The Huron Expositor, 1907-05-24, Page 5ct4.
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Wiw
Et is a eh.vtea
it. It as style, it hft-
rr$ 110 other shoe has
leaking in, -boats it is
r is Goodyeat welted*
ader the feet.
Der Ca, and Pateat
wi ithe.
'or the signof the
;enamor styles of the
t call and look then
knci S5.00 per pair, anl
SON)
Leen Qa ity " shoes
Aloes for men.
43
*t lPort AT-
- Of Thou;
Of thss
seadiav
on,
ral
; the doctor arrived. aim
!Foam Lake, Saskatebe-t
well known in this v1-;;
much and deservedly
David Follick is
ddItion to his dwenriog,
School Association con-
>uth 'Huron was 17cid
erlan church en Mori-
, and evening !ast tad
Fely attend::d. Delegates
rorn nearly 'ell the Sab-
Ind churches within the
Association were pre -
"s an active and :helpful
Firoceedings and a new
stimulus has been given
work. The addresses,
not space to allude to
of a particularly
th-
acer and were much
and the good ladies ad -
a the pleasure of the oc-
vidink an excellent sup -
all the delegates and
in Sabbath school work
invited. The interesli
the sessionwere beigh-
presence of Rev. 3. C.
Toronto, the general
;he Sabbath school ow-
: delivered a very pleas-
- address.—We are pleas-
'. John Blatchford ea11a4
ed to be around town
:r. Priest le here visitin
rs. Hawke, and as they
privileged to see each
than a score ot years
was .a particuia.r/y
. and Mrs. 'Hassell are
Ir. and Mrs. J. W.
rrs. Hassell's parents.
who has held very Un-
ions with Life Maur-,
tes and who has been
ful, has recently accept-
;osition in the state a
D. W. Foss, our old
and reliable baker and
and who has been so
;..ed for such a long term
hia business Is, this
gret to state, crInfined
through illness but we,
see him around -1.galts.
the busy time with the
the effect of nt tking
hat quiet In our village -
times are corning.
' 'Walton.
tn.—During the former
:week it was only a ccun-
ice to see farmers plovv-
rising in the fields with
te and mitts on, whilei
?edestrians bad to sub-
'-l.f Mr. R. A. McLennan's
out an artificial char -
the Arctic and Atlantic,
the pent up and frozen
in the far north, and
.ing, It would make the
nis country like that of'
, t would confer a .greatt-
suffering humanity than
'.rits of the .A.itoedia Gob-
og,aph concert was-givere
eiting last, In the school
krae not very largely at -
cement basement of the
pause is being built this
I-, John Stewart, of Pil'yth.
Fry:and men, of Brussels,
t
the brick work on Mr.
k-r.'s residence, while the
re busy with. the frame
. house of Mr. 'JohnWatt.
M. ana A. G. Genemelle
itievieited with, Walton
week.—A 'number from
will go to Seaforth on;
itness the football matcb
Hurons and the Fall
—A new wire tence 'has
r aiong the front of the
S. L. McDonald, - which
Fry neat and tide' appear-
eondesboroe
Thos. Robertson has im-
ppearance of his house by
1.1 ;sainting ft.—The re -
a. mother of Mr.
'g, were brought here mit
,ight. The funeral will
Thursday.—Mr. L. Hin,
'IA Sunday, the guest of
3. Johnston.
I fa
-
ding the
at $3.00 e
NADA.
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7
ONTARTO,
ronto, ater
eek. Bre,
re the
;rkC was oni
,
auao o
eaTE,
8
Sruoefield. ;
weber 1st the Sovereign; Bank, Bruce
ti Wednesday cycninge. 7630 to 0 ps m.
Menager.
a205440_
. emeasseseisedeasasseete
orth, on May 18th, tq M. tnd tire,
, on.
°Raton on May 214, to gr, and
Frakhert, a daughter.
. on Mey 14th, to Mr. :04 mrs. Wm
daughter.
elrend Bend. on May Ilth et) M.r. and dim
Gill, a eons
-In Wroxeter, tra May LOtb, to Mr. and
, O. Stewaets twin bop._.
;
-DABUS-111 Henan, art ?Ay 15th,by Rev. -"-
Joseph Gibeoli, of liensall, to Loutse
Zurich.
, Deaths.
ortb, on,510a. 291b, Joseph M-
1 5
years,
--As Foam Lake, Sask., on May 13t1a.
bedsore eldest on of Mr. Peter Rob-
Tuckersmith, aged 43 ;years, 2 months
neall, on May lath, Catharine B.
