARSOL-At Pooettello, Idaho, on Nov-
ember 16th, by Rev D 0 MoColm, Mr Win T
Emilie of Milicieks, !err:AE*40y of Brussels,
Ontario, to bliau Hattie M Larson,of Minnidoka,
• Idaho.
BOLGER-McGREGOR-At the rectory. Blyth, on
Decemtler 7th, 'y Roy J Edmunds, Mr Therese
H. Binger, of Morrie, to Mies Jane Alice Me -
Grazer, of St ,Icetph'e Island.
FOSTER-NIY1NS -At the residence of the bride's
father, Myth. on December 7t11, by Rev Dr Mc-
Lean, Ur Jelin Foster, of Ashfield, to Margaret,
second daughter of Mr and Mrs John F Nivins.
WEIN-KR,AFT-At the residence of the bride'e
father, on December 6111, by Rev Mr Clemons
Ur John Wein, of Crediton, to Mise Annie,
daughter of Mr Heory Kraft.
GREGORY -Ra •BINSON-In the Methodist parson-
age, MacLeod, Alberta, on Novernber let, Mr
WIIIiarn J Oregon', of OalenrY, al -0 P H cm.
loy, to Mies Mary F Robinson, of Nelson, B 0,
and daughter of Mi -and Mrs Samuel Robinson
of 8* Catharines, Rev W Bruce performed
the ceremony.
• Deaths.
HENDERSON-In Seaforth, on December 12th,
Mary Kfrk, relIct of the late John Henderson,
aged 80 :venni and 8 menthe.
SMITH -In Seaforth, on December 14t11, Agnes Mc-
Culloch, wife of Mr John Smith, aged 66 yeara
and 8 irsonths
SCOTT -In Hullett, onDecember 12th, °brie art
McArter, wife of Mr Adam Scott, aged 4-5 yearn,
7 menthe and 18 days
COWAN-In East Wewonash, on December 6t11,
Mrs Wm Omen, aged 66 years.
DOUGAN-In Morris, on November 27t11, Mrs John
Donau, aged 78 years. •
DOUGAN-In Morris, en Deeereber 2nd, Mr John
Dougan, aged 76 years.
MoNALLY-In the General Hospital, Toronto, on
December 2od, Mr William McNally, formerly
of Birth, aged 51 years.
LINDSAY -In Goderich townslip, on Wednesday,
December 7th, David Lindsay, aged 63 years.
TURNBULL-At Lansing, Michigan, enroute from
Chicago to his home near Milverton, Allan
Turnbull, aged 71 years.
OURRrE-In Wilburn, en Decernber let, Attie
Helen, wife o Mr William Currie, of 11%int
Forest, aged 64 sears.
BUILDING TIMBER FOR SALE. -The under-
signed hae on lot 5, concession 2, McKillop, a
portable saw Square timber,oedar poste, pole
natters, ash fen 3s,‘ braoes, ole. eupplied on reasonable
terms. Apply on the place. Leave your orders
early. ROBERT RONEY. 198141
pROPERTY WANTED. -A good comfortable
house and stable, with from 2 to 6 acres of
land attaohed. Must be near church and etore.
Apply to THOMAS PEPPER, box 242, Brussels
P. 0. Ontario. 1928.tt
STRAYED.- Came into lot 6, concession 13,
Tuolcersmith, about) November lob, a red heifer
one year old. Owner can bave same by proving
property and paying charges. JOHN MoLEAN.
Chitfelhurst. 1981x3
The timber on the r ght, of way of the Guelph and
Goderieh railway is new offered for sale. It ia all
cub and trimmed redr for heeling. three acres in
ell. Also other good 7yrs ood timber f eale by the
sere, This timnix ber be seeon lob 21, comes,-
ion es, Grey or parties wishing to buy will be shown
over it by calling on concession 17, Grey,
DA.NINIEJ MeMILLAS, -
Walton; Ont
1931e3 . ario.
XMAS.
PRESEN
s.
.A
PHOTOS are always appreciated by
your frienne,
CALL AT ONO so that we may have
the work ou in time for dis-
t! ileition.
tir YO IR PICTURES TO BE
FRAMED.
JACKSON ROSI Seaforth.
The Last Chance.
I " Hot Scotch" 891d.
