The Huron Expositor, 1907-04-26, Page 5454-4_
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STORE..
26 1907
Notes
eerioua •firesoOeuered Int t
adian Soo on Tuastiai ntgtt
Iflsorkinfe damage to tJ
pulp and paper mill there. T
exeeed $e001000, covered h
• e•
(Wand
Trunk are
their Tolling stook plant
d new said modern freight
-ars were ordered itr
and they are now be-
d on tile road at the 'ee4e,of
r dear.
t. Marys eouncil -nes -decided
O( er $10,000, the !fleet In.
of the .loan, to the Stetlatefe
ern Ontario Railway, The
ompose ibeginning the work
'ruction at ante, and expect to
trains runningeffora St.Marye
ben, where the (croad will con-
eth the main lfnie of , the ox.
December latvfie counoil leas
oted twenty dollars to the chief
&Ace,,itowards securing ' a, thor-
ttd which will be
forrtsaining down some of tie
em Steelers who have teen', ele.
in that vicinity' _dt late.
Perkins, who was acquitted
e murder of her husband at Cay-
assizes- thie week, it. Is tsaid, en -
In the 'millinery bestnees in
town, where her, f a tiler resides,
soon as she 'recovers from the
he from which she sufeered that -
h'ev iroprisoninent and trial. The
was. 4 very expensive one and
ost, tbe county of Ilaldimand
$4,000. The jury alone were paid
400 and the 'special constables re-
ed $300. an unusually- ea'rge sum.
11%0 testimony of the expert enedical
anen was also expensive. It IS said
at the !retainer paid to E. F. B.
t7Obfl80fl K C was $1,000. The tot -
.al expenses of the defence amounts
eto, $2,600. Ire this connection Mr,
Obiinston was offered a retainerin
the Fort eArthetr murder case, in
eehtch Italians stabbed each other,
but the case veas 'refused. "I have,
gneertaken iny last criminal Case,,.
as
the remark of theeminent crime
lawyer, at the concIusioni of
to *266 ; ttibs, 1 to 26e. Cheese—Market 14 eteady
7,46 for -large, atideslate for twine, in job lOte
x re. Eggs--Steatly ; prices item po .oluenge at
16 to 17e .; eplits, 14o. 1"Tho market hi expected to
e off during the week. Honey—The market is
with strained honey quoted at SI:to 12e per lb.;
omite, 02 to $zfio Per dozen. -
:forn an imp*rtat part a hia
to in seyie and a the
with hie elothing, he navel
visit te this store - will eon.
de of slime that will put the
and ()erred atyle may be
ratting Americaii and Canaaant
natter of assortment, and price
.a.173.1103 of the average shoe
[ leading lineof Men's Fuse
Sho alt slyles, al/ le theest-
d w leatliers
voreign hoe people—P.51%
DO Calf and Patent Oat
$2.50 ond $2.75
S
"Qwen Qaality 7° oboes foe
shawl for men.
oommenaed work title wftee
L e co. mixer. He is build
-
kitchen ror Thoa. McLane/4bn
uheral of Mrs. James Dartford
lace on Tuesday of this week,.
he home of Mrs. Thos. Denfor
rry street, Brussels. Deceased
uddenly at her Irene, in Cline
Friday teat, heart failure ne-
e USe. rs. Dunford's maiden
a Mise Em Ina. Sr:.Udonwhea
aa 'n Grey township: She was
of age.
rigmegmeggleiggicr
Kireasn
e—Mr Peter Fisher ofOS
ncsaion a Stanley, whoiepent
[nter in California for the berme
his health, ,returned home this
Mr. Fisher's mahy friends will
,ased to learn that his healtfl
y much better and that his ao..,
in the south has been benefieled
11 will hope the improvement
permanent—The farmers are
ray en the land, getting in Me,
md they say the ground 15 lir
glimpe for working, so we way
that in a fee,- daythey wiel
the wont a their hustle over,.
mean time they are missed as
and our business' men haVe
are moments occasionally to de -
a. discussion of the affairs 61!
Samael Smilile, a Ilene
has been calling on some ot
d time elends in town this
Mr. Smillie doee not deft our
-;o trequelltry* now as in former
but we are all always pleas -
have a 'Lett from him as he
• one feel, the better for his
ny.—Sacramental services Will
id in St. Andrew's ehurell eee
rst Sunday in May and ths pre-.
Fry servicee will take plese as
on the preceding Frif_l'aYe
g from the large quantities a
nett that are being market, d Im
t ia'vident that tbe useful he
ot clown to solid work for the
t and that elle is one a Moira-
tt money making factors on the .
-The weatheq has been delight
fr. the past few days and now
have nothing to grumble about
;
that the house le being turned
ttrvey by the good wife and
g suffering huseand has to
te dinner from the' head of are
• barrel. But soon even this
5e over and then for gardening.