3. Sprung, aged . /0 years and 5
on May 13th1 armee Finsviok,
JOrlea.
Tuokeremith, on lilaY 13th, 'Thomas
aged 50 are and 9 tnonths. ,
ott May 14th, Elwiri, in -
of Mr, and Bus. George ;Proctor,
East Wawanosh, on May 14th, Robt.
• aged 63 years.
Dashwood, on May 13th, Rich, Adams.
Exeter,on May Ilth, Thos.Ouchnore,
ears.
n Wroxeter, On May 16th, Lawrenee
ged 81 years azul 10 days.
SALE REGISTER.
dday,. May 31st, at 1 o'clock p. m., at the
mot Mies Felguson, n Egmondville 2 doors
the Woollen Mill, Houeehold furniture.
a Ferguson, Proprietress ; Thomas Brown
2058
stern Ilan
Canada.
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tablished by Aot of Pa r
lin:tent
ttt Titiaz
General Banking Business trans -
Wafts bought and sold on all parts
*I the world.
Special attention given to farm
drovers, etc.
Adva ces made to responsible pair
*son her own notes.
Inter st paid or compounded four
tunes a year at the 'highest eurrent
A
Wee cash Sale Notes, no matter on
what BanIk drawn. ;
-;
111 Branches and Ageneies through-
out Canada.
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BANKERS—Great Britain -Royal
Denied Scotland ; Canada. Merchants
Bank of Canada; New York, Mer-
vbants Bank of Canada.
ANIMN•3102311•1•33
sun MoOONNELL, Manager
DUBLIN BRANCH,
MARKETS.
SNAFOR,T0,, May 16, 1007.
Yell wheat-. . . . ......... .. . 75 to 80 75
Date, per bushel „.; 0 40 to 0 40
Pew, per bushel*. . 0 70 to 0 /0
Parley, per bttshel .... . ........... 0 45 to 0 45
Bran, per ton , 22 00 to 22 00
Shorts, per ton s 22 00 to 22 00
Iowan:de Flour, per ton ea co to 23 00
Flour, per 100 lbe a 2 10 to 2 75
totter, No. .. . _4%4o 18 to 0 18
Butter, tub 0 18 to 0 18
Age, per dozen .... . - .. „0 15 to 0 1.7
Corm... • • • • • -.......................6010 05
Be; per . 00 to 10. 00
Bide; per 100 lbs a.. 7 50 to .7 50
Slue'. skins, , 0 75 to 1 00
rotates per bushel 1.. 0 50 to 0 (30
Salk retail) per barrel......... .. 1 25 to 1 35
- Wood per cord(long). .... .. 6 00 to 7 00
ewriva.peseredeare 292.700506 totote .3.031 _An7605
Timothy Seed
E. E
ALEX.
A. H.
Br
Branihes th
I A G
IlEAD
DIAN BANK
COMMERCE
'i?XCE TORONTO
ALIKE P dent
LAIRD, General Manager
ELAN Superintendent of
cats
EsTARLISI1RD 1807
Paid-up Capital, $10,000,000
Rest, - 5,000,000
TotalAssets, - 113,000,000
oughout Canada, and in the United States and England
NERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED
COMMERCIAL AND FARMERS' PAPER cepaouNTao
S VINGS BANK DEPARTMENT 91
eonsit of $1 and upwards received ; interest itilowed at
t rat e and paid quarterly. The depositor is subject to no
whale er in the withdrawal of the whole, or any portion of
posit.
SEAFORTH BRANCH.
Mi ED, Solicitor G. E. PARKES Manager.
1)airy Markets.
, _
Tottoxr:;, gity 21-Tietter-T1ie reeelptre continue
with very little otteof top quality. Crean. ery
a , 24 to 25c • solids, 21 to 22e ;Idatry prime, 19
a, Me. CheeeelPrieee are firm at 13e for large, and
,1.10 for twine. Eggs -Firm, at 174 10 18e a dozen.
Boney-Pails, 11 ta 120 per lb. ; :nubs, 81.50 to
12.60 perdozen, according to quality.
IfOrke.th, May si--Entter-Markeid improvement
In reeeipte characterized the market for butter last
'week, The totals were 29,123 paekages against 10,-
1021mi:eget: for the week previous.; The market
tenth:um in very easy shape and tadeit were mgde at
St. Hyacinthe or: Saturday a1200. On the local
market the price retrains unchanged at 21 to 210.
