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Ladies' Jersey Dresses, only 9 left in stock -'
,..$2, and..2,75
. 17.7:-..)). Hop4.,. all ,eizes and colors, pr..39
Girlsall wool p,,f,i.c,vers, Sizes 20 to 34, each • ,.75c
Grey all wool blankets, large size, each 2 25
Macknaw Flannels 12 pieces to choose from, yd 29c
No. 1 quality Wheeling yarn, lb. t50c
New Stamped Mats in Great Variety of New.
Patterns. .See Our Display.
MEN'S - WEAR
Cletvirfrc- lire Fleeced Underwear in broken sizes • .
Men'sShirts and Drawers, each 59c
Boys' Shirts and Drawers, each 29c to 43c
Men's Cornbinations for Fall Wear, each at:
1.25, 1.45, 1.50, 2.50
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Mer.'s Work Sweaters, at each
Men's Navy Mackinaw Coats, each
Men's s'k:Vol-Ir Sox, all wool at
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These ritmes are issued for $100 and over for
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es7.1ares are aeeseysteil by Andrew F. Hess, Huron
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WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS
Specials for Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Campbell's Vegetable Soup, per Tin • 8c
St. Williams Marmalade 40 -oz. Jar • 27c
•Sultana Raisins, 2 lbs. •.....-......45c
Valentia Raisins, 2 lbs. , .:,.,......-....,.. ........... 255c
Chipso or Oxydol, laege Pkg. - .21c
Recleaned Currants, 2 lbs. ....... ....... . - --- . - .. ---.219(lec
Rice Krispies, per Pkg
Verythin Toilet Paper, per Roll . ....... .. ...-.... 3c
Loose Ready Cut-Macroni, 2 lbs. • 13c
Pink Salmon. Large Tin... .... .........2105:
Rive, 4 lbs.
Tango Sandwich Cookies, per lb. .............. ... ... . . ...... 15c
All Wool Blankets, large siz.e pr 650
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Ladies' Vests and Bloomers, all sizes, from . ..... ..39c up
Ladies' Silk over wool Hose, at pr
.29c, 50c, 75c
Full Szoek or Everything •for Winter Wear for
the Whole Family
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Highest Prices for Eggs.
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BUSY FARMER NEWS LOCAL MARKETS
"Royal" Prospects Good (Corrected every Wednesday)
Butter lb. ...... 24
Advance information from the man- Eggs
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agement of the Royal Whiter Fair is Wheat, bush. .. . 62
to the effect that prospects are bri- Barley, bushel .... ..... -40
ghter for the coining fair than any Buckwheat, bush. 40
in its 12 -year history. It is expected Flour, eNvt, 2.00-2.90
that there will be a particularly hea- Shorts; ton ... 20.00
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vy entry of all classes of live stock Bran, ton . , 20.00
and farm products. For eight days, Eggs • • • - • • . : ..... • • • • • 9-23-15
Nov. 22 to 30, there will be on dis-
play some of the best products of the
Iand. The small breeder or small
landowner will be found in competit-
ion with the products from large
holdings. The boys will have an op-
portunity to show their beef calves
in a wide open competitions Forxning,
erly it was necesBary to be a memb-
1• or of a calf club in order to show, but
• s& this year any boy between 14 and 2C
years of age who has a caif siredlv;
$ a purebred bull born on or after Sep
'4 ofli.s.ial capacity, has visited some 28
tember 1, 1932, which he 21as fed,
g cared for and fitted two months prior : ;Ors commencing with the Canadian
to fair date,-, tr...-,y enter in csAny•t t :,:'Llonal • Ex. " He points oat that
. se' receipts arei-lerea„.-,ag general':
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', in some cases, this increase is
Beitir.h i,......',....0ts Ov.r..,:le,„.. :I V, ., anisel as thirty or 1,,,Ity per
Aro;:,' r.•1." laSt year. "Crops in f.,,,;(..31c!ral be-
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ANTHRACITE COAL IN
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A LAIZGE.a.Ara-:-.1.7. CF HEAT-
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A ZiOlvIE EVEN i'v".T.17, COMFORTABLE.
1171,3'; GItC.:.S and. Fencing
Suppties and Posr,:s.
Goodyear Balloon and Cord Tires and Tubes
in . all sizes •
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WHITE ROSE GASOLENE, ENARCO OILS,
Furnitare, Springs
and Beds,
Mattresses
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Hunter first in Ayrshires.
• Takes Optimistic Attitude Towards
• Ontario Fall Fairs
"For very definite reason-", stated
1. A. 'Caron, superintendent of Hor-
ticultural Societies, "I am .-e-onVinced
that the near future once again,
Fall Fair as an institution of
lead importance in the farming life
of Ontario." Mr. Carroll, in his
Felt and Marshall
Plunsbing, Furnace Work, Evetroughing and Tinsmit
ing our Specialty. Full line .ef heavy and shelf Har
ware always' in stock.
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SERVICE vt1.1 ot-tlie trunk, as the tree grows. T",..e.
tranio and leave room for exparisum
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For (3ne Month 00, ,.. are offer- ,m
ling a 1-1b. Tin al oliflor Floor
Wax with a Tin of Nugget Shoe
Polislit for only 50 cents
We are continuing our Special Prices on Mat-
tressesx, and still have a few left that veil/ go at Bargain
1 Prices. Be sure and get your supply before they are
AU Gone.