Wroxeter.
s.--aiate Bev.. J. IL Osterliouti
frreach a. sermon to the Oda -
in the Methodist church, oft
afternoon. —Mrs. Thoroas
la visiting her daughter,. in
Mr. G. Il. Dane, a Han:atone
d aCquaintanCes in the village
riday.—Messrs. W. IL Kerr and
ox, a Brussels, aatended tha
a of the late Mrs. W. S. Me -
011 Friday 0.fer110011--&tr- v -
f Wingham, called on frienidet
on. Sunday.—Rev. L. Parks
ed in Victoria hall, jamea-
last Sunday evening.—Mr. a.
Is et preeent on the sick list -
John G. Gibson, of Barrie, vtif-
[as sister, Mrs. F. T. Dick.sortx
eek.
Late Mrs. McKercher.—efuch
was expreesed throughout tha
connnunity when it waa learn-
t ieabel Gibson. wire or Me'
McKercher, had, after- having
in failing health for soviet
Ez. passed away at her henne
at Wednesday eventag.
id and three children are left
irn the los a of an ever faithful
Lad mother, also her mother
I., Git,son and sister, Mrs. Ma-
Zotva and several brothers-
ineral took place to the Wrox4.
emetery on Prida.y after:wont
id was very largely attended',
L. Perrin conducting tho
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'APER
F I D'S,
ONTARTG,
eaa Wagon e, eze.
Stook and Seed.
Mr. R. B. McLean, of Kippen, writ-
ing to the Farmers' Sun. soya :—
" There has been some loss from
wring litters a pigs about Kippen.
- lit some cases this was due to sows not
having a sufficient supply Of milk.
&nue have exPerieneed more trouble
than usual from ewes not having a
sufficient supply to raise their lambs.
There was some loss last year with
colts from the disease known as the
siavel ill. The remedy is prevention —
a /07 solution of carbolic fteid to
'en waterand bathe the navel im
mediately after birth; continued
three or our tunes a day until healed:
This will prevent the germ from en-
-tering the novel. whit& la does before
attaeXing the joints."
Respecting seeds, Mr. McLean says
in the same paper : If oats are bad
with smut, bluestone is not effective.
but 4a oz. of for/nano: to 10 imperial
gallons of water is a, perfect cure. Put
- este in sacks and immerse in solution
eight minutes. For i smut in barley,
'make twice as strong and immerse one
11011r. If oats are not used for seeds
:they may be fed in moderation with-
out damage: In sprinkling the oats*
- they shotad be covered, as it is the gas
that kills the smut spores.
VARZINVAINIONSIMMtlitigeg4VMS4
Teachers' Salaries.
As there seems to be a good .deal of
-anisapprehension in the nunds of some
as to the amendments to the school
law made during the recent session of
the Legislature, in so far as these
amendments relate to the salaries of.
teachers, the following will probably
make the matter more easily under-
etood. -
In accordance with the announce -
remits made some time ago, the Leg-
islature, shortly before .prorogation,
Made a complete change in the school
law in regard, to !the payment of
teachers The compulsbry MiniMUM
diallele, based on assessed values, has
been wiped out. Townships are still
required, however, to make grants of
UQ to each school, section employing
one teacher and S200 more where an
assistant fu employed, and. it is pro-
vided that all of the township grant
!Anil be applied to the payment of
a teacher's salary. In, addition to
this, it is provided, land& the new law,
that there shall be paid from the Pro-
vincial treasury 40 per centof all the
salaries paid in rural schools in ex -
�S of $soa and not exceeding $000.
Still further, in order to encourage
the employment of teachers possessing
the higher grade certificates, an addi-
tional allowance will be made from
the Provincial treasury where teach-
ers are employed who hold certificates
above tbird-class.
The Normal School poliCY is being
rapidly pushed to completion. In nal
dition to the three Normal schools
ltiOW in existence in Ottawa, Toronto
and Loudon, four new ones are to be
built in Stratford, Hamilton, Peter:
bora and North Bay, a,nd it is expect -
aid that these will be ready for service
with the opening of the Normal school
year in 1003.
The adoption of the policy ouf,lined
in regard to teachers' salaries will in-
volve quite a heavy additional tax on
the Provincial tres.suty. Under the
Ross Government $120,000 WAS given
for rurnl schools, on the bas's of aver-
age attendance. Under the legislation
passed this session, the Legislative
gout to rural schools is $3,15,000.
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Seeds.
TOROISTO,, April 23—Pricos paid tat country points
we :ea./U(6k% taltsaa 7 to 0740 ; o. 1, $8 to 86,851
No 2, 0,10 to 85.40; No, 8, $4,20 to 84.60. Red
Clover—IA-only, 88.75 to 0 s No, 1, 7 to 87.26 ;
No. 2% 06.35 to $0.60. Thnotay—Flrm. Faneybright
Canadian, unhulled $2.40 to $1.05 ; No. 1, 01.70 to
$2 per bit*. ; to. 2, o1:40 to $1,05 per bushel.-
.
ram, etc.