Receipts to day were 206 packages. Eggs -The egg -
market is arm and higher„ wholesale, 18o ; single
ietses. 10e ; eeleets, 21e. Cheese -The price is firmer
attne to 13e, and it is statett that chums the week
prices may go still higher.
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ItINIKW-MMICkgRaliMiggelasevelaae
INTZMAN & CO.
T A.geney for this district for these celebrated instru.
ments, Ask for the little. leaflet "Why a Plane gets oat of tune," and it
will b easily,Seen Why these instruments are so much in favor with. the
pablie, both here and abroad. Before buying give me a call.
MsIds LLIN, all SEAPORTII
Ore door North of Richardson McInnis' Shoe Store.
those, et ;rhthad Uccii brought on the market att
exrr • i Mil Cows -..'..limited number of
'nit kers tid sprin ,ers of fahlto good quality sold at
840 to 11 etude Vaal Oaives-Veal calves Hold, at 84
to *5.60 per owt, heep and Lambs -Export sheep
sold at .„1 to se.se or cwt. alloge-No howl were
offered, but prices were quoted at 86.75 for selects,
and $6. • for kilt land fats.
Mon litab, May I -Oh le beeves sold at 5e to
Gee * g od at uo to No,: fair at 4ito to 4e, and lower
grades At Bic to- ic :per lb. the firmer feeling
which rcvaiIed in the market for hogs early last
week,
to -day
extent,
in ad
hacon,
In prie s of 2e
crease he deman tifor hogs this morning, and the
gp.,
compet tion betw en buyers for supplieewas keener
than it has been for some weeks past, coneequently
an act ve trade AS dents and soles of selected lots
were n ade Ise .25 to; $7,40 aer cwt., weighed oft
the ear . Thema Rot for sheep and lambs was quiet
owing 1 • the mint.nited email supplies coming for-
ward, f r whieh the demand is keen from the lead-
ing but ere and prices are firmly maintained, with
sales of sheep at ei to 0e, and lambs at Ot to 7o per
lb. A ew spring'iambs were on the markets which
old 81 to 80 each.Receipts of calves are decreas-
mb
ing so le, but ppilie are still emple to fill all re-
quirem nts, and a fair, trade was done at prices
rangin lrom 85 80 each, as to size and goolity,
Tono TO, 'Way 2_ Cattle -Ex otters - Not many
shippin cattle were on sale, and it was well that it
was so because tile market for them was not nearly
as good as at the Junction. Pricee ranged from 84.90
to 45.3 , and $5,40 was reported for a few choice
eattle, nt no Wade were reported at the latter prim.
Butohe 8 -Prices Were decidedly lower all along the
line. •oked lots $5 to 85.10, and one lot of I choice
cattle old a *5:25 ; load of good, Scee to 04,00 ;
mediun $4.40 to $4.65 ; cows, 83 to $4.80, Mich
Cows-2rade in milkers and, springers was fairly
good,' paces ranging from *85 to $00 each, and one.
choice qow was repotted as being sold at $80. Sheep
and La ibs-Expott ewes sold at $0 to $0.5apet• cwt.,
rams,8 to 85,5 ; yearling larnbs, 87.50 to es per
cwt.; sp tig lam.: 88 to 87 each for the weak, and a
few pie ed heavy mbs at more money; Hogs -The
run wail light. M . Harris quotes best at 86.75 per
cwt., anU seleets a 86.50.
as since 5 developed into strength, and prices
%lanced 1 e tom
2ec per t. This is, to some
j
due to th con ued Strong and encourag-
icee from Euro eat), sources on Cana/Bart.
vhich on aturday, noted a further advance
4o per wet which tended to in. •
Meeting o the Huron County
CcuncH.
The 0 unoil of the Corporation of the County of
Huron vitt meet in the Council Chanaber, in the
town of 'oderloh, 43 o'clock on Tuesday, the -41h
day of J me next. All accounts against the county,
requirin settlente 1, must be placed with the Clerk
before d y of meet ng.
W. LANE, Clerk.
Dated 1007. 2059-2
y 20th,
Gr
Se
Ano
$1,009
C01116
gainS.
Six I
dates
best r
a lb., maple s
best B rice fol
Stare for 25
25c, 12 bars of
lb.bar H. P. $
25c. .