---
Men sold my Shor horn bull, Hdt Scotch," to
Captain T. Robertson, of Merton, to be delivered
March 1st, 1905, I will iso him to a limited number
of cows at the kerne men ea lad season :83 for
gredea and 87 for 'entered. Hot Sant& has de -
vel 'aped into what wa expected of him, a short
legged, deep bodied bull of the eerly maturing kind
tied very easily kept. ,I thank my neighbors for
the liberal patronise° they have giV811 me during
the peat season. You have done your pert well and
I am sure you will be profited by it, as Hot Sootah's
calves aro coming right good 01308
JAMJS COWAN,
1931. tf Seaforth.
Do You Like Candies?
The good kind, the kind that twine
,just au good when you are eating
thelast piece as it did when you
picked out the nicest looking one
to begin on. This is the kind you
will find here.
A box of Candy is a delioate ex-
pression of sentiment, and the
thoughtfulnesstef the giver. Why
not send her a box of our delicious
Ohocolates.
artioH--- BROS.
SEAFORTH.
BUILDERS .
If you intend building or improving
your buildingthis coming season, and
require firet-olass lumber and shingles
for thee purpose, briog along your
bill early and we will fill ib for you
with No. 1 stook at a right price.
N. CUIFF & SONS
V
LUMBER YARD and PLANING MILL,
SEAFORTH.
HOW FAR WILL YOUR MOW CO.
That's the question at
Xmas. time. We guarantee
it to go farther here than
anywhere else as far as get-
ting value for your money is
concerned Call and get my
prices. They are worth
knowing!
Carmea bracelets from 14
to 16,50.
•
R. McNaught
1
Practical Watchmaker, Jeweler &Engraver
Counter's old Stand,
I Seaforth,
F'111113 AND DIANTLES
e are making great reductions in 4the prices of Furaand Cloth Jackets. Men's
Fur oats at ',patine prices to clear. Terrific reduotione will be made in Millinery dur-
ing t e nein two Weeks.
••••••••••.•••••,•••••••Of •
C)1NTM
oKINNON & 00,.,
One Looks
Back
AAAWAAAAAAAWAAWAOliMatt
When you see a well-dressed man, you, are bound
to look back and make the remark that's a nice snit, or.
a nice hat. That's the kind of people we ,clothe; We
sell the very newest, up-to-date geods at the lowest
prices.
Our Xmas Goods
Have all arrived, and you will now bel able to buy
Neckwear aud Furnishings like you have never bought
before, You can buy nice,new, bright Ohristroas gifts
that have not been shown,in windows for two or three
weeks, so that when you give your frien4 a nice tie, he
°spot say that's old. .Lots of people eve bnying, and
leaving aside their Christmas presents, Now you may
do the same,
You will find Xmas ties, Xmas gloves, Xmas hand
'kerchiefs, Xmas mufflers, Xmas sweaterS, Xrcias caps, in
fact anything you would: like. Watch our Xmas win-
dows.
test Styles and Lowest Prices will make us famous.
Butter and eggs taken as cash.
T e Best of
Everything for
ristmas.
Ileght to the front of all competitinn
w 3 place our elegant new holiday stock,
complete in aesortenent, splendid in
qi salty, overnowing with generoue
b rgains in an linds of Fancy Slippers
fo old and young, Moccasins,
Over-
8 ues and Legginge in every deiserip-
ti n -the newest ideas, the most ap-
pr prise° and desirable present' you
ca give a friend, gift° which we lack
space to enumerate. A thoroughly
- fir t class stook, nenbining nonelty,
qu lity and elegance with prices very
lo
We eta ry a large enick of Felt Goods in
m r, s and women's, which for style
an Twiny have no equal.
We s lioit a comparison of goods and
pr owe knowing you will find our holi-
da line the beat and oheepest.
Ric ardson& IVI'Innis
SEAFORTH, •
Sole A ents for Dr. Read's Outhion Shoe
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
SYSTEM
Xmas. and New Year
Holiday Rates
TERRITORY - Between all stations in
Canada, Port Arthur, Sault Ste Marie,
Ont., Sarnia, .Windsor and Bette also
to Detroit arid Tort Huron, Mich.,
- Buffalo, Blain Rock,Saspontion Bridge
and Niagara Fails, N Y.
RATE AND IMIT.--Single first -ens fare
for the Round Trip. Good Wing Deo.
