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The Huron Expositor, 1907-05-17, Page 5MAY 7; I LL_enemeelneennimew _ SHOE STORE - _ora uay ,sh,old of Summer, This being the eale w gown, and, of wiz yon naturally look to t nd good. You will not fcr men, women and ehil the heat valuta we've ever, oes for the filth, and invikt $1.50 Oxforic lia -n and n).$35O to I fs—very 110We stylea SOJA) and OR Quality" shoes foe ak-over shoes for men, attend the evening tereke drew'church and witms hg hiS horse from thq buggy part of the harness got caugh4 =a shafts, frightening tete anie ausing it to kick viciously. it him on the leg, 1..!rea1ing th Mr. Davie was removed tottie and medical aid sent tor. Thee ire was reduced and Mr. Dail* Laken to his home the aame ev- He will be laid up for ierati and Mrs. Charles Dims. have now got comfortahlt dom- .In ur ,village and they will good citizens. -Mrs. tlePhall mter's 11111 was visiting ww* in the village thist week. Chiseihurn. checkers this ,week, the too busy with fateir seed -t CPErimi Semda.yed at St. week.—Miss Jean Hertel% a, few daya at the hen* bert 13e11. -Mr. X. and Miss insman apent Sunday last is al la.-Mis.s Rsynolds, a Fixe - as for the past week been vie.. in our village, the guest a Kinarnan.-Mrs. W. Sibilling- is visiting In London and Wan- -Mas Myrtle Mal/dean spent r days during the past week vis - Mrs. R. Trannair.--Nfra. s. Miss a Slater and the Misses ci P Govenlock were the guests . M. Cluff on Saturday last. sorry to learn of the raTT-.. t11es of Mrs. T. Srnale, but she will soon be able to in. a Odd Special omethi n g and Rich tr hues of . ... ri a'NIP' a a .ne oolleotion tc seleos from. itt y and have first holm. also have a flneiiueof ;es—Gulian Sale Leather roods Co. make them ••••••,••••10.1•.•••.1.• J.• S.• ROBERTS DRUG STORE :AfeKAY, Manager Necessities iinriaMinsw in our trade Every day this doors, and yet we have a big 'apex', with ceiling and borders t41 15e, 17c, 18; 200 am. Stock of Linoleum- and Mem ,argest doileetion of these goods ,beuutiful designs in floral, block, -4 yards, 3 yards and 4 yards, a AO, St and $2 25, pts at 25e, 35e, 40e, 45c, 504 e, 15c and 20c. record year on Lace Curtain& Ler, our patterns are- numerouet 5c, 35e, 40e. 45c 50e, 60c, 64'1.50, S1.75, S1.90, & nd S5, SG. Eggs. CEA_ R oXINNON & 000 CLIMPARIOr ;LI A P- E iNGIN LSO T* PICKARD'S? ONTARJO. Exprees Wagon &e. &e. AY I -7e I-907 110 E 0 ITO - GO rth, &i Mw 1U.n,to Aft trd, datts;libor. (els, on Atay 15tit, to Aire and Mon ; oriploti -Oa and two demo( tees, tome's., ine Anty 12th, to Mr. one Um. twain soo on dounhter. nrA.WeIGN eeeele, on Ally 151.1t, co Ur. an efre, eVen, L w'.on1 ison. 1100nn-In le. ,i11 Mee 13th, the intone soa of lvir. and . 11. , elnue-In Witigh u, on UV 3n11 to ntr. and 'Arra, Eforry Awn a dauohter. rienoKtE-In Winghoin. on Moy 4the to Ur. and Aire. J. C. Leckie, IV daaghter. tenOWN--in Clinton, on Aloe. Oth, to Ali-. and Urs, fwd. Brown, a daughtor, • Clinton, on. nay 8th, to Mo and Mr. Robert/ Mershon, a 8014 N.-.1tt monis, on mny fith, to M. and mrs, ea,sea, n daughter. neEAVER-nt, South Boundry, nay, on Zeney ard, to Alr. Aro( Mre. S. 1321PCK't a8014 EARSON-In GiOdt,riall, on May 4th, to Ur. -and. ZIOlfredltrerg-"Ilii TIt;adTrii:ht, tillghAtry: 5th, to and Mrs. ThOMOrg itichardernI, a son. - JAPERS -At the Methodist paricontege, Belerave, on My 4th, to Rev. and Atre. G. W. Itivers, deughtet, itARSHAND-In Exeter, on May 3rd, to gr. end Ur% A. Marshand, a daughter. * BelarriAstes. COLDWILL-In Winnipeg, on April 26th, Ur. Gordon, John Wylto to efery,deagee of M. and Airs. John Colton!, of Exetor, rineriv of Centrolla. manaat-arciaans-On nray 8th1 at St. peorsrectory, Clinton, by Rev, 0, R. Gonne, Mary Richarde to eleory Aberluerb, both o Clinton. CAMPAIGNE--SALE-Oci May 8th, at Chalmer's oonroin Elora, by Rev. W. L. Weinman, Kate Hughes Campaigne, to Charles Edward Sale, of Goderich. Death& LOGAN•-in Toronto, On May 14th, John Logan, formerly of Seaforth, aged 78 years and 24 days. inetNIOK-In East Wawenoehee on Aley Oth, Ann Eerniok, aged 71, year and o days. 6111480N-Iu Bayffeld, on May ett; Mrs. Thos. Stin- son, sr., aged 76 years. - .QTJANOE--Ifl Exeter, on May Oth, Jennie, daughter of tire. S. T. Quance, aged 22 years, 1 month and 21 days, NON --1n Mount Carmel, Ont., on Slay 8th; Robert Lennon, aged 95 years. . netT011-In Howlok, on May 15th, Bella Robertson Wylie, wife of John Fitch, aged 36 years, 8 months and 21 day. -- LINDSAY-In Now Islekeard, on May Llth, Beatriceh youngesb daughter of err. and MFH. Wm. Lind-' say, aged 6 yeara and 6 months. •1113TCHINSON-In Brumaire, on Ably 12th, Wm, II. Hutchinson, aged 82 year, 10 months, 27 days. Western Ban Canada, 4..1-4.4-444.24+.1.441 Established by Act of Par 'lament. 