Also great
and Ja1.an Te
and you will
Prices, 10c to
Coif e from
Best flour,
cream of wh
cereals syrup
malt a d whit
All k nds-of
and bo
Wan d—G
and Po
will be
at clearing Sale
AT THE
forth tea Store
her 15 days' sale to clecir out
worth of goods. Come one,
II, an4 get some of the bar-
s. cOo
or 25c,
isins 10
ing figs for 25e, 4 lies.
lbs. best prunes for 25c,
a Ib. seecled raisins 10c
ru 2.40 a quart, 6 lbs.
. 4 packages of Corn
, 10 bars J'uctd.'s soap for
O. K. soap for 25e, three
ap for 16c, regular price
;
Values in black, green
s,' Just buy a pound,
sure to come for more.
c per lb.
5e t� 40c per lb.
rolled oats, cornmeal,,,
at, and all ,kinds pf
and Tao] assee ; cidtp,
wine vinegait and coal
1 (
urect meats, ham, bacon
od fresh Butter, Eggs,
atoedf r which highest prices
aid, ei 'her int cash or trade;
Grfon, etc.
TOROSTO, May 21--Wheat-leal1, 80 to 85e ; goose,
'late 73e ; spring, 76 to 78e ; oats, 46 to 48e : bar.
_len 50 to. tee ; peas, 77e. Potatoes -Delawares,
diss-to 81.10 in ear lots on traek her. Baled Hay--
413 to 313.50 per ton Inc No. 1 timothy, and $12 for
Secondary grades in ear lots on track here. Baled
Sertrae.w-Steady at $6.an to erase pet ton in car tots
I
., ..
Live Stook Markets.
LONDON, Engiend, May "el -Cattle are selling. al,
11/. to .1.24:: per lb.'dressed weight; refrigerator
beef is quoted at ie. to etc per lb„ .
Urger:ma May •21 --United States steers, 12/e. No
-Ceno,dians on the mo,riset. Trade is slow and the
market weaker.
Gtaseew,May et. -Cattle met 4 fair trade at slight -
Iv redUeedpriees from the nuerket or a fortnight
ago. Prices for top quality were 12c per lb. ; sec-
ondary, 11 to 11te per lie, butte, 10 to tete.
ilvermat May 21-1Jattle-Active and steady at 10o
higher; pirme steers, e5.70 to 50 ; shipping, 85.40
to 45.75 ; butcher'? $4.00 to $5,60 ; heifers, $4 to
15,50 ; cows, $3.50 to 81.85 ; bulls, $3.50 to $5 ;
/4reekere aud feeders, $3,75 to *5 ; stock heifers, $8
to 83.75 ; fre4h cows and aptingers, steady to .$2
lower at $20 to 8.56. Veals-Astive and higher, at
45 to 87.75. flogs -Fairly active and steady , heavy,
80,60 to $6.85 ; mixed and Yorkers, $6.80 ; pigs,
86.80 to $6.86 ; roughs., $5.901,t0 $6 ; stags, $1.50 to
45. Sheep and Lambs -Active '-• sheep steady ;
Jamb, 15e higher ; iambs, $5.60, 1088.15 ; yearlings,
° 47 ttt $7.25 ; wethers, $6.26 to 86.50 ; ewes, 835.25
tos85.76 • sheep, mixed, $3 to 86.
Union'Stoek Yo.rds, Toronto Junction, May 21 --
Cattle -The quality of -fat clb.ttle was fairly. goo -1, in
act there were several of the best loads ef cattle
setenOn the market this season. Tmde was slow and
Takes were certainly not any better, and in some of
the lower grades of exporters and butchers they
were lower, The feet is, drovers have been. po,yieg
'too high prives in the country. One drover,who
14_4 paid Kee to S45.00 in the country, had to take
se.tis for then: on the market, and he was not alone
lathes retipeet, as many lost money. Exp eters-
Pnees ranged front 0.20 to 85.45, with one or two
Loads at 85.50 per cwt.; the bulk selling s,t 55.20 to
*545. Export bull's e.4.15 to $4.35 per wet. Butch-
sers-Prime plotted butcher*: sold at from els $5,25;
loads of good, $4.85 t:: $5.10 ' • medium at 5k50 to
. 41.175 ; common, scar) to $4.50per owe. 0 we sold
r
from% to 50c per cwt. tower, as the demand for
thenthae eased off. Feeders and Stocke A few
roads ot feeders for short -keep purposes were re-
VOrted as selling at.$4.80 to 55.15 per ewt. Many of
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IgPORTANT: NOTICES,
PROPERTYFOlt SALE. -In Varna, a wagon shop
and two hOuees for gale Atl the .buildings are
frame. Will be sold at °nee. Apply to Mrs. Win,
Purdy, Sea,forth.
