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S1-10NYING OF NEWEST IN CURTAIN
NETTS, RUFFLED CURTAINS BY YARD . AND
ALSO MADE UP READY FOR HANGING., AT
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VERY REAS01`-•!.L‘,BLE PRICES
N.wSeteetts, Clainteees, e:::retons, for Quilts and.
Draperies.
Dominican China Batts, extra fine for Quilts 72x90 at
50 Cents Each
PRINTS! GINGHAMS!
50 pieces of Prints and Ginghams to choose trom
16c to 35c per Yard.
SEE OUR NEW LINE OF CURTAIN MATERIAL
New Printed STK Dee's End.s... New 'Wallpapers prices
from, 8c. to 50c a roll.
GROCERIES! GROCERIES!
Canned Pumpkin, large tin
Macaroni, 5 lbs for
Soda Biscuits, 2 lbs. for
Pink Salmon, tin
Rose Baking Powder, lb. tin
Old Nippy Cheese lb
Bakirea Bryn, 2 lbs. for
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23c
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25c
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PRODUCE WANTED
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INSURANCE AGT-TOY
Foe e .•,Ters per year you can protect yourself
agalnet loss. Why take a Chance.
Rates cheerfully quoted on Fire, Automobile, Plate
Glass, Accident, Sickness, Burglary, Surety, Bonds, Etc
Every motorist should have Public Liability and Prop-
erty Damage Insurance. An accident may cost you
1.-.ousands of dollars. Protect yourself by a Policy in
a Canadian Company.
Fc: Rates Apply to:
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l'IA.PeDWARE SEEDS and FURNITURE
Your SprineT Neeis
Best Assortment of Government Tested Seeds
We heete ever shown, in Red Clover, Timothy,
Aleike, Alfalfa, and all other Field Grass Seeds; at
Low.Feeving Pricee, Aceoeding to Quality.
Get your Sanply NOW, or leave your orders... We
aee always in 'ere... market for good eeeils, and don't for.
get, we also Ceeez.vm Seed Cleaning at lowest prices.
o ereeere PAINTS!
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itand Proved Sherwin-Williams Paints. Oils, Varnishes,
LI A..ee Clee*e.!•1 Dig Enarnels and VeenieheS; Floor wax .,
rikoec e lea Lock Wire ..eleicing zoe ...ea. and Fencing
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.SPECIALS Fla THIS WEEK -END
rEAs, No. 4 Sieve, 2 tins ....... . . .. . ... ..19c
}ULLCREST SHORTENING, 1 lb. .... . .. . . ... 10c
SUPERIOR BAKING POWDER; 16 -oz,
QUICK QUAKER .OATS Plain per'pkg
MANY FLOWERS SOAP, 5 cakes
. . 25c
. 28c
. 25c
Raspberry or Strawberry JAM 40 -oz. jar
Ingersoll Malted „Cheese 2 pkgs.
Large Sweet Prunes, 2 lbs.' .
_ eanut Butter, 28 -oz. jar .........
..oda Biscuits, 1-1b. bag, 2 for
•..mmonia. Powder, 4 pkgs.
Sweet White Corn, 2 tins .
Royal York Coffee (tra tin) 1-1b.
ry's Cocoa, Half -lb. tin
87c
25c
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Lipton's Tea, Half lb. pkg.
Cereal Blend (the Health Food) per pkg.
.19c,
390
19c
28c
21e
•rifled Curtains at pair .. . . ...... , 49e, 75c, and $1.25".
•Jee our Real Silk Hose Full-fashioned at per pair 69c
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Highest Prices for Eggs.
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Hensall Spring Show
Best on Record
The annual spring stock fair of
the South Huron Agricultural Soc-
iety held at Hensel]. on. Saturday- was
the largest .and most successful yet
held. This year the society had the
advantage of a vigorous - boosting
campaign conducted by the recently
formed Chamber of Commerce and
this undoubtedly had an excellent
effect. The show was held on Well-
ington street adjoining the railway
yards. The •entries of light, horses
was unusually heavy and those of
the heavy type well up to standard,.
while the showing of cattle was the
heaviest in years. The. attendance
also was probably the largest in the.
history of the show. The judges for
the horses was W. J. Fowler of
Guelph -and for the cattle, Wm. Char
ters of Seaforth. A feature of the
day's program was the naming of
"Miss Hensall". In the afternoon
Mrs. Hugh McGregor was Miss Hen-
sall and was identified by Miss Helen
Walker, and in the evening Mrs.
Broderick was Miss Hensall, idetni-
• fied by Miss Mamgaret McQueen.
Prizes were awarded in the events
and will appear next week.
r LOCAL MARKETS
• (Corireeted every Wednesday)
Eggs, dozen. 16-14-12
Butter, lb. creamery ..........34
Butter, lb. dairy 30
Wheat, bush 80
Barley, bush 50
Buckwheat, bussh. 50
Shorts, ton • 26.00
Bran, ton 26.00
Flour, cwt. . 2.00-2.90
Live Hogs cwt 8.25
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aded for the cooperation of all con-
cerned,in getting a better class of
herd'Efea located under the bonus-
ing pollee of the Federal and Pro-
vincial governments. He held out no
encouragethent to the breeder who
was contented to continue with a
breeding program' which gave no
Promise of improvement, but turning
to the farmer who had far-reaching
idea g and made use of construction
methods, the view a of the speaker
were that the future looked as hopee
ful today as it had in any period of
the past.