4-.1% II - General Banking Business trans ..aeted. Drafts bought and sold on all parts 4 the world. Special attention given to famers, ,drovers, etc. Advances made to responsible par lies on their own notes. Interest paid or compounded four times a year at the highest current rates. • We cash Sale Notes, no matter on what Bank drawn. 117 Branohes and Agencies through- out Canada. Bit.NICERS —Great Britain—Royal Bank of Scotland ; Canada. Merchants Bank of Canada, New York, Mer- chants Bank of Canada. ••••••••••• FRANK MeGONNELL, Manager DUBLIN BRANCH, r "I'lli".11156Eica"m"'"W 41112110•112611119 MARKETS. szArowra,, may 16, 1907. Pan Wheat Jet, per buthei .. ....80 lo to so 76 .... 0 40 to 0 40 Pees, per bushel . 0 70 to 0 70 Barley, per bushel-. -0 45 to 0 46 Than, per ton 22 00 to 22 00 Shorts, pee tot; 22 00 to 22 00 Low Grade Flour, per ton ' 28 00. to 28 00 Ytour, per 100.1be.. .. • • • • • • It • • • 2 10 to 2 75 Butter, No. 1, loose.10 18 to 0 18 Bodes, tub.. . 0 18 to 0,18 r4ge, per dozen 0 15 to 0 17 6010 ° 65 lik` rifli ton . . -10 00 to 10 00 r 100 lbs, 7 60 to 7 60 Snook skin, . 0 75 to 1 00 Potntees per tougher-- ... 0 60 to 0 60 Sin, retail) per ,... 1 26 to 1 95 Wood per cord(loog) 6 00 to 7 00 'Wood per cord (shortee.. ... . 2 76 to 8 75 'Clover .Seed 9 00 to 11 00 Timothy Seed- 2 50 to 3 50 Live StOok. Markets. • . . Boermee May 14-Cittle-Ileavy, slow and steady; Oben active and leio higher ; prime steers, $5.70 to eltinleing, 35.3i to $5.65e butohers' $4.76 to *1.50; heifers, e4 to $5.85 '• cows, $3,60 to 84.76 ; e3.50 to $5 ; stookersand feedero, 83.75 to n4.76 ; stock heifers, 83 to 63,75 ; fresh cows and Springern strong to higher at e20 to $68. Verde- Aetive and steady, at j$5 to $7.50. Hogs -Active ,• nip steady ; qtheie a shade lower ; heavy, $6,60 to inedi mixed and. Yorker, $6.86 • pige, 80.80 to n6.90 ; roughs, 80 to $0.16 ; stage, 34.50 to 85. Steep and Lambs -Active and higher • Iambs, 85.50 to 88; it few so $8.10 ; yearlioge, 67 to '67,25 ; wethers, $0 to $6,85 ; ewes, $5.2e to $5.76 ; sheep, mixed, ne to $0. Ililograitct, ?flay 14-4 feature of the trade was the strong undertone to the market for cattle, an ad- vance of -I« per lb. pain in some instarioes by hue- chers for an extra choice steer, but for the average quality of tattle prices were Jinn but unchanged it week ago. The feeling, however, is strong, and the general impreesioir is that cattle will sell at higher figure)/ between now, and the end of June,. There was a. large attenclince of local buyers, and quiSo a few from Quebto, consequently the demand wag good, and, as thel supple woe not in excess of the requirements, an !octave trade was done. A few tetra chutebeeves seld at 65.86 to $0 per 100 lbs. Choice stock broughtifiec to fao ; good at 50 to 51e ; fair at 4ec to nee- ; kiwor grades at 310 to 41e per lb. There was a firmer undertone to the live hog situa- tion this morning in sympathy with the recent ad- ; Yance n pries, ranging- from 2 to 5 per cent. for Canadian bacon in the Liverpool, London and Bris- tol markets. But, owing to the act that supplies of hogs wero fairly liberal, no advance in price was established, trit the tendeney is no doubt towards a higher level. The demand fronepackers and dealers was good, and an active trace was done, with sales •of selected lots at $7 to $7.25 per cwt., weighed off (ors. Supplies of sheep and lambs were sniall, for 'which the demand for local consimption continues keen, and prices were firm. Sales of sheep were .Inadept teen to oo, ond lambs at Olo to no per while spring lambs sold at 84 to $7 each. oostiox, letightnd, Moy 14 --Canadian steers, 12e to 12ee ; States steers, 1210 1.o 12e. Trade slow but Itefrigemtor biter is quoted at 90 per lb. IAYEttrotn., :51n.y 14 --Cattle two steady at 110 to •-• 120 per lb. donned weight ; refrigerator beef le quoted at ik• per Ib. Union Stock Verde Toroneo Junction, Mey 14 -- The quality of fat cattle, with the exception of a few load, mai/ not nut as good as would be expect - led at thio Neilson of the yeor. The percentage of ihiiljed eattle wax email in comparison with the number offerod. Trade WM brlSk at the following .quote.tiono : Eaportene-Pricee ranged from $5.10 to 85,40 per ort..; ttio bnik selling ett $5.20 to bull,£q.25 to e4.50 per