Toucan% April SS—Meat—Fall, 73 to 74c ; goose,
7 to 08o ; sprig, l2o ; oats, 44 to:45c ; barley, 66
to 07c ; pose, 750: Potatoes—Ontario, $6 to 90e ;
Sttetgrni
e 05o n eer lots here. The Raptly of Delo-
wares Is itneted,f, and priees are firm ; quotations
for Ontario are generally nominal. Baled Hasv-
812.60 to 818.50 1pr No. 1 timothy, and 010 to-$1.1.1ffi
for secondary grades in car lots on track here.
Bided Straw -87 per ton in oar lots here.
Rorie Market.
Tonoaro, Aprii 24.—Burns & Shepherd at the Re-
pository and Tolieuto, at their sales lad week dis-
posed of mixed oittsues of bottles, but the offering's in
each olives were ecareely up to the standard, Hows
ever, there were a few Choice lots that brought very
ee,tisfactory prices. A few heavy draoghts weighing
from 1,600 to 1,700 lbs., sold at $200 to 8276 ; but
they were really good„ There was a strong demand
for choice pinned 'Vulvae horsee and ea:premiere.
Of these there wake not enough to satisfy ehe
mend. White horses isre.selling for very high price,
Yet they arty their customers would be willing to pay
still blither Moos far better eonditioned sta. in
reviewing their trade for the poett3eason they say
that the horses offered bee° been largely' in a raw,
rough condition, tend tis class of stuff is muoli hard-
er to dispose of at satisfactory prices than a finished
arttele, gnotatione are t Good draft horses, 8200 to,
$276 ; good general purpose and expressers, 0100 to
-$225 ; strong rough chunks, $125 to $106 ; carriage
horses, first quality, 8250 to tile° each ; ordinary,
8126 to $175 ; common drivers, 0100 to 8185. -
Live Stook Markets.
Loanox, England,. April 23—Prices are sbeady for
Canadian end Amerman cattle at to 12to per
Ib., dressed weight ; refrigerator beef is quoted ab
81 to iic per pound, ; sheep and yearlings are from
14 to Vic per lb. -
Livaitroota April 23—Canadian steers, 11.1 to 111.e ;
States steer, lie to 12a ; cows, lilo ; balls, Olc.
Trade le slow and the market weak.
Union Stock Yards, Toronto junction, April
23= -The quality at fat cattle wao fairly good. Trade
was slow for Sipping cattle, with lower quotation%
owin,g to itearoity of space. Butchers' cattle were in
fair demand at about the smile prices as, last Week.
ENporters—Exportprices ranged from $4.90 to 86.86;
the hulk selling at 05 to 85.25 ; bulls, $3.75 to $4 per
cwt. Butchers'—Priine picked lots of butchers' sold
85.10 to $11.25 ; loads of good, 84.75 to 0s medium,
$4.40 to $1,00 ; common, $4 to $4,60 : tows, 08,50 to
$4.60 ; canners, $2,25,to $2.60 per cwt. Mileit Cows
--Four snitch; cows of good quality sold at $50 eaoh,
Veal Calvett—Pricee for veal calves were unchanged
at 03 to 06.60 per met; Sheep and Lantbs—Only n.
few sheep were offered, which sold at 85 to 0.194,
per wwt.. Hogs -11. P. Kennedy reported the same
prices ea last week, 80,50 for seleets, end $0.2.5 for
lighais and fats, -
BdinettqL, April 28—Cattle—Active, and 10 to 160
higher ; prime steers, $5.76 to $6.25 ; shipping,
06.25 to 85.76 butohers' 64.75 to $5.06 ; heifers,
$4.25 to 85.50 ; cows, $8.50 to 04,75 ; hulls,. $8.60
to 85 ; stockers and feeders, 83.50 to 04,76 ; stock
beiferet$3 to $8,76 ; fresh cows and springers, ateadv
to 82 higher ; at 820 to $57. Yeals—Actise an
seeady at $6 to 86.25. Hogs-LAotive and 50 to
li)o lower ; heavy, 80.85 to 83.00; mixed and York-
ers: $0.00 to 89.96 ; pigs, i6.85 to 00.001 roughs,
$5.60 to $41 I statd stags, 4.75 $5. Sheep and Lambs
--Active and steady ; lambs slow and 15e lower ;
laird) se $5.50 to 87.50 ; yearlings, 0.76 to, 37 ; weth.
ere, 06.26 4080.60 ; ewes, 85.76 to $6 ; mixed sheep,
03 to 86. -
Mosrranso, April 29.--A feature olf the trade today
was the stronger undertone to the market for cattle.