AUfat SEAFORTH
•
TJR
ide
'the
mill
in
your
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Ilpel
town
tsales
seconcl.
iplace
.with
no '
:flour
mannfbict'cl,
Seafprtk Milling Co.
2058•4
HEEP LOST.-Stra •ed from Lot 4, Concession 2
IdoKillop, on Or about April 804h, 8 ewes an
four lambs, Any information about the same ss•til
Pc suitably rewarded. John Kelm, Dublin P.O.
2068x1
TAMWORTII BOAR; FOR SERVICE. -- The un-
dersigned has for service On Lob 24, Canoes-
elon 3, II, R. S., Tuckersmith, a Thorobred Tam-
worth Boar. $1,00 pa able at dine of service, with
privilege of returning if necessary. II, HAMILTON,
Seafottla - 2049x4
.
BOA& FOR SERVIOE,---The undersigned will keep
tor service on Lot32, Concession 0, McKillop,
the thoroughbred Berkshire boar, " Tom Winner,"
bought from George Dale & Son, Alma, Terries 81,
with the privilege of returning. J. A. MONTGOM-
ERY, 'Winthrop. 2058x2
A UCTION SALE, of Household furniture on Fri-
day, May 810, at 1 o'clock pals,, a the resi-
dence of Miss Mary Ferguson, Egmontiville, 2 doom
south of the Woollen Mill, the following °Teets, con-
sisting of bedrooni sufts, chairs, tables, matresses,
carpets, curtains, coal stove with oven, iamps, glass.
ware and crockery and other household effects, all
of whioh will be Held; without reserve, as the pro.
priecress is leeving Egenondville. Terms. of sale -$5
and under cash, over that meant three months'
oredit on approved joint notes. 6 per cent. per
annum alio:valor cash. efiss Mary Ferguson Pro.
prietress ; Brown, Auctioneer, 248-1
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Onr Suis are sewn with linen thread, shrunken and well -tailored. If
you buy a Ault fromus for a boy, young man or a gentleman, you will be
Sure to have good wear.'
MAN'S SUIT FOR $7.00—Man's Suit, made of ration's Domestic
Oloth, of strong fabric, in dark add light brown mixed effect1 splendidly lined,
and a snap at per snio $7.00.
MAN'S SUIT FOR $9.00—Man's Suit, made of extra heavy weaves,
also fine cloths, in dark and, light Utley overcheaks, plain cloths and mixed
effects, double or single breasted, extra fine linings, at per suit $9.00.
MAN'S SUIT FOlt $10,00—Man's Suit, made sintt0le and double
breasted, in fine worsted finished tweede,Ismooth and hard, m brown. and Ox-
ford grey grounds, *ith fancy dark or light overcheek, also in stripes, in dark
shades with light stripes, well tailored, at 810.00,
Long Silk Gloises, in white and cream, at The $1 and $1.25,
Long BLit& Silk Gloves at per pair $1.00.
Oash paid for butter and eggs.
POPLESTONE -&. GA_RDINETI 9
• (SVOOESSORS-TO MESSRS. MoKINNON & 00.)
BLIMEly
ma ONTARIO.
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Popular
Stallions
SIB RIA.N.
1NNES, LIVINGSTONE & HORTON, Prope.
leave own stable • in Harpurhey,
and go west to Meiviu Olarles, Huron Road, Alma,
for noon ; then. by way .of the Huron Road at the
Rattenbody House, Clinton, for two bourn, then to
Alex. Innes', Conceselotr 2,Stetileylor night. TUES-
DAY -West to John G. !Sterna's, for noon * then to
Cook's Hotel, Varna, for night. WEDelkiDAYe-
,
East to ' for noon ; then to Strong's
Hotel, Titekeretnith, for:night. THURSDAY -South
east to James Ilorton's for night. FRIDAY -North
to Richard Sellery's for noon ; then to P. Connor's,
2nd concession. ilibbert„ for night, SATURDAY—
To ItiolOg 113te1, Sertforth, for noon, remaining un-
til evening •, then to his, own stable, where he will
remain until the following Monday morning,
Odd
Special
Something
and
Rich
Is our lines of. . .