owe. Butobere-Best but - ethers sold at from 85 to $6.25 per cwt. for loads, it few small lots selected intim good bowie bringing a little more money ; loads of good, $4,85 to $5.10 ; medium, mixed, at 1,11.50 to $4.75 '• connuon and light, e4.35 to 61.50 ; nows 83,50 to 84,75 canners, *a lie to 33 per cwt. elilch Cows -About a dozen Milkers and springers sold at $31 to $00 each- Veal Calves -About 100 voal calves sold at $6 to $6.60 per •cwt. Sheep arid Lanlbee-A, limited number of sheep eold at $6 per cwt. nbies-Seleats sold at $0.60, aud lights at tt43,35 per oWt. Tottonro, May 15-4I1e quality of fat cattle was not as good as miitho be expected at this season of the year ; that le, while there were sotue line lots -and loade of well flpitheci, the percentage of this clans woe smalllii oonmarieori with the common to snedium cattli 011 sale. There was a good steady trade on steady priceo, especially for butcher cows, for tvhieh there in arnexcelient market. Exporters -- There were it few exPort cattle soot nt $5 to $5.30, and one lot of four btought $6.60 per mot, bid they were of extra qualiny. Export bulls sold at -$3.75 to 64.40 per ewt, lint,obers-Best butchers' sold at nein So to 84.26 per cwt. for 1084131 D. few email Iota selected from good Ion& bringing it little more enemy. Lando of :good, e4.85 to 85,10 ; medium, 3ixca, at $4.50 to 61;75 ; emounoo and liglat 44.35 SE. P*cCorner Main 'and Market Sts ar S SEAFORTH Ontario HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO ESTABLIgli ALKER, President AIM), General ra,arager ELAND, Superintendent of anches - tromiamosamenowlmgm 7 HEINTZNIAN & Paid-up Capital, $101000,000 Rest - 5 000 000 Total Assets 113 000 000 ehes throughout Canada, and in the 'United States and England A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED COMMERCtAte AND raemEns' PAPill DISCOUNTED SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT 91 Deposi,ts of $1 and upwards current rites and paid quarterly. delay whatever in the withdrawal thp deposit. F. HOLMESTED received; Intel:1:st allowed at The depositor is subject to no of •the 'whole or any portion of SEAFORTH BRANCH; Solieitor G. E. PARES, Manager. mum"' $2.6°. 631 Great Clearing Sale per owt. Mitch coon -About 00 milkors and spring- ers sold in no to $60 each. Veal Colves-The mar- -hoe foo veal calves ens fairly Wong at $3 to $6 for the' ik f 41 , o orI ugs, An extra well feel milk calf wo bring more money. Sheep and tombs -Re - mite light mooing market to be stroogerthen even Export ewes sold at $0 to 06.00 per cwt., and some choice butcher snoop, unshorn, sold on $7.76 por owt. Yeorlinge are worth es per owe. Spring lambs are worth from $6 to $13 /mph, and sinne extra heavy lambs reached $9 emit). Hogs. -Mr. Harris reports prices 12i per cwt. blither. Select% et0.0.4 and lighto $6. i per owe. - Seeds. Town*, May l4 -Quotations are nonillion at le- Alsikee fanoy, $7 to $7,20 ; No, 1, $f) to $0,110 ; No 2, fanOirt 4/7 to $7.20 ; No, 1, tiic to 49.86 ; No. 2, $0,10 to $5.40 ; No. 8, $4,20 to $4.60, Red Clover -Fallen 63.75 to 39 ; No. 1,37 to 87.25; No. 2, , 86.30 to 86.60. Thnothy-Firtn. Fancy bright Cana- dian, unhulled 42,40 to $1.06 ; No. 1, 61.70 to $2 per bushel : No. 2, $1.40 to 31.66 per bushel. • Grain, etc. Tonterro, May 14-Wheat-Fal1, 77 to 78o ; goose, 70 to 72o ; ring, 78 to 74o • oats, 45 to 47c : bar- ley, 48 to 50c '• pose, 77 to /80. Potatoes -Ontario, 85 to 90e ; eastern, 41 to 41.10 in oar loto on trot* here. Outarlo nominal; Baled Hay --Steady ae $12.130 to $18 per toti for No. 1 'timothy, and $10 to 311 for seeondary grades in oar lots on track here, Baled Straw -Steady at $6,75 to 97 per ton in car tote here. Dairy Markets. TotioneenT May 14 -Butter -The milder weather is expected to greatly inereme reeelpts, and ,deolines are expected within it few days, Oreamery 'prints, 26 to 9.8e ; wilds 24 to 26o ; dairy prints, 28 tn eelo; nubs, 2.1 to ego: Cheeee-Reempte are atilt light, and not of lirse gnolity, Prices are steady lit 1.24e for large, and 13o for tins, In job lots here. Egg0 -Prioes are unoncooged at 17 to 17ec, hut more sea- sonable weather will tend to weaken the market. Honey -Pails, 11 te e2o per lb. ; combs, $1.50 to $2.50 perdozen, according to gooney. AlOwriteAt, May 14 -Eggs -Tho egg market is veryo Arm In tone, and prices registered it sharp advance this morning. Local quotations are 18.1 to 190 per dozen, an &domino of le over Saturday's price. There is a good demand for eggs, and prices are vory firm in the country. Butter -There is a continued good demand for butter, and the market is steady in tone. Local quotations are steady at 23 to 281o. Dealers are pinong aboue 21eee In the country, and bringing 11 111 by copra's. Cheese -The cheese MAY* ket conrinues quiet and steady at len to 'Bee IMPORTANT NOTICES. 