This was due to the fact that higher figures have
had t‘o he paid by, dealers for cattle throughout the
country, owing to. the fad that the competitions be-
tween buyers for hale consumption, and those for
export account, hes been keener of late for supplies.
There was little or no demand for exporters this
morning, which to some extent was due to the, weak
cables from Liverpool on Saturday, noting a decline
111 pileefor both American and Canadian cattle of is
to is per lb., as compared with those realized it week
ago. ()Wing to this, coupled meth higher prices, de.
mended here, exporters showed no disposition to
operate. Another feature of the market was the de-
mand from several leading outehere of Quebec, and
bought three or four car loads of cow.; and buns. in
nddittno to this the local buteheraawere out strong
ard trade in buteher's cattle was good. Prime beeves
sold at 51-0 to 5fics pretty good at 4e to 5ct ; com-
mon 8o to 40 per lb. Mileh come sold at 030 to $50
each ; ooinnion calves et 81.26 to $2.50 each, itnd
good wale from $4 to $8 eaob. Sheep sold at be to
qo per lb. ; spring lembe at 83.50 to 86 each. Good
tote of fat hogs sold at 70 to Ito per lb,
Tonotero, April 24—The market was draggy all
day, and prices wenttower all round, both for butch-
ers and shippers. Two many cattle were on salee
as several loads were unsold at the close of the
market. Exporters --A few tote were sold et $4.90
to $6.9,5, and one lot at $5,25 ; the bulk, which %vas
nee large, sold around $5 to $5.10. Bulls eel(' at $8,75
to44-Ver cwt. Butohetts—Prime picked lots sold at
04,00 to $6, with one Iota $5.15 • *loads ot good et
04.60 to 34.00: medium, $4.40 to 34.60 ; good cows,
04 to $4.40.•, ineellum cows, 03,60 to $8.85 ; eommon
cows, 82.76 to 03.30 bulls at $3 to e4 per cwt. Feed-
ers and Stockers—The call very limited for light,
medium and common stockers and they are hard to
cash. ,Priees range from 84.36 to 84,60 for 1,000 to
1,060 lb. steers, and $4.10 to $4.86 for 1,100 to 1,200
pounders. The good steers, BOO to 900 lbs., are in de-
mand at $3.00 to $4.124, but they ore of good quality.
Mitch Cows,—Trade moderate with prices tenging
from 030 to 066 each. Sheep and Lambs.—E. J. Jaf-
frey, of the North American Live Stook Company
web on the market with 800 larribe and 116 yearling%
all of Which were shorn. These sheep and lambs_
were all of superior quality and were reported as be-
ing sold at 0 per mt. all round. Springs lambs are
worth from 04 to $7 each. Hogs.—Prices unchanged
at 86.40 for selects and 06.16 for lights and fats.
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SALE' REGISTER.
On Saturday, May 4ths from 10 to 12 a. tn. and
I tom 1 to 6 P. 111. at the Queen's Hotel, Hensel!,
llousehold Furniture and Hotel Fixquree. Ezra Ince,
proprietor ; 11. S. Phillips, auctioreer. 205341
muomm.
MARKETS. •
NosearIMAINIf tea
StAIPOwrit, April 25, 100.
Ifall Wheat .. . $0 70 to $0 70
9s1tes per buehel.........—....... 0:381Ito '0 88
ssreee, per leishel .. . ... . 0 76 to 0 76
seamy, per liusliel, , 0 50 to 0 ISO
Breit, per tea, • 22 ()0 to 22 00
Short% per too ... .. „ . , ..... ....., 22 00 to 22 00
Low Grade Flour, per ton . , 23 00 to 28 00
Flour, per 100 the. —.......,. . .... 2 1040 2 76
' Batter, No. 1, loose 0 20 to 0 22
Ilitoter, tut, 0 21 to 0 21
rgirgs, per dezen„,.....,... ... . ... — '0 14 to 0 15
Corn. , f Rfffi 60 to 06
Irk- pr,"0,1 . ,,,....10 00 to 70 00
tide: rer leo lbs,........... . , ...... 7 50 to 7 50
&see- skinm, .., , 0 76 to 1 00
Potatsess per bushel 0 50 to 0 00
Salt, retail) per barrel „,..... .... ... 1 26 to 1 85
Wood per cord(long).. ,..... ,... g - g • 6 00 to '7 °I)
Wood per cord (short) , 2 76 to 3 76
clover Kiva, 1 f f 0 00 to li 00
lieimothy Secd... ........ ..S. . — . , , .. 51 00 to 8 00
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Poultry.
Tonne, Sprit 23—PouItry lit sternly. Chlekene,
Eve, 10 to i1C, and (kayoed, 18 40140; live hens, 8
to ue, and dreeted 10 to 11%
ailwomi.•••••••••••
Danes' Markets, .