24th, 25th and 26ne valid eepurning
uctil December 27th ; aleo geed g ting
December nen January let end 2ad,
valid returnieg until January 3r4,
1905 •
RnTE AND LI r Siagle first-elass
fare and one tend for the round trip,
good going December 23 de 24th and:
25th, Moo on December 30th, January
let arid 2nd, valid returning until Jan -
nary 4tb, 1905, Fur tickets and all
information apply to
LAMPS.W.
h A. F. PEIILLIPS, Depot) Ticket Agent,
SOMERVILLE, Town Agent.
Have you seen our assortment of
lanips ? If you haven't, is would
pay you to do so as we are offering
Hall, Parlor and Banquet
LAMPS.
at prices that will ceitaialy tempt
you to buy.
Carpet svueepers
'No work, no none, no dust." Theea
are the sentimente expressed by
every lady using one of Bissene
Cyco Bearing Sweepers.
Meat Choppers. and Raisin Seed-
ers.
The most useful kitchen utensils of the
age. No hoursehold complete with-
out one. We carry the right
kind at the right price
Sills & Murdie
HARDWARE,
SFQETEE
11 AN DSOME NEW RESIDENCE FOR SALE. -
New two story frame house, cement block
founds tion, contains parlor, sitting room, dining
room, kitchen with bard and soft water and other
conveniences, four bedrooms with closets, bath-
room and hells, elentria yrires.throughoub aod heat-
ed by furnace. Collar with comet floors, eistern,
coal bins, fruit shelves and outside entranoe. The
house is modern -in design and is finished with
hard wood and has a veranda 12 feet wide. It is
built on one of the fined lots in town and will to
sold-- reasonably.. Apply to HARRY EDGE, Sea.
erth, °Merle. 103141
Winthrop Grist Mill
,
Ie how grinding
WEDNESDAY. FRIDAY and SATUR-
DAY 0.13' EACH WEEK.
f2191*
Chopping, 5a per bag; satiefaction
guaranteed.
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Exercising
good judgment is
what keeps our bust
riees growing.
You know that you
oever find any shop-
worn or old goods
bare.
We aim to please our
customers by having
everything fresh and
up•to-date.
•
Xmas Is here again
and we want your
trade.
Vire have many: -
beautiful things in
Ebony Goods, ;Toilet,
Manicure and e
Shavieg Sete, (-China,
Toys, Dolls, etc.
Come in and look
around -you are wet-
' come whetber you
buy or not.
O. ABERHART,
DRUGGIST,
OARDNO'S — BLOCK
S FLA_ 70 cDTEI
Municipal Elections.
Township of Tuckersmith
The annual meeting of the electors of the Town-
ship of Tucken.rnith, for the nominatfon of oandi-
datN for the offioca of Reeve and cone:liters for
the year 1905, will be held at
DIXON'S HALL, BRUCEFIELD,
MONDAY, DECEMBER 26th, 1904,
at one o'clook p. m , and if a pell is necessery, ouch
poll shall be opened on
Monday, January 2nd, 1905,
at the following places :-In division No. 1 -At Wm.
Aberhert'a hall, Egmondville ; George E. Jackson,
deputy returning officer. In division ro.2.-At
sehool house No. 8, Egmoodville ; V. Burgard,
deputy retureing officer. In division No.
Wheel house No. 4 ; Charles Routledge,
deputy re-
turning °Meer. In divielon No. 4. -At sehool house
No. 4' George McCartney, deputy returning offi-
cer. In division No. 5. -At /wheel house No. 1 ;
A. G. Smiille deputy returning officer. In division
No 6, -At Strong's hell ; William Sinclair, deputy
returning officer. Poll open from 0 a. m, 0115 p.ra.
A. G. SM1LLIn, Returning offioer,
1931-2
S.A..77=
We can save you money on
what you need for Christmas.
You don't need to send away for
it and pay express. We have a
large stock rightherp at home and people know we sell
cheap. We are al ays here to repair our goods or to re-
place if not satisfactory, though we. seldom have to do this
for we are always onour guard for fear poor goods may get,
into our stock.
John • 6u1ger JEWELER SEAFORTE
'
Cornier Mein .
and
Morkot Srseete
Solifortn, •r I
Ontario,
Pickard
nrinnirnwr
Teo Larooet
Dry G 'oda 'owe
Pio-thing
Concern Is
Four Countioie
To, Vick:4M's. again
for Xmas 84oppin
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That's the by••word of a multitude of practical people, ed.° know
that this all -year-round store is always to be implieity relied upon at
'holiday tines Our aseortmenkof holiday goods has never been sur-
passed in our twenty years of catering to our patrons. Every de-
partment is filled with the very latest novelties. No extravagant
show features, the cost of which must be added to the goods, but a
comprehensive, business -like gathering of holiday goods, See ue for
your holiday buying, We have goods which will interest you, and
never undersold.