'DIGS glen SALE. -The undersigned has for sale, .I. on 'Lot 32, Concession 6, MoKillop, 35 mall pigs of extro. quality. . .7, A. MONTGOMERY, Win- thron P, 0, e • - .2057x4 si • eVor Sale or to Rent. -The residence in Eginon ville, owned by Mrs. Souter, is for min or to rent le is it good frame house and bas all necessary conveniences, a good cistern and good stone dollar. There is halloo acre of land. Apply to Be HICKS, Egmondville. • ' 20574f FARM FOR SAT/E.-For sale Lot 28, Concession 6, FOR township. The farm contains100 acres, 25 woes unbroken and 22 acres in grass, and the rest under cultivation. ' There ate on the promises frame Intro 64 x 40 ft. ;n frame stable 40 x 26 ft. ; a shed 64 x 22 11. ; and a good -frame house 1313 x 23 ft„ with kitchen attached 18 x 14 ft. Also two wells and lee acre orchard. Situated b miles from Hensel', 4 miles from Kippen, mite from pose office, Presby- terian and Methodist churches and 1 mile from school. Apply to MISS LIZZIE AleALLISTER, 11! II Green P. O., Oat 5057x8 GIRLS WANTED. oocl wages. Apply to Parisian Steam Laundry Co., Ltd., London, Opt. g057-1 Farmers' Attention. I will pay the highest market pricf3 for good fresh eggs at Livens' Store. Give me a share and oblige. Your patronoge eolioned. JOHN McNAB, Seaforth. 2007-tf 11••••••• Town of Seaforth. COURT OF REVISION. The Court of Revision will hold its fleet sitting on the 28o1-1 DAY OP MAY, A. D., 1907, on the hour of 10 ceolock in the forenoon, at the Council Chem- er, Town Hall, Seaforth, for the purpooe of hearing complaints against the Town of Seaforth Mammon Roll, A. D„1907, or any other complaint which the persons interested may desire to make and which is by law cognizable by the Court _ JOHN A. WILSON, Clerk. Dated at Town Hall, Seaforth. this ' Oth day of May, A. D. 1907. 2007-2 GRAND TRUNICMIra Victoria Day MAY 24 - Single Fare for Round Trip — Between all stations in Can- ada; also to Detroit, Port Huron. Mich.; Buffalo, Niag- ara Falls and Suspension Bridge, N. Y. Good going Thursday and Friday, May 29rd and 24-thvalid return- ing until Monday, Mity 27th. For tickets and full information. 'call 'W. SOMERVILLE, Town Agent A. F. PHILLIPS, Depot Agent. LUMBER Pin and HEMLOCK—for building purposes. SPRUCE—for farm gates & gravel boxes. .& RED CEDAR SHINGLES —xxx and xxxx. 141E71 BRUNSWICK CEDAR SHINGLES— xx, xxx and xxxx. Nine foot Anchor Pence Posts—cheap. N. CLUtF & SONS Planing Milt and Lumber Yard SEIAFORTH • • 2053-3 AT VIE Seaforth Tele, Store 15 Dave !Sale :to, reduce stook. Great Bargains will be given. Slat lbs. cooking figs for 25e, 4 lbs. dates for 26e, 3 Ms, best prunes for 25e, boot raisins 1.00 a lb., Seeded raisins 10c package, honey 10e a lbonaple syrup a quart, 12 bars O. K. syrup for 26er • , price from -4e t 6e per lb., I am still Although ft,ei have advanced in selling at the old price, as -I bought heavy stock of Black, Green and Japan Teas before the prices ad- vanced. - Seeds of all kinds, maniold and tur- nip seeds, Dutch sett onions, garden and flower seeds, butter beans, golden wax beans,best variety of early seed potatoes. Flour and Cereals of all kinds—corn- meal, oatmeal, pot and pearl barley. Wanted—Good fresh Butter and -Eggs, for which highest prizes will be paid, either in cash or trade. A. G. AULT-, -.EAFORTH —010 ir P -I ge CD oel N`"" Ka too Prete.1 gai:4) SON Cfq 1:113 en st•I CD en P -A „Pa 04 ce caz Cien CD too et o co co e+ o 121 511 Poe M. cir:) PN, 7-4 Tenders for Oement Sidewalks. Tenders for the construction of cement sidewalks in the town of Seoforth, addressed to the under - Wood, ' will be received until Monday, May 21st, 1907.- Work to be done In accordance with plane and specifications whioh oan be seen at the °torten oftice, togethor with the work to be tendered for. GEO. MURDIE, 2057-1 Chairman 81. Com. FLOUR Made by the mill in your own local town takes second place with no flour manufact'd Seaforth Milling Co. co This is the exclusive Agency for this district for these celebrated insttu. ments. Ask for the little leaflet "Why a Plana gets out of tune," and it will be easily seen why these inatruments are so iinuoh in favor with the public, both here and abroad. Before‘buying give me a call. VIPs J.JILLIPITy Mit SEAPORT!! One door North. of Richardson & McInnis' Shoe Store. Popular - Stallions TARENTUM 21795 WM. G. 011ARLE8WORTII, Proprietor. Will stand for the improvent of stock thio setuiOn AT 1118 OWN iiiTql/E r EGAIONDVILLE, and will also meet mares by appointment,' 20674 The Standard Bred Ttotting IDbla 33111119, . NO. 405n*Ainerican Trotting. Register, Will stand /Wring (he season of 1907 at ins OWN*" STlintliINfinceEFliftiaDo J. AleINTOSH, Proprietor. 