Tomer°, April 23—Bator—Mar1et tifig an easier
to, but prices as yet are unchanged,. Creamery
printe 2d to 2ae ; solids, 26 to 27e dewy prints, 26
,
Western Bank of
Canada
Established by Act of Parliamen t.
to•.•••1.0.Te
MOO.. •
General BookindBusinese transacted.
Drafts bought and sold on all parts of:the world.
Special aotention given to Farmers, DrOvers, etc.
Advancers made to responsible parties on their
own notes, s
Interest paldsor &impounded four times a sicar
at the highest current rates.
We cash Sale Notes no matter on what Bank
drawn.
117 Branches and Ageneies threughoue 0 amnia
Bs:Amos—Great Brit4Lin-403-W Bank of Scot'
Irina ;5Canada—bierohants Bank of Canada, New
York-s-Merchente Bank of Clanada.
FRANK McCiONNELL Manager
DUBLIN BRANCH,
t.
THE IEURON EXPO
IMPOATAINT NOTICES.
TEERS WANTED.—Wrinted, to buy some two.
year or three-yeat-old (stook Steens for grazing,
ii.rties having such -for solowill write me 1 will
eall and see bh�in W GOVENLOCK Seaforth.
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VAllal FOR, SALE. — For Sele, Lot 10, Huron
Road, Tuckeramith,sontaine 100 aoresallelear.
edewell fenced 111111 -'C11 underdralbed ; good barns
and gOod brit& house. A first-oless farm in every
respect, -• Two miles front Seaforthe For furthet Per-
tionlare apply on the preiniseit-or address THOMAS
FOWLER., Box 101 Seaforth. 20544f
Popular- Stallions
ELE ()TRIO 13:
BERRY sr BLAIR, Proprietors.
ELECTRIC IS, tern not leave his own stnh1 no til
May Oth, Route givei next week. 2064
•0•01:6EN CROWN
• , W. 11, ALLAN, Prop.
MONDAY --Golden Crown will leave his own ,etable,
Lot at, Concession 0, litillett, and proceed put es
for as Fowler's sOhool house corner, to John Carter's
for nose from there to Royal Sertforth, for
night. TUESDAY—Will proceed on North Road to
John Searlettee, Iseadbury, forenoon ; thence to J.
Long's Mei, Town Meese! Grey, for night. WED-
NESDAY—Will proceed to Walton Hotel, for noon ;
thence to Allen Bros., Ifarlook, fez* night. THURS.
AY --Will proceed to his own stable for noire where
he will remain until Saturday morning. BATOR-
DA,Y—Will proceed out to Mr. Gordon's, Sunshine,
for:neon ; them* by way of Myth horne, where he
will remain till the following Monday morning,.
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New 131yeles
at away "down prices. Second -
Hand ,Bieyeles, all in good re-
pair. All sorts of Bicycle Re-
pairs find Accessories e also
Bicyele
Repairing
done same day as received. All
Bicycles and repairs at very
low prices.
licKAY and SHAW
BRIfSSELS
2054-4
ormaldehyde
for Smut Germ
on Rye, Oats, Wheat and Barbey
25e and 50e a Bottle
FRESH. ST004 IN THIS SPRING
Full Line of
D. M. FERRY'S GARDEN
AND FLOWER SEEDS
4,..4,4444.444.44.14I.I.4440
Rouseeleaners' Friends:
CAUSTIC SODA
SLIINOLA
FURNITURA POLISH
Spring Disinfectants
ZENNOLEUM
CHLORIDE LIDO
COPPERAS
CA.RBOLIC ACID
131.1%1S1S,
JEP1(S0N-111 Pickering, Ont.„ on April 14th, to
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Jephsoteformerly of Seaforth,
it daughter, a
LYON—In Ilu:lett,:on April 14th, to Mr. s and Mret
Wm, Lyon, it daughter.
IfeCONNEL—In Brucefield, on April lith, to Mr\.,
and Mrs. Leonard MeConnel, it daughter.
WESTLAKE.--In Osborne, on February 12111, to Mr.,
arid Mrs. Henry Westlake, it daughter.
MeDONALD—In Exeter, on April 10111, to Mr, an
john MoDonald, twins—son and daughtan
CROSS—At the Cemetery Howse, Exeter, on Apr
14th, to Mr. and Mrs, Wni. Groff% a eon.
Gcxierich, on Aprff lith, to Mr. flea
Mrs. John Hummel!, a son.
LOWERY—In Drina:1s, on April 171h, to Mr. and
Mee. led, Lowery, e, son.
MUNItO—Iti Wroxeter, on April 22n0, to Mr. and
Mre, Alex. Mentes, a son
Marriages.