BUSY FARMER NEWS
Early Marketing Means
• Better Prices.
No is -the time to ,i.tart the long
sea.non crops of vegetables required
for the early market. At the Central
'Experimental Farm the following
varieties ate recominended:
Cabbage: Golden Ace, Copenhagen
Market, Earley Jersey Wakefield.
Cauliflower: Early Dwarf Erfurt
d Snowball.
Celery: Paris Golden Yellow, Gol
den Plume and Phenomenal
Onion: Sweet Spanish, Priietaker
(Donia), Southport White, Yellow
for guowing trans'-
pinrts.
Pepper: Harris Earliest, California
Wonder.
Potato: rich Cobbler which should
• be sprouted for four to six. weeks
prior to ile!d ldeem
Alaeeity, Canadian
tal, Bonny Best of John
Baer. The to 0 latter are used for the
main
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Suppeee end Poets.
Goodyear Balloon and Cord Tires and Tubee
in all sizes .: , • • - '
WHITE ROSE GASOLENE, ENARCO OILS,
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Furniture, Springs and Beds. Felt and Marshall
Mattresses
Plumbing, Furnace Work, Evetroughing and Tinsmith-
ing-our Specialty. Full line of heavy and shelf Hard-
ware always in stock,
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Dar !-rd Improvement
1?' B. Peith of Brantford,' direct -
of eteusion for the Holstein
Fri -inn 'Assoeir.tion of Canada,
speaking et n 'recent meeting. 'of
Lanibton County live stock breeders
and farmers, i.tention to the
r10.-.. • Oirg nUi3-.7V:t.zi for dairy cat-
Cm:leo at
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to avturns from the industry vol- hose with fuel and lumber for rah -1-
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int to eerenewato the far- (ar building and repairs in order thel
1.0711y .tOl;luVerolaliklagUetar' (1‘illa,s1 obt(iltia";vtIrril
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Current Crop Reports •
Twenty meetings were held in
connection with the Warble and Heel
Fly campaign in Peel County during
March and it is estimated that over
70,c%0 of the cattle in Peel. will be
treated' this Spring for these pests.
Other counties also report the War-
ble Fly campaign under way. Duff -
(win County furnishes the encourag-
ing word that livestock, particularly
cows, are in very satisfactory con-
dition. Lambton reports that the
shortage of seed is not nearly as
acute as early advices indicated. In-
jury to fruit trees is becoming More
apparent as spring advances, accord-
ing to a report from Lincoln. al
Noxfolk, severe weather during the
winter resulted in considerable dam-
age to...cherries, plums,. raspberries
and apple trees. The condition of
fall wheat is not good in a nuniber
of districts, From Hastings comes
word that indications are for a short
season for maple syrup. This is al-
so the case in Prince Edward County
and. there also, fruit growers are
alarmed. by the amount ef damage
le tree and bush irtdits.
R.e-Stoar the Woorllot
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FENCES ON THE FARM: LET US SUPPLY
YOU WIT.H THE BEST OF WOVEN WIRE,
ALSO HAVE i'LARB WIRE. SEE US ABOUT
NEW ROOFING, PLUMBING, AND EVE -
TROUGHING
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Our New Beds, Springs and
- Mattresses.
USED 'FURNITURE
Two Gomel Used. Chesterfield Suites on., Hand;
Good Used Dressers from $4.50 up; Dining Tables;
Kitchen Chairs, Etc. All Big Bargains for quick Sale.
BE SURE AND SEE -THEM!
Always a Good Supply of Smoke s. Cure on Hand.
- Aso Old Hickory Smoke Salt
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THESE PRICES subject to change without Notice
Rerimming Wagon Wheels,, per set
▪ Wagon Axle, each
▪ Wagon Tongue -each
Tongue, Harrows, each
Bolster with Stakes at . .. .. . .... ... $3.00 11
Wagon Reach, long 1.50, Short $1.25
.50 B.
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$5.00
$3.00 ff
$1.5a
Spokes, each at
Double .Tree,.. each
Whipple, Tree
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The season for planting trees is
near, and plans should be made early
as trees planted in early sluing stand
a much better chance of survival
than -those planted in latosprmg,The
Forestry Branch is continuing the
policy of supplying free trees for
planting and owing to the fact that
there is a. svirplus of trees the form-
er limit of 3,500 trees for reforest-
• ation purposes to one person will not
be adhered to, The trees may be.
13'1' a'1110'i - ovii,141- „used for plantlig mare land,
erably since the beginning of the ing woodiot or the 'establishment of
year, and he expressed the opinion I ee evergreen Windbreak*, '500 trees
that any constiructive efforis liale I are allowed fo each applicant for
made in building the herds of the planting a windbreak.
County to higher standards in type, Every farm should have a Weodlot
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THE WINTER SEASON
Is Now Here. Have you looked after your Automo.
bile in preparation for the Cold Weather? Changed to
lighter Oil, and had your Radiator filled with a good
Anti-Freoze?.. "iun 3raur car and lea us do. this very 447„
hnportant thing Right Now!
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Gasoline and Kerosine always kept en hand in large
and email quantities. Let us fill your barrels or
Containers.
Expert Workmanship on Repeir Work, and Overhaul
Jobs
en z•,5i1.1 Makes of Cars with Charges Very
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gathered untold rniilrna into their coffers.
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and lead the World whithersoever 1 golf .;
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