For some real Bargains, we have a number of good )1ln:
used Dressers that we will seIl very cheap. Be sure and
see them.
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Always a good supply of Smoke Ctsre an Had, It'
Also Old Hickory Smoke Salt.
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THESE PRICES subject to change 'without Notice
_Rerinaming Wagon Wheels, per set
Wagon Axl; each
Wagon Tongue each
gs Tongue, Harrows, each •
E.-- Bolster with Stakes at ........... ......... $3.00 E
$1.25 Fs.
.50 B..
.75,
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$5.00
$3.00
$1.50 a
Wagon Reach, long 1.50, Short
Spokes, each at
Double Tree,-.. each
Whipple Tree
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•-tilted-in giving more farmers time
171. /1-1 ,arg, er quantities with a good stand-
of Canadian cooking:, turales to do with increased .attendanee. Whe• re
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the Past ,farmors, „mum tu-i.n. t aid c.,,g:r7dpereo,vfaiCi_i:AgSdpitefsr:wath. .c.t
nsidered..
pressing prices for 'all kinds of :• rela7sAtall
pies, including Eng.ish. In many cas.. sive 'entertainment is now the order
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•e are again this sun -at -AI- " •
raent Office in London, attend the fairs. Then again, et. -
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ton rctports that excessive • (Mlle Canditiont have had much tol ,
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users of Ga. 1.
prices slump,at from lOs to 15,5, of the :day. Fall fairs answer this r
0..asolkne and kerosine always
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• qualk,T,Iest• k.S or
helms are selling at 1 ls a barvo. named as two additional reasons foe t,
(L.ntario 1.11enhoims lbs to .i.;"is na.k.. the increcased int -cd Containers. •IN
lAva, :Diere- attractive 'oft.i.,es
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L'.7:Frxit Workmanship on Repair IV
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Irm•n 'td a barrel, ht.,
'is bd. At the same time, good anal.. Ftdr,,td be held De6ember ;:o 1, •
Ontario red resscrt apples ar incluSive, will undoubit-i ly
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01 ding their own, as bright Scarlet particularly strong entry. At ne stica- - «.
.tir.pin,..4 are r. „n„ f , ••"" . IS there a more attractive ,tiispuy
2(aa and
. draft horses than Is seen In ,,i/f;
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jonathans 24s toN,
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iJaaof r-,111,.:,v7..-e,s Very
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intosh, free from hiulses 228 to and' teams at Guelph. ' The classes
• 1!. ,, 'and7thcre is usnally a good showing,
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Mr. Fulton consider.. that • il :s a for market cattlh are alva.as strong
x•he (""'. • •
are packed, without considerhlg tho- •°.
show is outstanding.. hi the seed do-,
clop in. 7I.T, +4- ands. Pertinent there are good prizes and
keen competition. The evening horse
:...yis- an ;..,tti that 1:1e-
ases. Write to R. W. Wade, Parlia-
merit Buildings, 'Val'( to. for lea.ra-
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0.1, lall1.:,21 s .hat are cot&
.0.a illy forward to all British ports m
ae.clen'.a•„1 Te,'Itit.,1 at this tune Alf'
I i* : ; , • • a.vicv. a3,.. him list, Mild It,? '-fl .?t," : •. • •,
01 ilUlt This ktlatiOn Is c'oe Oil .0.10Vel.1PT 20th. 'rid.: 1,111.
annual Ontario Provincial Wm-
. . effect upon rAth
English grown apples mid Eng-
uv:41%.i LI. re beginning to C17
, I it for something further to be done
,o protect their interest..
0.A.C. Team Second
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ter Fair to be held at Guelph.
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-One of the greatest hazards in the
grewing of an apple orchard is the
danger of girdling by mice. This ; 4,
especially trtfe in orchards, under
culture, although •even orchards un- *
der clean cultivation -are frequently
subject to es-nsidseable damage from
Lernational Inter-Codtgia....' nulprig, thi8 cattse. The ainount of damage
by these animals
Competition at the Dairy C.L.io ‘..ori this cause,
va.: varies greatly from year to year, de-
gress held at Waterloo, Iowa. lolearn was first. Individual member, Pending largely upon their available
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of the Ontario team were high in LcirPePeltY bl°ffd'
akest)ttlhe
most effeCtive pro-
udging Hlstein, Brown Swiss and .
As a team they were -first in the dud tection, The inital cost is high, but
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as it only has to be placed once and
Ayrshires and second in Guernseys.
a large number of years
ging of Holsteins and Guernseys.
The team was coniposed of J. W. will last for
it -will be found cheaaper in the long
glierty and D; A. Dalziel. The boys run: •This wire should be cut into
Archibeld, H. J. Hunter, A.I3. McCan i he64; large enough to -encircle the
re cgaehed hy Prof. ,T. B. Raithby,
The Ontario Agricultural College
dairy cattle :judging team stood 2nd
\Pi 18' teams cc ''g
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