AOLMES-11ENRY--At the manse,
on Amil TMRev. N. Shaw Mr, Mani
, _ to t
by ,
Dohnes, f SleKillop, itle 'Arabella Ma
Henry, of Ribbed,
The J. S. ROBERTS
DRUG STORP..1
W. M. AfoK,4Y, Manage!'
Tenders for Dredging,
•
rflzgeans addressedtotho undersigned and eta
.1. domed t' Tendet for Dredging," will be reach/.
ed Ire to and incleding Monday, May Oth, 1907, for
the dredging re/mired at the following pleeee in the
Province of Ontario during the( preeent.year : Belle
River, Cheeal Etearte, Goderich, Kitioardine, Port
Elgin, Port Burwell, Point. Edward, Port- Stanley,
Rondeau, River Thatnes, fey
Wiarton Blind nivel', -
denham Rivets Beaverton, Bronte:Bracebricige, Mem-
ford, Owen Bounds Thornbury, Toronto, Waubau-
shene, Wingfield Basin, Nigger and 'Peiegmpli
lands, Trenton Herbor and Mirk Channel, Penetang-
uiehine, Midland; Hamilton, Cobourg.
Combined speeificatiori and form of tender can be
obtained at the Department of Public -Works, Ot-
tawa. Tenders must include the towing of the
. plant to hfid from the works. Only dredges can be
employed whieh are registered in Canada at, the, time
of filing Of tenders. ' Centraetors must be ready to
begin wo* within thirty days after the date they
have heeolnotified of the acceptance of their tender.
Tendert' will 1101 115 considered unless made on the
form supplied, and signed with the actual signatures
of tenderers.
An accepted (toque on a chartered bank, payable
to the Order of the Honourable, the Minister of Pub-
lic works, for elm thousand dollars (01,000) must ac-
company each tender as Booth -14f deposit in connects,
ion with the dredging to be performed, The cheque
Will be returned in ease of nonenoeptanee of tender.
The Department does not bind itself to accept the
lowed or any tender.
BY Order,
FRED aElAitTAS,
Secretary.
Department of Public Works,
• Ottawas Apr1117, 1907.
Newspapers inseeting this advertboment without
authority from the Department will not he paid for
it, 2053.2
_ Deaths.
ROSE—At the reeldence of her daughter, Maw, 10. Gr
Adameon, Aurora, Illinois, pri April 1014t, Sara
• A„ beloved wife of.D. D. Rose, of Toronto, form-
-erly of Seatorth, aged 74 years,
1100ACHAN—In Parkhill, on April 141.11, Joseph
McGeehan, aged 60 years.
31111R --In Exeter, on APril 12th, Elizabalt Nobler
wife of John Muir, aged 48 years and 2 months.
NEE13—In Stephen, on April 16111, Herman Neeb,
aged 17 years.
GILEILLAN—In 1Ssborne, William Leone, aim of
Mi'. WiIIirIn Glifillan, aged 5 years, ,frs months
and 8 dos.
DOWSON--On the Goshen lin% Manic:se on April
18111, Mrs. 'Henry DOW8011, ;wee Ene yews. .
COLE—In Sa,nilae county. Miehigan, en April Ilth,
ligirs. Peter Cele, mother of lir. P. Cole, of Code -
rich township, aged Fl years.
116.1:410--10 ,g.t April 151h, Philip James
= Halls aged 60 years.
•
CANADIAN 44
OF COI
FP p- r
IKEA.13 OFFICE, TORONTO ESTABLISHED li8O7
B. E. WALKER, President
ALEX., LAIRD, General' Manager
IRELAND, Superintendent of
Branches
Brandies throughout Canada, and in the United States and England
Paid-up Capiial, $10,000,000
Rest, - - 53000,060
Total Assets 113,000,000
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BANKING BY MAIL
85
*Business may be transacted by mail with any branch
of the Bank. Accounts may be opened and deposits
made or with.drawn by mail. Every attention is paid
to out-of.tow-n accounts.
SEAFORTH BRANCH.
F. HOLMESTED Solicitor G. E. PARKES, Manager.
BOautifolly Printed Silk Mulls
N isle by Arnold's, of North Adams, U. S. Only a few pieces to tone
up tb . stook, loively toned colorings, wq blending effects of hello,' green,
tame e_metaden, bill(?), pink on plain white grounds, arid also dimity stripes.
The tei goods make pretty waist e or summer dresses, at per yard 50e.
Cbrset 'Ern roideries at 25os 35o no 50o
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Greg Clearing Sale
AT THE
"Soaforth Tea St re
1.5 Days' Sale to reduce ult.
Great Bargains will be given.
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Our import embroideries have given us better values and patterns than
eretofore. Very Ane Swiss Oarabties, with, well worked patterns of eyelet
e eeta at per yard 250, 35c, 40e and 50c.
Persian Lawns at 25c and 30o•
2.Tever have we had such values in Persian Lawn. We think they are
worth 2,5 per eent1 more than WO marked them. We show Persian Lawn
well worth 35c, for. int yard 25c, also one line as good as the usual .50 for
per yard 30c.