Ladies' Department
feney lace stock collars, just to hand, in ecru, cream and white,
prices ranging from 1.5c to 50c each.
Ladies' large escuriel lace collas, in ecru and eteam, at 90e 11 and 12
each.
Ladies' silk stock collars, newe4shapas, at 25c each.
Beautiful chiffon collars, tinted and. trimmed with chiffon rvehing, at 76o
end 11 each
Special values ill ladies' belts at 25e each,
All the latest novelties in belts, at prices ranging frora 36c to $1.50 each.
Five dozen wrist bags wozth .50c each, for Christmas 25e.
Other Ohiistmas novelties—Chatelaines, fancy linen embroidered, hem-
stitched and drawn work.
See our display of Tenerieffe doylies, ranging in prices from 14e. to 50e
each,
Also fancy lace and guipure pillow ahams, with tanners to mat*, at 39;
50e, 60c, 680 and 86o each.
A large aesortment of cushion tops, eith denham to mat
ack,fsause
deaigns to be worked. with Roman floss, prices 25c to 60c,
Tapestry cushion tops, all the choice colors, 50e each.
Our hanclketchief display is as ueuaL •
AS
URS
The numbee of buyers who frif'it this departraent, demoustrate tbat you
can't keep the people away from an establishment which handles tlie night
kind of merchandise, and offers its ?atrons furs at matchless prime.
See our display of furs for Christmas. Nothing more suitable than fure
for Christmas gifts, and we offer 'oome unmatchable; values for Ohristmu
buyers.
istvispiristsf
Three special &Wuhan coats, trimmed with" Col-
umbia sable, 34 inches long, in sizes 34, 36, 38 'Xmas
price, 134.50,"
Three Aitrachan coats, trimmed with Columbia
sable, 26 inehps long, and in sizes 34, 36 and 38, Xmas
price, $36.
Astrachan coats in all sizes, 32 to 46; all prices,
from 125 to 140.
Bocharan coats, in both plain ed iable trinnned
from 140 to 165.
Two special values in electric seal coats for' urns—
plain at 130, and ea,bIe trin3med at 136.
Persian lamb coats at $106e $130, and 1136.
Christmas prices on all kinds of small furs in niuff
collars, tuffs, gauntlets, ete.
The largest stock, the most reliable make, at unmatchable prices. At
we ask in our men's furs is comparison,
Men's Canadian coon coats, all Bizet+, at prices from 130 to 175
13Iack ealf coats from $25 to 130.
Dark brown calf coats from 120 to $26.
Brown calf coats from 115 to 120.
Dog coats from 115 to 118, ,
Wallaby coats from $25 to 136.
Wombat coats in browerand natural, from 115 to 126.
Sleigh robes, Northwest galloways, from $14 to 119.
Black, brown and grizzly bear from 19 to $11.
Goat in dark grey from 15 to 18.
Special values in men's fur caps, fur gauntlets, ete.
eneeeennWeWesenniee~~Aannie
Mantle De artirtent
For the holday trade we offer 50 ladies' coats, regular prices front $6 to
112, for $5 each; 75 short coats to be Sold for 11 each,
A table of ladies' skirts in black, grey and navy homespune, worth 13,75,
for 12 each.
Millinery Department
Here's a quantity of sample haltim- ade to sell at $2. Our price to dear
is 50c, All trimmed and untrimmed hats in millinery department, for the
holiday trade, will be sold at half price.
Staple Department.
Mill ends of table linen at 25 per cent, under the real value. These ends
come in lengths from 21. to 3 yardss and sell as follows: 11.90 to $2,45. Ttt
addition to the linens, we have sevetal dozen napkins at special prices,
A table of German prints -wort14 15c, to clear at 91c,
A table of wrapperettes, worth 10c and 12, to clear at Mc.
A pile of towels, dark crash, extratlarge size, a bargain at Ibe a pair.
Wrff. PiCKARD
Opposite Town Building, Come-
DIRitt,T
* .MPORTERS
arket Sta." Seafartne
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