2057 SIBERIAN. INNES, LIVINGSTONE & Roirrox, Props. MONDAY -Will leave own stable in Harpurhey, and go west to Melvin Clerk's, Huron Bond, Alma, for noon ; then by way of tho Huron Road at the Itattenberry Home, Olinton, for two hours, then to Alex, 'tines', Conceesion 2, eitenleynor nighteT1J. ES- DAY-Wese to John G. Steeps, for noon • then to Cook's Hotel, -Varna, for night, WEDtain3DAY-e East to for noon ; then to Strong's Hotel, Tuckersmid, for night. THURSDAY -South CMI to James Horton's for night. FRIDAY -North to Itiehard Sellertes for noon ; then to le Connor's, 2nd coneeSsion, lkibbert, for night. SATURDAY -- To Diok's Hotel, Seaforth, for noon, remaining un- til evening ; then to his own stable, whero he will remain until the folldwIng Monday morning. YOUNG SIDNITY 15188 NASH BROS.,. Proprietors, "Monday. --Will leave his own stable, Lot 18, Con- cession 3, Alelfillop, at noon, and proceed along the lst line and by way of the Logan town line At web- er's Hotel, nuhiin, from 4 o'clock to 0 o'clock, reo turning by way onthe Huron Road, tohis own stable for night, Tuesday. --To Olintonon the Commemial Hotel, for noon ; then to Ifolanesville for night. Wedneeday.-To Intern Hotel, Goderich, for noon ; then to Jonathan Miller's Hotel Smith's Hill, for night Thureday,-To Auburn, at MoBrine's Hotel, for noon •, then to AfcCaugbeeee Hotel, Blyth, for night. Friday. -To Thoe. leeilanoe learloolo for noon ; then by way of Kluburn to his own etable for night. Saturday. ---At the +deem's Hotel, Seaforth, from], 1111 6 o'clock, then to his OWti sta.bliewhere he will remain until the following Monday moining. 2057 GOLDEIsT CROWN W. 13. ALLAN, Prop. MONDAY --Golden Crown wili leave his own stable, Lot 10, Ooneession Milken, and proceed out on far ae leowlene sohoolbouse corner, to John Carter's for noon'. front there to Royal Nobel, Seaforth, for night. TICESDAY-Will proceed on North Road to John Sea,rIette, Leadbury, for noon ; thence to Long's HoteleTown Plot of Grey, for night. WED- NESDAY-I/Vitt proceed to Walton Hotel, for noon ,• thence to Allen. Bros., Ilarlook, for night. THUM- DAY--Will proceed to his own stable for noon, where he win remain until Saturday morning. SATURe DAY -Will proceed out, to eir. Gordon's, Sunshine, fotnnoon ; thence by way of Myth home, where be will remain till the following Monday morning, ,z.o5 , PRINCE of 2/IIDLOT IAN./ Whf. ROSS, Proprietor. Monday, Maylath.-Will leave hie own stable, , Lot 10 Con. 3. Stanley, and proceed east to James Dal for noon ; thence to Chas, laytmes, West End, for night. Tueedayn- Will proceed to Neil AfoGregorn, for noon ; thence to his own stable for night. Wednesday. -W111 proceed to Varna. Hotel for noon ; thence to W. Elliott's, Goshen line, for night. Thursday, --Will proceed to Hagan Bros., Parr Line, Manley; for noon ; thence to his own stable, where he will remain until Friday enema/On. Friday After- noon. --To Brue,olleld, then to his own stable, where he will remain until the following Monday morning. 2066 WILDER LEE, Jas., BERRY, Prop. - Monday. -Will leave his own kohl& Lot 8, Comes. Mon 5, IL In S., Tiackersmith, and go to }fibbed Boundary, then south 81 miles, then east to Alborb Ryctitinan's for noon ; thence to Cromarty, then north to C lilies Hotel, Staffa, for night. Theeday. -Then north ro Weber's Hotel, Dublin, for noon ; 'thence to Seaforth, at Dick's Hotel, for night. Wed- nesday. -By way of the Mill Road, to Boasenberry's Hotel, Brueefield, for noon ; thence to Varna, at Cook's Hotel, for night. Thursday, -West to Gosh- en lAne, then south to Wagner's corner, then to Nicholson' s Hotel, Blake, for noon I then sontli and nest to Bales Hotel, Zurich, for Moen. Friday. - To Ileffernan's Hotel, lieneall, for noon ; then north along the London Road, to 'Dios. Kyle's, IC)ppeti cor- ner, for night. Saturday.-Bynvey of Serong's Ho- tel, to his own stable, for noon, where be will remain until the following Monday morning. ELECTRIC B. e. BERRY & BLAIR, Proprietors, Aloncloy, May Otho -Will leave his own stable, half a mile south of Brueelield, and 0 south to Kip - pen and east to William Workman's 10th Conces- sion, Tuckersmith, for noon ; then east by way of Oromarty, and south to Farquhar, an Temperaoce Holum for night. Tuesday.