Doulton China
YOUNG SIDNEY 18188
NASII 131103,, Proprietors.
Monday, ---Will leave his own stable, Lot 18, Con.
cession 8, McKillop, at noon, and proceed along the
1st line and by way of the Log= town line at Web -
arts Hotel, Dublin, from 4 coolook to 0 o'clabk, re-
turning by way of the Huron Road, Whitt own stable
for night, Tuesday. -To Olintonatt the Consmeacial
Haat, for noon ; then to Holmetwille for night.
Wednesday. -To learesiHotel, Goderteh, for noon i•
then to-Jonathen Miller's Hotel, Smith's Hill, for
night. Thursday, -TO Auburn, at MoBrine's Hotel,
for noon •, then to tfe0aughey's Hotel, Blyth, for
night. Friday. --To Thos. Nellans', Ilarloak, for
noon ; then by way of laitiburn to his own Amble for
nighti. Satardo,y.-At the geenes Rotel, Sea -forth,
from 1 till 6 o'clock, theft to his own stable where be
will remain until the following Monday morning.
2057
A. fine collection to select
frame
PAINOki OF SURLFORD.
SMILLIE BROS, Preprietors,
MONDAY, May 13, will leave his own stable, one
mile south of Brumfield, and proceed to Varna, for
noon ; thence squth by Parr Line to Ralph Stephen -
eon's, for night. TUESDAY -By Parr Line,. to Jas.
Love's, trills Green, for noon ; thenee by limpen to
hie own stable, for the night. WEDNESDAY -A1
his own stable. THURSDAY -By way of 24id Con-
e,eseioteto Alex. Sinclair's, for noon ; thence by 41.11
Compton, to James McIntosh's, Mill Road, for
nights FRIDAY -By 2nd Concession, II, R. S., to
Appelton Elooathe for noon ; thence by 2n6 come-
SIMI to his own stable. SATURDAY -TO his own
stable. •
Get in early and have first
choice.
We alsohfine line of
al—v a
Purses---Gulian Sale Leather
Goods Co. make them.
The J. S. ROBERTS
DRUG STORE
W. M MelcAY, Manager
The Home of the
Draught Stud.
The extra well bred Clydesdale
Stallion,ICING TROMAS (12625),.
The splendid Shire Stallion,
GILL13RAND ROYAL;' Vol.28,
The celebrated Shire Stallion,
SOUTHPORT (20041)
Will stand for the le:Prover:lent of stook
this season at ,
T. J. BERRY'S
Sale and Exchange Stables, Hensal.
2050
FIRST KING
E. SPOONER, Proprietor and Manager.
Monday -Will leave his own :table, Lot 6, Con. 4,
Hulled, and proceed west. to S. Glow's, for noon ;
then west to R. Govieret for night. Tuesday -will
proceed north 2 miles, then west to 0. Lowery's,
3.0th Con.: Goderich township, for noon ; then south
to Wm. Lindsay's, Huron road, for night, Wednes-
day -west to Holmesville, then along the Out line to
Prootor's, Oth Con., Goderieh township, for noon ;
then south to G. A. Cooper's, for night. Thursday
.--By Bayfield road, to Graham's hotel, Clinton, for
noon ; then by London read to J. Oriels's, Tucker.
smith, for night. s Fri:ley-will proceed to his own
stable for noon, where he will remain until the fol-
lowing Monday morning. 2058
TARENTITM 211795
WM. G. CHARLESWORTII, Proprietor.
Will stand for the improvent of stock this season.
.AT HIS OWN STABLE tN EGMONDVILLE,
and will ale° meet mares by appointment, 20574
The Stroidard Bred Ttotting
IDOL I3RINO,
No. 40520, Americati Trotting* Itegister,
Will stand during Me season of 1007 at Iles Owe
&mete IN BareflPlal.D. J. MoINTOSII, Proprietor.
2057
WHITE HEART.
WILFRID MORROW, Proprietor.
Will stand for the iniprovement of stock this sea.
son at Morrow Bros. Livery, Seaforth. 2050
GOVENLOOK 131108., Preprietors.
Monday -Will leave his own et -able, two miles
north of Seafordeand go to Dublin, at Weber's hotel,
for noon : then to Carlin's hetet, Staffs, for night.