India Linens at 15; 20c, 25c and 35e.
India Linetue iysith fine silky finish; even threadedythe bes
have had for some time, at 15c, Mc, 250 and 35c. /
.4.
v
125 Wall Paper Designs to select from, at per
Roll 30 to 25c.
lues
single 1
Corns
*Si °deer Srssf
Ontario.
[akar
arpets
Curta
Lanoleumb
Floor
overin
IsIst$ -CI *thing
CohOore
441.11441111111411
IMIIVIIIMMINE•4441.401.4.41.44+4
This season we have farther inereasea our
already Jcomprehensive stOck of the above
goods.
As an inducement to prospective buyer
Brussels Carpets, we are offering:
we 16 pieces English Brussels. worth
for 95 cents a
POnESTONE GARDINi
(SIMORBSORS TO MESSRS. MeKINNON & CO.)
sa ONTARICi.
BIATTEE,
PIALIVOS.
MEUNTZMAN & Cos
- .
This is the exclusive Agency for this district for these celebrated instal,
meats. Ask for the little leaflet ", Why a Piano gets out of tune," and h
will be easily swell why these instruments are so much ia favor with. the
pablic, both hete and. abroad, Beiore buying give me a call.
Six lbs. cooking ilgs for 25e, 4 lbs.
dates for 25e, 3 lbs. boat prunes for 25e,
best raisins 10e a lb., seeded raisins 10e
a package, honey 10e a lb., maple syrup
c a quart, 12 bars 0. K. syrup for
25e.
Although Teas have advanced in
price from 4e to 5c per lb., I am still
selling at the old price, as I bought
heavy stock of Blaek, Green and
Japan Teas befeire the prices od-
vanced.
Seeds of all kinds, rnongold and tur-
nip seeds, Dutch s t onions, garden
and flower seeds, butter beans, golden
wax beans, best variety of early seed
potatoes.
Flour and Cereals of all kinds -I -corn-
meal, oatmeal, pot and pearl bailey.
Wanted—Good fresh Butter and
Eggs, for which highest maces will be
paid, either in cash or trade.
• A .............
. SEAFORTH
1
LETSONLIn Ooderich, en Artrilpth, Charles Leta
son, aged 03 years and 11 thonths. ,
IffeKERCHElt—In Wroxeter, on April 1/0.; 1onbe1 -A•G ULT
.4•4.444**44.-4..*1..."4...44444,
Gi boo rii wife of W. fi, Sfaltereher, aged 46 yam. - ° .
4
at SEAFOnTil
One door North of Richardson & McInnis' Shoe Store.
sommusimosimmimmlome
Tapestry Carpets are moving fast this month, and we are a much bet-
ter position than formerly for catering to this broach of the rade, as enr
Ipatteens are exceptionally bright and clear.
In this line we are offering :
Ten pieces of Tapestry Carpet, regal a 75e, fot 50e a
We have offerings in elvet Tapestry Wool and Ta ata
Wilton,I J. I •
Squares of all kinds and sizes. See thews goods—we have something to ia
terest you.
eraveneeleseelier“ililhe****4111,11
LINOL
Have a large share of -interest jekt nowi owirig t meat a gementa
made for baying dirsot from the.elargest makers in Scotland, we have now in
stock about 3,000 yards of the best values we have ever offered, whieh were
bought last Fall before the advance in prices. Intending putehasers we ask
comparison.
P4,0410MAIVAPortikhfri~001~
iLace Curtains and
Ally°1111)1111, 0 U RI Draperies
4444.,
rim
You will save money and et a
better roof by using
PARO1D.
Slate colored—contains no tar—
eastly moiling kit free.
Spark, water, gas, heat and cold
proof. Lasts long and look
well. Don't take an imitation.
Send for a free sample,
— For Sale By —
GEO A. SILLS,
SEAF OHM
S NPLit
RICIE
This is the Family
Shoe Store.
There's many a family in this town
that never think of buying or looking
for shoes elsewhere There's a reason
for this --we've been tested long :and
we've been tested often, and our re-
cord shoves that we've never been
found wanting.
Fropn grandfather down to baby,
one aid all,Come here to eatisfyi their
every footwear want. People are con-
staht y tieing to this shoe dove.
By the way, - have , you seen these
special valneel
Our Men's $2 OT 5(/ shoes.
Our Women's Shoes at $2 or $2 50
Our 31.50 or 81,75 Misses' Shoes
Our Boys' $1,75 or $2,25 Sohool
,hoes,'
• If, you'll take a look at thee° shoes,
perhaps you'll see in a measure why so
many homes make tikiis the family
shoe store, e're as ready to show
as to sell.
;Richardson ic Brinnisi
• SEAFORTH,
Sole Agente for Viatoria, Hagar
Just Wright and Derby Shoos.