-Eagb to RuseeklitIe /or noon ; then north to Mitchell, M the „Hicks House for night. We Inesday,--To Dublin, ab the Domin- ion Hotel, for noon ; then to Seaforth, at DiOles Ho- tel for night. Thursday. -To Leadbury, at William AfeGavin'e for noon ; then -by way of Walton to Blyth, at the Mason louse for night, . Friday. -To Londesboro, at the Temperonee House for noon ; then to Clinton, at 0 sbanna Hotel for night. not-, urclay.-To his own stable, where he will remain. until the 10110Wing Monday morning. . LORD HURON. THOS. DIOKSON, Proprietor. McAuley, May Oth.-Will leave bis own stable and proceed to John Dale's, Huron Road, for noon ; thence to Rueben Graham's, Clinton, for night. Tuesday. -To Edward W'ise's for noou ; thence to Wtn.nolclough's, for night. Wednetelay.-To Geo. Hudie's for noon •, thence to John Torrance'e, Por- ter's for night. Thursday.-WIll proceed down the Cut Line to Holniesvilleefor noon ; thence down the Huron Road to the lath °amnion, then oorth to Burt Murphy's for night. Friday, --no Geo. Far- quhar's, 'lunette for noon ; thence to Wm. II, Far- quhar's, 3rd concession, Hullo% for night. Satins, day. --To his own stable, Seaforth, where he will re- main until the following Monday morning. 2005 CLAYMORE. ' B. B. STEPHENnON, Proprietor. Monday, Hay 611i, will leave his own et -able, at Constance, and proceed 21- miles !moth, then east to John AfeDowelts, for noon I then east to Roxboro, then north le miles, then eat to JIM Ikerrance's for night. Tuesday. -By way of the North Gravel Road to John Grieve's for noon ; then to Allan Broen, Han oak, for night, Wednesday. -- At bis own stable. Thursday. --North mites, then4wese to Wm. Stew- art's for noon ; then west to Wm. Ball's, Bone Line, for night. Inelay.-Ily Ivey of Base Line to ',home Cornish's for noon ; then to Jas. Reynold's, Lot 32, Concession 4, Hulled, for night natitrday.-At his own stable, where he will remain until the following Monday morning. MAC OF NEWFIELD MoINTOSII, Peopriet,or MONDAY. --Will leave his own stable, Lot 8, Con- cession 12, Melallop, and proceed to Win. Morrison, jres, 10th Concession, fornoon ; then t,°J. Shame:en 12th Ooneendon, for night. TUESDAY. -West to Hullete, for noon I then to Mason's Blyth, for night. WEDNESDAY. -West to John Preffens for noon ; then to J. Higginbottones for the night. TIIIIRSDAY.-TO 1. 0. 3100owaneo East Wawanosb, for noon ; then to' W. Phelates for night. FRIDAY. -To Wm. tlholdieen, Grey, for noon ; then to James liniliceon'e Or night. SATUR- DAY.--lionte to his own /table, where he will ro- e/nein utitil the fonowing Monday morning. 2056- . WRITE HEART. • / WILFRID MORROW, Proprietor, Will etand for thertraprovemeot of stock this KM+ sdn at Morrow Bros,Livery, Seaforth. 2050 WILKSHAIK, (1OVENLOOK 131108., Proprietors. Monday -Will leave his own stable, two miles north of Seatorth,and go to Dublin, at Weber's hotel, for hoot( : then to Oarlin's hotel, Staffa, for night. -Taeoday - To Stronone hotel. Tuokersmith, for noon •, then to hie - own stable for night. Wednes- day -Will proceed to Clinton for noon, at the Com merelal hotel : then to Hohnesviele for night. Thu day --To Goderich, at the Colborne home, for n000 then to Andeow Young's, Colllbrne, for night F day -To Auburn, at the Auburn hotol, for noon ; then to Blyth, at the Commercial hovel, for night. Saturdoy-To Wesley Beae.ones, Hemlock, for noon ; then to Me awn, stable, where he will Amain uneil the following Monday morning, 2057 1 ICING CHARMING IV GEIGER & HUDSON, Proprietors. nort Harvey's, Kipper), for noon ; Monday-1to A. 11 leave his own stnble, nonam, and proceed then boono for night. Tuesday -North and emit to Strong's hotel, Tuckeremith, /or 'noon • then to Dick's hotel, Seafortb, for hight Wednesiday - By way of Mill Road, to Iloesenberry's hotel, Brueefield, for noon ; then to Cook's hotel, Varna, for night. Thursday -Soot*, by Parr Line, to Isaac Hudson's, Hills Green, forenoon•, then west to Blake, then imuth to John ()Alger% for night. Friday- East to his own stable, where he will remenn until the fol- lovslognitonday morning. 