-Tuetelay -- To Strong'e- betel, Tucker:smith.' for
noon ; then to his own et -able for night, Wetines-
day--Will proceed to Olinton for noon, at the Com-
mend:Li hotel ; then to llohnesville for night. Thurs.
dey-To Goderich, a the Colborne home,Inc noon ;
then to Andrew Youtig'is, Colborne for night. Fri.
day -Co Auburn, at the Auburn i hotel, for noon ;
then to Blythe at the Commercial hovel, for night.
Saturday. -To Wesley Beacom's, IC:trio:1k, for noon ;
the]) to his own stable, where he will remain until
tholfollowinE Monde) morning. 2057
As r own.
KING CHARMING IV.
; GEIGER, & HUDSON, Proprietors.
Mohday-Will leave his own stable, ileneall, and
proceed north to A. Harvey's, Kippen, for noon ;
then home for night. Tuesday ---North and east to
Strong's hotel, Tuckeremith, tor noon; then to
Dick's hetel,Seaforth, for night. Wednesday - By
way of Mill Road, to Bossenberreir hotel, Brueefield,
for noon ; then to Cook's hotel, Vaasa, for night.
Thursday --South, by Perr Line, to 19000 Hudson's,
Hine Green, for noon ; then west to Blake, then
south to John Geiger's-, for night, Friday- East to
his own stable, wheresbe will remein -until the fol.
louring Monday morning. 205
WILDER LHIE, -
JAS. BERRY, Prza •
Mond:tea-Will leave his own etTsfile, Lot 8, Conees-
sion 5, H. R. S., Tnekersmith, and 'go to Hibbert
Boundary, then 'south tntles, then east to Albert
Ityclonatee for noon ; thenee 10 Cromarty, then
north to Carlin's Hotel, Staff% for night. Tuesday.
-Then north to Weber's Hotel, Dublin, for noon ;
thence to Seaforth, at Dick's Rotel, for night Wed-
nesday. -By way of the Mill Rood, to Bossenberraas
Hotel, Brumfield, for noon ; thence to Varna, at
Ceeke: Hotel, for night. Thuredo,y.-.-Weet to Gosh-
en Line, then. south to Wagner's: corner, then to
Nicholson's Hotel, Blake, for noon ; then' south and
meet to Ritu'e Hotel, Zurich, for night. Friday. -
To Ileffernan's Hotel, Hensel', for noon ; then north
along the London Road, to Thos. Kyle', Kippen cor-
ner, for night, Saturday. -By way of Strong's Ho-
tel, to hie own stable, for noon, where he will rematn
until the following Monday morning.
SID STANTON
WM. 0, 00VENLOOK, Proprietor. •
Monday. -Will 'wive his own stable, Egmondville,
after dinner, and go to Walton, at Sage's Hotel, for
night. Tuesday.-ToVranbrook, itt Long's Hotel,
fer1200)) ; then to Brunets-, at Brown's Hotel, for
night. Wedneeday,-To Ethel for noon ; then south
to Lot 20, Con. 14, Grey, at W. Patterson's, for the
night. Thursday, -South to IL Benneweis', 6 miles
east of Leadbury, for noon ; then home for night.
Friday. -At his own gable. Saturday. --At his own
stable for noon ; then at the Royal Hotel, Seaforth,
from 1 p. 01. till 0 p. m. 2057
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If it's here, it's right Piok a flaw, if possible, in onr Suits or
Overcoats, Turn theta inside out—every little detail. shows
the hand of the master tailor. N hurried work, no skimping,
nothing slighted; that is why they fit vo perfectly, and hold
their shape so much better than any others. When yon spend
your money for clothes, you, certainly want
The Best Possible Value
for it
Some men magine they an do aa well at one store as a other.
A great mietake, Look through other stores if you will, and
you'll- find you can do better here, beeause our clothes look bet-
ter, fit better, and are better.
Sults and Coat at $5 7, $9, Q10 $11
$12 and $14.
We take an honest pride in our clothing, and you may be sure we
won't let you have anything thatisn't just right. IfIt's here, it's right,
COLONEL GRAHAM.
T. J. BERRY & F. BENGOUGH, Proprietors.
Monday, May 6th, will leave his own stable and
proceed east to Thos. Vennees for noon ; then north
10 Chiselhurst and east to Geo. Y. Wren's for night.
Tuesday. -East to Ceetre Road, then north to Stem
hotel for noon ; then west to David Hills for night.