In The Supreme Court of the
Northwest Territories.
,
Judicial District of 'Western Assinibola
In the matter of the estate of Thomas McDonald, de-
ceased.
Purauant to the order of the Honorable Mr. Justice
Newland% dated the 16th day of ,April, A. IL, 1007,
all matfett having claims against the above estates
are required to fond in the said claims together with
statement of seourity (if any) held by them on or be-
fore the 15411 day of July, A. D., 100/, to Messrs.
Balfour k Martin of the Pity of Regina, Advotates
for the Adnainistmtor,
Dated at Regina the 16th day of April, A. IL, 1907
neemotin & xAsing,
Regina,
2054-3
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'Royal Rose
— for --
High Grade Manitoba
Wave
III IR
Crest
— for —
,FAMILY USgi.
Diamond A.
_
PASTRY
Seaforth Milling Co.
3A03ECIX-s1.101D
The Treesurer will be at the Connell Meeting at
te2Willit?Ftirg fejnaTygc:rielgitItePdr&nitIO it)is
witenroptlfrainrisele nee. re c
2050-2 M, MURDIE, Clerk,
There is a vast difference in the lines from aea
that is smart and fashionable, that good taste and tl
s in our present showing in plain anil colorenadras ninolin,
door panels,
i14-+:44.44ik
en's lothing Dea1:
doubtle
Giallo throng the clothing advertisements, a 1te
that each and ever/clothier claims the exclusive agency lor Ovilidall bast
clothing, hats and furnishings, that his stooks are larger, bie prices lower,
and many other wild .and extraVagant claims. Any merchant, no matter how
small, an buy newspaper spaee, but his statements ate very often exaggera-
tions and mill -statements.- Any stetement we make we are prepared to back
up with the goods. Something new in high grade elothing for the .00ming
season that will defy competition. ,
Twenty-five Men's Worsted Suits, in sizes from 34 to 44) worth $1
1
season's pries. $8
Blue black and fancy prey Worsteds, nes from 34 to 44, at
i
special. •
Another shipment of Men's Tweed Pante.
Three specials in Men's Raincoats at $$.50,f1,00 sad .10.00,
6444.4.0.44444444.
Notice to Creditors!
In the matter of the estete of Peter Campbell, late of
the Townehip Of Stanley, in the County of Huron,
Yeoman, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given, pursuant to the revised
fitatuten of Ontario, Chap. lir, that all oreciltors and
others no hex claims against, the estate of the gala
d
late Petero amphell, who died on or about the 18417day of 31 reit, A. IL,- 1007, are required on or before
the ist day of June, A. D,, 1007 to tend hy post pre-
paid, or d diver to James Camp 11, Bayfield I'. O.,
one of the Executors of the estate of the said deceas-
ed, their Chrietian and Sir names, addresees and de-
aeriptions, the fell particulars of their elaime, -
'statement of their amounts and the nature of the se-
curity, if Rey, held by them. Ard further take ,
notice that after 61ICh last mentioned date, the Rz. i
eontorts of said estate will proceed to distribute the
assets of the deeemed among the parties enti-
tled thereto., having regard only to the claims' of
which they shall then have notice, and that the paid
EXeCUtkr8 Will not be liable for the said meets or any
part thereof :to 903 person or persons of v,hoto
Maims notice shall hot then have been -received by
them at thetime of ouch diseribution.
Dated at Cloderiohs this 17th day of April, 1007.
PROUDFOOT, HAYS to KAI%
Solicitors for the Executors.
Adriocates tor Administrator. 1 20534
4
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...$.4.4p-o+04-GO9-$444444-;eetse4**0
en's o
4
44431*
We have black and blue Worsteds and Serges, fettftronteadmputt in the
yarn and dyed in the wool before weaving, and are sold upon the guarantee
of manufacturer and ourselves to stand test' of sun and salt sea air not to
turn white at the edges, and sold at the eame prices.as,ordinary goods.
We have many novelties in Farley Worsteds—direct imporW—frem $1.7
to $22. We ask comparison on the above lines.
Men's Furnishings..
We present to you opportunities to buy new Hats, Shirts, Ties and
osiery—knell values as you have Dever before known.
Unmatchable Opportunities—Otn Floxmon Shirt, di linen 8± 81
Our Puritan Shirt, all double back and double front, guara
colors, full sizes, for 750,
Men's Hate in every known shape at $1125, $1.50 and $1,90.
Our " Regal " Hat, the hit of the season, at $2.00
1
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4-14.444.4.401,414,414e.
Highest Prices paid for Butter Eggs
and Wool.
DRIED APPLES WANTEDx
PIMA
1411011141.1.10010111111011.1-4-4
_Opposite Toym Building, eurner
4.4
-444-444-4
DIRECT
XPORTBRS
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