2057 ° PRINCE OE HURLF0111). SMILLIE 111108., Proprietor& MONDAY, May 13, will leave his own stable, one mile south of Brucefioid, and proceed to Varna, for noon I thence south by Parr Line to Ralph Stephen- eon'eefor night. TUMAY-By Parr Line, to Jag. Love's, Hills Green, for noon ; thence by Kippon lo hie own stable, for the night. WEDNESDAY -At his own atable. THURSDAY -By ownoof 2nd (low 0(881011, 10 Alex. Sinclair'*, for noon ; thence by 41.h Concession, to James McIntosh', • Mill Road, for night. FRIDAY --13y 2nd Concession, 11.- R. S., to Appelton Eleoat's, for noon ; thence by 2nd 'conces- sion to his own stable- SATURDAY -To his own stable, _ Sla.) STANTON wm, O. GOVENLOCK, Proprietor, Monday, -Will leave his own stable, Eginondville, afte.r dinner, and go to Walton, at Sage's Hotel, for night. Tuesday. -To Cranbrook, at Long's Hotel, fer noon ; then to Brussels, st Brown's Hotel, fen • night. Wednesday, --To Ethel for noon ; then south to Lot 29, Con. 14, Grey, at W. Pettereon's, for the night Thursday, -South to II. Benneweise 5 miles omen of Leadbury, for noon ; then home for night. Friday. -At his on stable. Saturday. --At hie own atable for noon;,.then at the Royal }Lae!, Seaforth, from 1 p. in. till 0 p. 111. 2457 BEST MAN. JAMES EVANS, Proprietor. leave his own stable, Beechwood, and go to P. Wood's, Logan, for noon ; then to bit( own seable for the night, Tuesday. -To John Mur. ray's for noon ; then to J. G. Grieve's for Vie night. Iffeeneeday. - To John Little's, Concession 8, for noon ; then to his own stable for night. Thursday. --To Dominion Hotel, Dublin, for noon * then to JOStipti Atkinoon's, Ribbed, for night. lekday.-To Aladin Curtin% Huron Road, for noon ; then to James Dorrance's, MoKlItop, for night. Saturday. - To his own stable for noon, remaining until the fol- lowing Monday morning. CIJENDRIE PRINCE. J. W. NoTT, Proprietor. Wednesday, -Will leave hie own stable, Lot 40, Concession 2, J./. Ito S., Tuckersmith, and go south limiest° the Mill Road, then east along the MM Road to Geo. Aberhart's, for noon then to Sea - forth, then west along the Huron Road to (I. C. jr., from 4 to 6 o'clock ; then north to Thos. McMichael's, Hullett, for night. Thursday. -West to Fowler's ochool house, then south to the Huron Roadethen weee le miles to LOWE Orioles for noon ; then by way of Raneford's side road to his own amble for night, Where he will remain until the fol. lowing Wednefeley morning. 2055 BURSAR. GOVENLOCK & AR01113ALD, Proprietors. Monday, May fitio-Wilt leave his own stable, lot, 80, Concession 12, licKniop, and proceed to R. Dodds, Lot 22s COncession 5, McsKillop, for noon ; then to Dick's Hotel, Seaforth, for night, Tuesday. -By oval of the Zan concession, Tuokersmith, r Thomas Coleman's for noon ; then north to Joseph Daman's, Lot 7, Conceesion2, Hullett, by way of Aima, for night. Wednesday. -North to Henry Tay- lor's, len 0, Concession 11, Hullett, for noon ; then to his own stable for night, Thursday,-'- Will go east S. Forbes', Oonceselon 14, MoKillope for noon ; then north to Oliver Turnbull's, Concession la Grey, for night. Friday. -Wein, then north to Mr. Bird's far noon ; then north to the American Hotel, Brussel, for the night. Saturday. -South to James Bolger% Concession 8, Morris, for noon ; then _to his own stable, where he will remain Until the following Monday morning; - 2055 FLASHWOOD'S LAST. THOS. DICKSON, Proprietor. monena, May Oth.-Will leave his oven stable and proceed to Thos. Melody's for noon, remaining there until 0 o'clock I thence to Wm. Grennmet'nfor night, Tuesday. -To Janes McKay's for noon I thence to John Armstrong's for night. Wednesday. -To E. Belle, west end school house, for noon • thence to Arthur,Dalels for night. Thureclay.--To'Jas. west of Ininbunn for noon, reinaining there until o'clock ; thence to John Lelpens for night. Friday. -To Hugh Alexander's for noon e thence to Wm, McLure's for night. Saturday.--io his own stable, Seaforth, where he will remoin until the following Noway morning. 2056 LORD. WOLESLEY. LIVINGSTONE & HORTON, Proprietor. Monday. -Will leave his own etable' Stan, and go west and north to Charles Gormley's;for noon ; then to Patrick Connors', 8rd concession of Hibbert, for night Tuesday.-Inorth to the Huron ROW add enst to Dublin, at WeLern Hotel, for noon ; then south along tho Centre Road to hie own stable, where% he will remain until the following day at noon. Wed- needay Noon. -South to Cromarty, then emt to •Alex. Dow's, Fullerton Town Line, for night. Thurs- day.-43outh and east by way of Mount Pleat/ant, at Alfred Roes', for noon ; then south to Kirkton, at Taylor' Hotel, for the night. Friday.