Werinesday.-West 10 Ilugh llifehlillabB corner, then
south it mile and a quarter to Wm. Hoggarth's, for
noon ; then wog to Kippen, to Itobt. Cooper's for
night, Thursday, - West to Hagan Broth, Hills
Green, for noon • then south to Zurich Road, and
weft to Johnetwahotel, Zuricb, for night. Friday.
-East to James Green's for noon ; thence to his own
stable for night. Saturday. --West to 2nd eon, Hay,
and south to Rodger Northoott'e, for noon ; thence
east to London Road, then north to his own stable
whore he will rentain Until the following Monday
morning. _ 2050
ISLEOTRIO B.
BERRY & BLAIR, Proprietors.
Monda;y, May 6th. --Will leave his own stable,
half a mile south of BraCefield, and go south to Kip.
pen and emit to William Workman's 1010 Coneys -
ion, Tacker:smith, for noon ; then east by way of
Cromarty, and south to Fargebar, at Temperance
House for night. Tuesday. -East to Rusiseldele for
noon I then oorth to Mitohell, at the IliAsa House
for night, We Inesday.-To Dublin, at the Domino. -
ion Hotel, for noon • then toSeaforth, at Dick's Mb -
tel for night, Thursday. -To Leadbury, at William
MeGavin's for noon • then by way of Walton to
Blyth, at the Mason House for night, Friday. -To
Londeeboro, at the Temperance House for noon ;
then iga Clinton, at Graham's Hotel for nighb. 80-
urday:4-T° his own stable, where he will remain
until tbe following Monday morruny,.
KzPL1A.2tr 8.
Will stand far mares at his own stable in BRUSSELS at a service fee of $25 to insure.
KAPLAN won roily tieSt pr;Z3S this Spring at stallion shows. His colts have been
winners al all the local shows for oho last three years. Kapian'e breeding is of the best
blood in tha trotting horses of America, Kaplan's full hr Aber, 'Cavallo 2;072, was the
fastest four year old stallion in America in 1902. Ilia sir 0, Krumlin, 2.07t, was cham-
pion stallion of the world in 1902 ; his orand sire. Lord Russell, was full brother to
Maud S., 2.08i ,• his dam, Almir4. by Kentucky Prince, le ,the dam of six in the list -
his grand darn, Alma, 2,28i, by Hambletonien 10, ie a prodtoor 9f speed ; his great
grand dam, Mrs, by American Star, has her blood in more 2.10 trotters then any
other niare ; in 1906 2 10 trotter, 11 out of 33 zarriel her blood.
Posture furnished for mares. All aooiderits at owner's risk.
. ,
SCOTT -i4, WARWICK Brusaseis Ont.
2057-3,
SP:ROMA-311S.
Raincoats at $6.50, $7.50 and $9.50
Suit Specials -Broken lots at $5; solid wra11eda, all sizes5$8
Black and Blue Suits, pure worsted at Pen
One hundred und fifty`pairs of Men's Tweed Pante at $1.25
A pile of Men's odd "Vests at 76c each
-Boys' and Youth' Vestb at 25o
Shirts!, Neckwear and other good things for mea—such cornpiete an&
ious stooks as makes selectiofl easy, at less than usual prioea
Negligee Shirts—two specials at 80c and $1.10,
Men's Working Shirts, Puritan brand, at 759, double front and double
back, double stitched, extra large, fast colors, wear guaranteed.
Our great Flaxman, Shirt, extra large, pure linen, reversible eollars, a
bargain at $1 each -•
adie§' Department
We are able to announce the greatest assortmne9t
store ever had
SPEOIALS—Fancy Muslims at 10e, lege and. 151
Fancy Organdies at 20e, 22e and 25c
See our special line of Ootton Voiles at 12ic
All prices in Fancy Vesting.
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Great assortment of Black and Black and White -Muslims
Fancy Silks in checks and stripes, from 50c to $3
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We have prepared a most tempting display at prices shouldbring
hundreds to the store. You cannot duplicate these values eisewhere.
Shirt Wales at $1, $1.19 and $1,50
Point d'Esprit Net Waists at $3.25 and $3.50
Colored Chambray Suits at $3.75
Colored Zephyr Suits at $6
White Muslin and Organdie at $5 and $7.50
Ladiete-Spring Coats at 0, $6,40 and $7 '
Semi -fitting Ooats at $7 and $8.5C
LOON Tweed Coats, seven -eighth length, at $7.8cto2
Highest Prices paid for Butter Eggs
and. Wool.
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