-Weet to John Delbrido's, Wincheleia, for noon ; then west, to Robert Sellerylo oonoession 4, Usborne, for the night. Saturday. -East si d north to the lelibbert boundary, at James Pallantyne, jr., for noon ; then by way of the Centre Road to his own stable, where he will remain until the following Monday morning. COLONEL GRAHAM T. J. BERRY & F. BENGOUGII, Proprietare. Monday, May Ilth, will leave his own canine and proeeed east to Thos. Vennens for noon ; then north to Chiselhurst, and east to Geo, Y. Wren's for night. Tuesday, -Enst to Centre Road, then north to Stale hotel for noon ; then west to David Hills for night. Wednesday.-Weet to Hugh nleefillans corner, then south a mile and a quarter to Win. Hogortleic, for noon ; then west to Kippen, 10 Robt. Cooper's for night. Thursday.-- West to Hagan Bits., Hills Green, for noon ; then south to Zurichrltoad, and West to Johnston's hotel, Zurich, /or night, Friday. -East to James Green's for noon ; thenco to his own stable for night. Saturday. -West to 2nd ocoi. Hay, and riouth to Rodger Northeottee for noon ; thence east to London Roan, then north to his own stable where he will rowan until the following Monday mornings . 2050 The Home of the Draught Stud, The extra well bred Clydesdale Stallion,RING THOMAS (12625); The splendid Shire Stallion, GILLLBRAND ROYAL, Vol.2S. The celebrated Shire Stallion, SOUTHPORT (20041) Wihl fst.nd for the improvement of otook thio mason Jet . T J. BERRY'S , d Exchange §tables, Hen= If it's here, it's right Pick a flaw, if possible, in our Suits or Overeoats, Turn them inside out—every little detail shows the bane of tbe master tailor. N ) hurried work, no skimp nothindslighted ; that is why they fit oo pexfeetly, an hold their shape so much better than any others. When you spend your money for elothes, you certainly want he Best Possible, Sonte men imagine they ean do as well at one store nother. A great mistake, 'Look through other ,stores if you will, aud you'll find you can do better here, because our clothes look bet- ter, fit better, and are better. Suits and'Coats a1 $ .0 $7, $12 and 444. 90 We take an honest pride in Our clothing, and you ri on't let you, have anything that isn't just right. If it's here, Raincoats at 46.50, $7.50 and $9.50 Suit Specials—Broken lots at 85; solid. wort .Black and Blue Suite, pure worsted at 18,6G ds, alt saze, at$8 One hundred und fifty Pairs of Men's Tweed_ Panto sit 41,25 A pile of Men's odd Vests at 75e each Boys' and Youth& Vestb at 25e Shirts, Neckwear and other good things various stocks as, makes selection easy, at less than usui prices Negligee Shirts—two specials at 80c and $1.10 ' Men's Working Shirts, Puritan brand, M '75e, double front and 4ck, double stitched, extra large, fast colors, wear guaranteed Our great glaxman Shirt extra iarge, pure linen, rev bargain at $1 each men—such ausin 01 We are able to announce Lore ever had SPEOIALS—Paney Mu ins at 10e, 12ke and Fancy. Organdies at 200 22o and 25e See our special line of obtonVoiles at 12ic All prices in Fancy V stings. Great assortment of B1aok and Black and White 11;rualins Fancy SHIA in cheekanripes, from 50 to Summer Shirt Wais and Coats Suits We have prepared a most tere.ptiteg display at prices that shouid; hundreds to the store, You cannot duplicate these values elsew Shirt Waists at $1, $1,19 and $1,50` Point d'Esprit'Net Waists at $3.25 and $3.50 Colored Chambray Suits at Colored Zephyr Suits at 85 White Muslin and Organdie at $5 and $7.50 Imdies' Spring Coats at $5, $6 40 and $7 Semi -fitting Coats at $7 and $8.5C Loose Tweed Coats, seven -eighth leiDgtht at $7,35 to 4444+444.4.4.1144114. Highest Prices paid for Butter Eggs and Wool. - Opposite Town Buildieg, Corner Main an Will stand for snares at his own stable in BRUSSELS at a service fee of $25 tojunre. KAPLAN won four first prizes this Spring at stallion shows. His colts have beets winners at all the looal shows for the last three years, Kspian?fi breeding is of the best blood in ths trotting horses of AMOtiO4# IC.Aplan's full brother, Kacella 2.0n, was tho fastest four year old stallion in America in 1902. Hie $ire, Krutnlin, 2.0n, waa oham- pion stallion of the world in 1902, his grand sire. Lord Roue; wu full brother to Mend 5„ 2.0n his darn, Almira, by Keurooky ?dace, is the dant of six in the list t his graed dam, Alma, 2.28, by Hambletonisn 10, is a producer of peed;shis greet grand dam, Clara, by American Star. has Ecr blood in more 2.10 trotters then any other mare; in 1806 2 10 trotters, 11 out of 33 zarriei her Wood. Pafittirt) furnished for mares. All accidents at owner's riek. SCOTT & WARWICK Brussels Ont.